The only thing necessary for evil to prevail is that good men and women do nothing.

I am simply a mouthpiece for good men and women around the world who want to make a difference.

The engagement and the involvement of ordinary people is what is going to change our criminal justice system.

Many have tried and failed, but the only difference between them and me is I'm bringing an army with me.

This is Truth and Justice.

Hello everybody and welcome back to Truth and Justice. This is your Friday Follow-Up.

I'm your host Bob Ruff and I'm your co-host Mike Bussing.

In this week's Friday Follow-Up we're going to be answering all of your questions, comments and theories about Episode 306 where I interviewed Troy Eldridge.

I think that in Episode 306 we covered a lot of ground and we have a lot more insight as to why Troy did what he did.

So let's get started and hear what you have to say.

Alright Bob, you blew up social media this week when you put out a message asking for people's opinions on the music for the show.

So let's start off by talking about that.

Alright, so all of you know that a couple of months ago we changed our music.

For our users have a couple of tracks by our old music guy, now we have Shane Yoder put them in a song.com writing custom scores for every episode.

Our whole production has changed over the last say six months.

First of all we hired Mike to do the production and editing and then like I said we hired put them in a song.com to do the music and scoring.

So our process has changed a lot.

So first let me explain how we make an episode.

So I spend four or five days researching cross referencing going through documents and writing an outline for the show.

So then we sit down and record while I'm speaking into the microphone Mike's producing making sure that I don't miss speak making sure I get everything right cross referencing with my notes.

And then Mike edits the episode and it gets sent to Shane and then Shane listens through it and writes music throughout the background.

So it's a three step process involving a three person team.

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