You know that feeling when you reach the end of a really good true crime series?

You want to know more, more about the people involved, where the case is now, and what it's like behind the scenes.

I get that.

I'm Kathleen Goldhar and on my podcast crime story, I speak with the leading storytellers of true crime to dig deeper into the cases we all just can't

stop thinking about. Find crime story wherever you get your podcasts. This is a CBC podcast. Welcome to Sick Boy,

a podcast where we talk about what it's like to be sick.

This week's guest is Lauren.

She was sexually assaulted.

Let's talk about it.

Well, hey, Lauren.

We got our beers.

We got our guest.

We're all ready to go.

We're ready to rock and roll super time to roll hey Lauren hi how you doing so I need to go closer yeah well that close that's good that's

good yeah yeah yeah just let it just sit right there it's weird to it's weird to hear your own voice

I hate my voice you don't you have a good. Yeah, you do have a good radio voice.

Oh, I hate it so much.

No, it's smooth. Smooth as smooth as eggs. You know, what's funny is that the more that you do that you speak into a microphone or hear yourself in headphones or like watch a video like video of yourself, the more the two start to sound the same. to it you get and you just want to keep listening to yourself.

You do.

Yeah.

It's a tool to create narcissism.

That's really what we're trying to do. The funny thing that I realize

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