On Wednesday nights at 9 p.m. Eastern on the Unfound podcast channel on YouTube, yours truly hosts a live show in which I talk about some of my personal life. I discuss recent true crime news and I preview that Friday's episode. But I also take questions from the audience.

Since I know many of you have not yet checked out the live show,

uh-h-h-h-h-h-h-h-h-h-h-h-h-h-h-hury, you will get to hear me answer a long list of questions

I've received over the past year.

I'm Ed Denzel, and this for unfound.

As all of you know, we already do an update episode every four months.

The 11th one of those is coming out before this month is over.

In April 2019, I did the first Q and A episode.

But that one came about due to some guests flaking on me. It was thrown together

in a matter of hours. The ones in 2020 and 2021 were much more planned, as is the one you're

hearing right now. However, after conducting that program in 2019, I saw how answering questions that I get

about unfound could be very helpful to all of you in understanding what goes on here,

between myself, the guests, the assistants, and you, the audience. Because I don't do hardly any of that during the guests, the assistants, and you, the audience.

Because I don't do hardly any of that during the regular Friday episodes.

And although I answer many questions about Unfound and myself on Wednesday nights during the live show,

many of you don't tune in.

Not blaming you. You all have important stuff going on, but you really should tune in if you can.

Everybody who watches the live show loves it.

So today you're going to get a sample of the live show as I go through a list of about 30 questions I've

gotten from listeners over the past year and this list can be found on the unfound podcast

channel's website right now these questions will concern me disappearances crime in general, but most concern unfound.

No surprise there. But first, unfound news. I continue to send out emails to universities in the hopes

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