Welcome to Inside the Podcaster Studio. I'm your host Alvin Williams. This limited podcast

will consist of a series of interviews with some of the most compelling true crime content

creators in the space. Joining me today is an advocate who uses her voice to fight for justice

for her sister Alyssa, as well as countless others on both her podcast voices for justice

and disappearances. The podcaster studio is proud to welcome Sarah,

Tony, Sarah. Hello, how are you? Hello, thank you. I'm doing all right. Thanks for having me. That

was a great introduction. It's downhill from here. Just to let you know. Thank you for

agreeing to do this. I know that you have a lot on your plate. You're a busy lady and I really

appreciate you taking the time. We have spoken on social media and stuff about having conversations

about ethics and true crime and that's a conversation that I'm really interested in having as a person

who is, I don't know, like I guess the kind of podcast that I do on affirmative murder is like

from somebody on the outside, ostensibly like I think that we could be looked at like as a TMZ or like

you know like a sensationalism because we don't have a cause that we're particularly fighting for.

Obviously you grow as a podcast and you learn about what's going on in the world and you want to

try to advocate and speak up and shed light on the stories but like nothing per se called me here

other than an interest in true crime. So when I heard you having those discussions, I heard

your discussion at their crime con. I was like I'd like to be a part of that. I'd really like to

learn what I'm doing wrong, what I'm doing right. And yeah, so I figured who better to talk to

than somebody with you know your experience and the way that you're going about and spreading news

about cases and stuff. I feel like you're kind of like the guru to speak to to make sure you're

doing things the right way. So I'm glad we could do this. Yeah, no, me too. You're so sweet. I mean

I think it comes down to caring and you obviously care. So that's why I'm here and I think that

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