Wonder's new podcast, Even the Royals, pulls back the curtain on the darker side of

royal families past and present from all over the world, where status comes at the

expense of your freedom, your privacy, and sometimes even your head. New episodes come out every week.

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I'm Dan Tibersky.

In 2011, something strange began to happen at a high school in upstate New York

a mystery illness bizarre symptoms and spreading fast. What's the answer and what do you do if they tell you it's all in your head?

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Welcome back for another episode of Reality Life with Kate-KC.

Hope that you're having a great start to the week,

and I've got a great episode for you.

In this episode, I cover Netflix three-part docueries, Dirty Pop, The Boy Band

Scam. In the 1990s, Lou Perlman was arguably the most powerful and influential music industry mogul since Barry Gordy.

He launched several popular boy bands and pop acts including the Backstreet Boys and In Sink.

He turned his music label into a factory mass-producing pop acts tailored for teens.

He usually became fascinated with the success of new kids on the block who had made hundreds of millions of dollars in record,

tour, and merchandise sales and became the number one ban of its time.

He started Transcontinental Records with the goal of creating his own boy band business model.

The record labels first band, the Backstreet Boys, consisted of five unknown performers

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