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The Hunting Ground
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Did this land in spam or Promotions? Make sure to move us to your primary inbox and hit reply to say hi. It helps more than you'd think, and we always love hearing from you! Content note: this week's episodes discuss sexual assault and how institutions respond to reports. We keep graphic details out, but it is a heavy topic. Take care of yourself and skip it if you need to. Hey friends, We are starting a two-part series on The Hunting Ground, the 2015 documentary that put campus sexual assault in front of the whole country. We are not just recapping a documentary, we are asking three bigger questions:
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Are you in any true crime groups on Facebook?! Or follow Reddit threads on true crime? Make sure to share This Feels Criminal and invite more friends to join us…because we all know it’s more fun over here! 😘 TamagotchisOkay, let's take a breath and pause the heavy stuff for a minute, because we all deserve a soft landing. Do you remember when everyone had a tiny egg-shaped pet hanging off their backpack? You fed it, cleaned up after it, and played that little guessing game with it. You'd check on it during class like it was a newborn. Then a teacher would confiscate it, and you'd spend all of math class worried sick. Some of us had a parent on Tamagotchi duty while we were at school, but some of us came home to a tiny ghost on the screen and had to start all over. Hit reply and tell us: were you a responsible Tamagotchi parent, or did you go through about twelve of them? Be honest. Before we go, Annie Clark and Andrea Pino were students who loved their school, and then had to ask it hard questions. We hope these episodes honor them, and everyone who has ever had to figure out how to ask for help and wondered if it would count. If this week is a lot, be gentle with yourself. TL; DRSkipped to the bottom? No judgement. here's the skinny:
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Most newsletters are… fine. Ours is where the fun continues after the episode ends. When you join the This Feels Criminal newsletter, you’ll get the stories, updates, and behind-the-scenes moments we can’t always fit into the podcast, delivered straight to your inbox. Think of it as the after-hours version of the show.
Did this land in spam or Promotions? Make sure to move us to your primary inbox and hit reply to say hi. It helps more than you'd think, and we always love hearing from you! This week's episodes are some of the heaviest we've ever recorded, so let's get to it. This week's episode - Cruel and Unusual: Christa Pike On September 30, the state of Tennessee tried to execute Christa Pike. After two doses of pentobarbital, she was still breathing. It was the second time in five months that Tennessee...
Did this land in spam or Promotions? Make sure to move us to your primary inbox and hit reply to say hi. It helps more than you'd think, and we always love hearing from you! This week's case is one a lot of you have been asking about since Hulu's new documentary dropped, so we're getting right to it. This week: Swipe Right on the Devil On November 15, 2017, 24-year-old Sydney Loofe sent her friends a Snapchat: "Ready for my date." She'd met a woman on Tinder named Audrey. Her friends had seen...
How are we this far into October?! We've been feeling especially nostalgic this week, thinking about how exciting Halloween used to be when we were little. Back when you could wear your costume to school, spend half the day eating cupcakes, and somehow still have enough energy to go trick-or-treating that night. We have some very specific memories to unpack in this week's Millennial Flashback, and we need your opinion on one of the most important debates of our elementary school years. But...