From Cavalry Audio comes the new True Crime podcast, The Shadow Girls.

I grew up near the banks of the Green River and in the shadow of the killer that bears its name.

Prosecuting, describing as a serial killer's sub-art.

But this podcast isn't only about tracking down the killer, it's about the victims.

We stayed in the woods, he always liked going to the woods.

Listen to The Shadow Girls on the iHeartRadio app on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts.

It was the Super Bowl of the 1600s.

Welcome to Mr. Dottie's neighborhood.

I'm your host, B.Dot and today we're at the McNoah Your House.

Let's go take a look around some of the rooms they got in here.

What's really good, man, B.Dot here and we are at the McNoah Your House.

This is the kind of blue room.

It fits on today's episode of I Didn't Know.

Maybe you didn't either.

Have you ever heard the term Buck Breaking?

Buck Breaking was a term that white slave masters used.

It was a punishment for defiant slaves.

And by defiant we mean slaves that wanted to free them.

What would happen is the slave master would call over the rebellious enslaved individual,

bend them over, rip his pants down, and rape him.

He would call over other white slave masters from other plantations so that they too could enjoy in the

miscalculation of the enslaved individual.

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