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 in 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.

I want to give a quick intro to this bonus episode because it's different than anything I've done before.

I don't know if you've ever seen. I think

it's Vanity Fair that does the actors on actors where they get actors together to talk shop and let us all

kind of listen in on it. Well, my friend Josh Hallmark with True Crime Bullshit had the idea to do

this, but with podcasters. And I thought it was going to be a lot of fun, and it absolutely was.

I did two sessions. This one is with Lucy from Wine and Crime and Kristen from Murder, she told.

And it was really just a great time to get to know them better. And hopefully you can hear more about the

behind the scenes of podcasting on this episode. The next one I did is with Josh from

True Crime Bullshit and the captain from True Crime Garage. That'll be out sometime next week.

And again, that was such an interesting conversation that I think podcast listeners

will be interested in hearing. Both conversations could not be further apart in the topics we

covered, but it is really all about the behind the scenes of podcasting and what it's like.

And also like 700 tangents because that's who we all are

as people. And of course, in addition to the podcaster on podcaster bonus episodes, I still have

four more case episodes between now and Christmas and then of course the Beyond the Files bonus episodes that come out

every month on Patreon, Supercast, and Apple subscriptions. So it is December 20th, and we still have

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