Labyrinths: Getting Lost with Amanda Knox

You Might Go to Prison, Even Though You're Innocent (Justin Brooks)

Justin Brooks is the author of You Might Go To Prison, Even Though You're Innocent. He is also the director of the California Innocence Project, which has freed 36 wrongly convicted people from over 570 years of wrongful imprisonment. But what sort of toll does that work take on the people who do it? And what do you learn along the way? This podcast is presented by New Thinking. For more information, please visit www.newthinking.com [https://www.newthinking.com/]

#70 - Blood Money - Part 5: True Crime With A Conscience

In part 5, the final installment of Blood money, we're looking to the future to ask: how can true crime be more ethical? What does true crime with a conscience look like? Many of our previous guests, and few new ones like Mark Olshaker and Jon Ronson offer some thoughts on where the genre is heading, and how we might all shape it for the better. This podcast is presented by New Thinking. For more information, please visit www.newthinking.com [https://www.newthinking.com/]

#69 - Blood Money - Part 4: Murdertopia

True crime has spawned a fandom like no other, with controversial merch, conventions, and online sleuths. Sarah Turney, Jen Tisdale, Paul Holes, and Katherine Laidlaw help us disect this fandom, and see the costs and consequences of true crime obsession. This is part 4 of Blood Money, a five-part miniseries. This podcast is presented by New Thinking. For more information, please visit www.newthinking.com [https://www.newthinking.com/]

#68 - Blood Money - Part 3: The Content Machine

In part 3 of Blood Money, we're stepping inside the content machine. Filmmaker Brian McGinn and author Nicki Egan take us through the incentives and pitfalls facing any true crime content creator. This podcast is presented by New Thinking. For more information, please visit www.newthinking.com [https://www.newthinking.com/]

#67 - Blood Money - Part 2: The Fishbowl

In part 2 of Blood Money, we're stepping into the ground zero where all true crime stories originate: with the victims. Kris Pedretti, Christine Marie, and Sarah Turney help us explore what it means to be at the center of a true crime story, and how the media can be another source of trauma. Content warning: sexual assault and sex trafficking. This podcast is presented by New Thinking. For more information, please visit www.newthinking.com [https://www.newthinking.com/]