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I'm Rebecca LaVoy, and this is Crime Writers On.

Crime Writers On is the original True Crime Review podcast that digs in a true crime,

pop culture, other podcasts.

And on this episode, her high school newspaper expose on rumors about a teacher resulted in backlash.

Years later, a reporter reinvestigates the claims their science teacher was a predator. We'll talk about the podcast, adults in the room from KU-O-W. Joining me to get that done in more is True Crime Author, TV journalist, and host of. These are their stories podcast, my husband and love of my life, Kevin Flynn. Hello, Kevin. Hello, Rebecca. Although, you're not the love of my life when he's sitting right here, are you? Oh, the dog is here. He's right here with us on the bench. And I can't sit because he's in my spot. That's right. Also with us, private investigator, certified pet detective, resident

cat lady, and author of the Piper Green series of Cozy Mysteries Laura Bricker. Hi, Laura. Hey, Rebecca. And finally, all the way from Valencia, Spain, author of the city trilogy, host of Ripcurrent, more like ancient phalions and the podcast soon to be a major motion picture, Strange Arrivals. Toby, Toby, hey, Rebecca. So, Kevin, this is Thursday's program. It is. What's coming up in the future on this show? So next week on Monday, we're going to talk about the new podcast from serial productions in the New York Times. It's called The Idiot. And then on Thursday week from today, we'll talk about the Netflix documentary series, The Predator of Seville. All right. As in Spain, right, Toby? I'll be able to give you a lot of insight into that one, I'm sure. Yeah, you won't even need the subtitles because you're bilingual now. That's right. That's exactly right. We've been drinking your giant glass of Valencia orange juice while you watch that documentary. Yeah, just straight out of the, I don't even know what they call those things. The juicer. They look like milk cartons, but they actually have like preservative insides, I guess, because that's what they put the milk in. Yeah. Like when you go to get milk or orange juice or like all these other things that you'd expect to be in the refrigerator aisle in the U.S., they're just in the normal aisle, but they're in these, like, cool little cartons that keep them fresh. Yeah, they have that in the Caribbean to every time we go. I'm like, oh, warm milk. Amazing. Amazing. So, Toby, speaking of you, yes. One thing I know about you is that you don't listen to any of the things that you're in or that you make.

I learned this about you during a live show many years ago where when we started the business section and started playing the business section music, you literally said, what is this music?

And I'm like, I've played this music a thousand times. Did you know, as we mentioned in the last episode, had you heard that

there is a new theme song for your book club podcast on Patreon, the Deep Dive? I've heard rumors.

Okay. So what was it that Toby asked for? He said it would be cool. Well, we played a clip

for him. He was talking about like how he wanted a rocking out version of crime writers on theme song.

Like a metal version?

Yeah, and explained that like we did pull one together. We took the, you know, the original stuff. We just ran the saxophone through a guitar distortion pedal or whatever. It was the theme song to deep die for many years. And it included my favorite little thing was that it had like that

all the outtakes from King Lear

that you hear in I Am the Walrus,

you know, because it seemed pretty...

That one was just for me.

Anyway, since we kind of threw it out there

about Toby wanting an Iron Maiden theme.

Yes.

Well, Jeff Brumley, who is a longtime friend of the show, he put something together.

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