First-time guest Alex Segura joints me to talk about The Skies Belong To Us, a page-turner that made a bunch of 2013’s best-of lists — and with good reason, as each of us only needed…
Yet another take on John Meehan, the Newell family, and our ongoing preoccupation with same.
Mark Blankenship on Lifetime’s wrenching, but imperfect, activist docuseries — and the simmering rage of Jim Forbes
Allison Lowe Huff on a surprisingly good Netflix series, and a disappointingly flip white-collar crime pod
Jeb Lund is back to put the third season of Leah Remini’s eponymous confrontation of Scientology “on the cans,” and we don’t mean to be entheta about it, but why not change the format to…
Stephanie Early Green probably regrets suggesting Believed as a Most Wanted topic…
Yes, that Amanda Knox, and she’s ambivalent about hosting Sundance’s companion podcast to Jonestown: Terror In The Jungle. But is she GOOD at it?
Toby Ball returns to discuss a Jonestown miniseries and a vintage Frontline.
An Emmy-nominated look at a prep-school predator and the wide swath of his crimes, from a first-time documentarian.
Oscar-winner Charles Ferguson takes on the fall of the Nixon White House for the History Channel. Set your DVRs; it’s good!
