Hey guys, Big Mad Media, the parent company of Big Mad True Crime, is growing by one, one podcast, that is.

My adorable, beautiful, handsome snack of a husband has decided to bless us with his amazing podcast,

the Critical Incidence podcast, and honestly I think it might be a little cooler than this one.

Maybe, I don't know.

He's really cool though and so is the podcast. Hear me out. So this gem of a man, again,

looks like a snack. He interviews people who have gone through a critical incident. We're talking about

he's about to interview the behavioral analyst from the FBI who worked on the Golden State Killer case.

Those are the connections this man has, and I want to listen to it. Honestly, I want to, like,

eavesdrop on the phone conversation when he interviews her, but I'm a professional.

Just kidding, I'm his wife, so I'm absolutely going to eavesdrop, and I think she's going to be

my best friend. I don't know. We'll see. He also interviewed Derek LaVasher from

Crime Weekly and Detective Perspective on calls he went to when he was a homicide detective, all of those

things when he was a police officer. He even interviewed, and this one hasn't come out yet,

he interviewed a guy who was hit by a gigantic truck. Like, it was bad, you guys.

And he died for a little bit.

Was brought back to life by incredible medical personnel.

But he goes over what it was like to die and be brought back to life, which I am here

for.

I told him he needs to release that episode ASAP because I haven't even

listened to it. I just know about it because it's my husband. He told me about it. But holy shit,

we need the content, sir. He also interviewed a 911 operator who is actually a podcaster himself.

And he was the 911 operator during a really, really crazy incident out in Tennessee.

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