Welcome back to the peripheral, trying to stick to a monthly release schedule.

So on the 15th of every month, you'll get new content.

On this episode, I speak with Shane and Brent.

Some of you might know Shane from the Fowl Play podcast, or if you listen to Generation Y, he was on the Redhead Murders.

The story hit a lot closer to home for Shane and Brent.

Shane actually covered this on his foul play podcast in a series that was released a few months ago called Making a Predator.

It involves his friend Brent being catfished and ultimately bullied and harassed by some ex-roommates of his.

I highly recommend you go check out Thal Play and listen to the series.

You'll get a lot of the story listening to this interview where I speak with both

Shane and Brent about what happened.

So today's episode of the peripheral is going to be a little different.

I don't have just one guest.

I have two.

So why don't you guys introduce yourselves? Of course, yeah. My name is Brent Allred. I am the senior audio engineer over at Arclight Media that produces several different podcasts.

One of the primary ones that we work on is foul play. And I'm Shane

Waters. I am the CEO of Arclight Media and I also started the first podcast of Arclight

Media, which was FilePlay in 2014, and then my second podcast, Hometown History in 2016.

And you just did a series that covered this story extensively.

I want to talk a little bit about that? What makes the series unique in terms of a crime

podcast is that it was one that I was an eyewitness to at the time. And it wasn't something that

happened in recent times in terms of immediate. It was prior to me ever imagining that I would

have a crime podcast. If I would have known back then that I would have a crime podcast, I would

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