Reservation Redemption is based on the documentary of the same title. Producer and director Brenda Fisher breaks down her relationship with her childhood friend, Chief, who is currently serving life in prison without the possibility of parole. The podcast takes a deep dive into the issues affecting native communities — including poverty, lack of access to healthcare and education, and systemic discrimination — as well as such positive aspects of native culture and community as reclaiming cultural heritage, preserving languages and customs, and securing basic human rights.

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Based on the book with the same title, author Gabriele Schafer and her partner Nick talk about the 25-foot-tall replica of a Lakota tipi in New York City’s then longest-existing shantytown, known as “The Hill.”

The Hill traces the steps of how a shantytown went from the anonymity of waist-high huts hidden in the weeds to becoming a tour bus and celebrity stop; from addicts just getting by to a drug supermarket at the height of the AIDS crisis; from a close-knit community to a crime scene that entangles everyone when an arson fire kills the most innocent of them all.

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Every Friday, Collier shares his unique perspective on surviving true crime, overcoming trauma, and moving on. Collier has spent his life crafting a passionate and robust message of human resilience, hope, and personal triumph over adversity. He hopes this podcast serves as a kind of therapy and reconciliation for himself and his audience, who are processing betrayal and dark trauma in their lives.

At just 11 years old, he witnessed mother's murder at the hands of his father. When on one believed him except for one detective, he gathered evidence against his father, leading police to discover her body buried in another state. He has since channeled his trauma into filmmaking and podcasting, gaining widespread recognition as the creator and subject of A Murder in Mansfield, a film directed by two-time Oscar winner Barbara Kopple.

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The No Life Guys are a fun duo with no filter. They have been gaming together for years, but have never met in person. If you can relate and find that some of your best friends are online gamers, than this is the channel for you. Brice and Spicey will make you laugh and at times “trigger warning” break your eardrums. There will be profanity, there is go no way around it, hence the no filter. Some of their favorite games are Minecraft, Call of Duty, Apex Legends, Smite, Overwatch 2, Resident Evil, Hogwarts Legacy, Halo, Ready or Not, Project Playtime, The Forest, Choo Choo Charles, and they love trying out new games. Xbox and PC are their platforms of choice. Their gaming handles are Lidsman #2083 and Spicey Mexican #8976 if you want to follow them on Discord.

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The "Blue Code" is the supposed code of informal silence amongst Police Officers in the United States to not report a colleague's errors, misconducts, or crimes.

Hosted by a former Detroit police officer-turned-lawyer who went against the Detroit Police Department and his son, the Blue Code discusses cases from new perspectives.

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