Welcome to the Global Phenomenon, Surviving the Survivor, where we bring you the best guests in all of true crime.

This is a STS special, Surviving My Biggest case.

Here's your host Emmy Award winning journalist Joel Waldman.

What's up, SDS Nation, and welcome to another episode

of Surviving the Survivor, the podcast that promises to bring you the very best

guests in all of true crime.

And this is an STS special surviving my biggest case with one of our biggest

guests a big welcome to Brian Enten he is news nation's senior national

correspondent he's an Emmy Award winning

Broadcast journalist. Brian most recently worked as a reporter for W. S. V.N.

in Miami, which is a stones throwaway from where we are both at, and Wild Espien, Brian covered hurricanes,

including Dorian from the Bahamas and every other story you can imagine, and then he went over to News Nation and there was a story the Gabby Petito case

which blew the doors off the collective true crime community and really put Brian Enten on the map and for that he got a ton of much deserved recognition and he is here to four one of the most sought after and

highly respected true crime reporters Brian welcome how are you?

Wow what an introduction I mean God I just made my head so big, I'm so sought after.

You know, it's just like your wife texting me like, we need you to do a podcast. That's a COE. She's always on it. So for full disclosure, believe it or not, we did not get into true crime until the

COBER case, which was just a year ago, November. Prior to that, it was just my mom and

I yapping, but of course I'm a news guy, so I've always paid attention to things. But the Gabby Petito

case, I was busy with some things with my own media company at the time, and I really didn't follow it, but I did, this is funny. I do remember, like when this story first broke in I think at the time was still working at news nation and she said my friend Brian is covering this and I went there and I think Brian Aten had about 2,000 Twitter followers at that time and if you go and look at Brian

Aten's Twitter page today it's well over 300,000 I believe so that case everyone really started to look to you

Brian for information so so take us back you're you're a new reporter at this new fledgling cable news network.

Is this 20, I don't even know, is this 2021 now?

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