This is an IHeart podcast.

Call it what it is with Jessica Capshaw and Camille Lettington, an IHeart Radio podcast.

Well, hello, hello, hello.

Hello, call it crew, and welcome to another episode of Call It What It is.

I don't even want to chit chat with you.

That's how excited I am about this next guest.

I agree.

I don't want to chit chat with you at all, Jessica. I've got nothing for you,

come up. I've got nothing for you, but we have so much for you guys today. Okay, who do we have

on the pod? We have a very special guest. Today we have on Amanda Knox. Amanda Knox is a writer,

a podcaster, and a criminal justice reform advocate whose name became known worldwide after she was wrongfully

convicted and ultimately exonerated in the 2007 murder of her roommate Meredith Kircher

while studying abroad in Italy. She spent nearly four years in prison and eight years fighting to

clear her name all under an intense media spotlight. Jessica,

I'm sure you remember that time. I mean, it was intense actually doesn't even describe what it was.

No, no. Today she has reclaimed her narrative and she is using her platform to challenge wrongful

convictions, media sensationalism, and the rush to

judgment in high profile cases. And she has a brand new project, you guys.

On Hulu. On Hulu. It is going to be premiering August 20th, and it is called The Twisted Tale of

Amanda Knox, and it is a series. The series dramatizes her story

with unflinching honesty, aiming to spark empathy and deeper reflection about how we treat

those accused of a crime. Let's get into it. Amanda Knox, welcome to call it what it is.

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