Forgery is a crime, and legally speaking, it's a crime committed when a person either alters or creates a legal instrument with the intent to defraud.

Welcome to a brand new season of criminelia, where we'll be talking about forgeries and the forgeries behind them throughout history.

I'm Arach Marki, and I'm Holly Fry.

Join us on criminelia for a new season of fakes, phonies, and counterfeits and the forgeries behind them on the iHeartRadio app Apple Podcasts, or wherever you listen to podcasts.

While we all desperately ached for escapism, Bridgerton, the chandeland smash on Netflix, came streaming along.

Now we wait for season two, but in the meantime, you can hear how this show came to life with the cast, the production team, and the creators of Bridgerton.

Listen to Bridgerton, the official podcast, on the iHeartRadio app Apple Podcasts, or anywhere you get your favorite shows.

Does your inner monologue ever sound like, oh, I'm never going to be good enough, or thin enough, or I'm too old to start something new?

I'm Jess Weiner, cultural expert, and the host of dominant stories.

Those are all lies designed by culture and negative forces to keep you small.

Listen to dominant stories with me, Jess Weiner, on the iHeartRadio app Apple Podcasts, or wherever you listen to podcasts.

Welcome to Go Ask Alley, a production of Shondaland Audio and partnership with iHeartRadio.

I think like every giantist have a lot to say, I think we should let them speak.

We'll stay out of it and they'll just talk.

Yes.

One of the hardest things to absorb for those who are new to these kinds of fights.

Again, if we won all of them, we wouldn't be here.

If you see a monster, don't try to run away.

Step right up to it and say, what do you have to teach me? Why are you in my mind?

I want to be the person who has cancer and doesn't run a marathon.

Like, do I have to work that hard?

No, it's the best excuse not to run a marathon.

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