We've all seen the headlines in the news of how somebody lost their life in an act of cold-blooded murder, and it grabs your attention,

but have you ever stopped to think about the life of the person at the center of the news story?

These victims were way more than a salacious headline. I'm Eric Carter-Londine, and my podcast, The Murder and

my family dives into some of those stories to help listeners get to know the person who was lost and how their death

affected those closest to them. Listen to the murder of my family everywhere you

listen to podcasts.

When the president does it, that means that it is not illegal.

He gags me! What's my crime? I got bold and a little negligent? Nope.

They're coming to take away my will to live.

Fuck them, though.

One count of being a bear, and one count of being an accessory to being a bear.

I hate the Supreme Court.

Hello and welcome to opening arguments.

This is episode 1065.

I'm your host Thomas Smith.

And not quite your regularly scheduled OA pod but I got something

that for most folks listening should be two three times better.

I was very busy this weekend the end of the month finally got out the Where There's Wokes that I already told you about last episode.

Lots to listen to there, and I promise you it's very good. So please check out where there's woke.

If you like a good debunk, you're going to love that show.

The series on John Ronson's Things Fell Apart, which was really disappointingly anti- woke.

They did things like both sides, trans people, both sides right wing like terror, and it both sides?

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