\u201cOh, is this a quiz show?!\u201d Mindy Kaling exclaims, initially misinterpreting the nature of Ike Barinholtz\u2019s new podcast. However, she quickly grasps the format, which combines trivia questions with casual conversation, leading to discussions that range from Chevy Chase to Italian cuisine in New Jersey. This light-hearted podcast offers a refreshing take on the crowded landscape of celebrity interviews. Hannah J Davies<\/p>\n
Nathan Edgar delves into the events surrounding the 1991 incident at Stradreagh mental hospital, where nursing assistant Mary Glasgow lost her life following a confrontation with a patient. Her family has since been on a quest for clarity regarding her death. Was this a singular tragedy, or are there broader lessons to be learned? The narrative unfolds as part investigation and, through the perspective of Mary\u2019s daughter Emma, serves as a tribute. Phil Harrison<\/p>\n
In their third season, comedians Amy Gledhill and Harriet Kemsley, who remain single, explore the realities of being in their thirties and unattached. Although they may not be particularly pleased with their relationship status, it allows them to continue this engaging series. Recent guests have included Jameela Jamil and Catherine Bohart, who discusses her experiences with flirtation and her vibrant lesbian lifestyle. HJD<\/p>\n
Marnie Duke collaborates with the Future Justice Project charity to investigate potential wrongful convictions in a new series. Among the carefully examined cases, which avoid sensationalist true-crime elements, is that of Robin Garbutt, who was imprisoned for his wife\u2019s murder. The series questions whether the Post Office scandal could challenge the prosecution’s narrative. HJD<\/p>\n
Alex Goldman, known for his work on Hyperfixed and Reply All, teams up with Vice writer Caroline Thompson to tackle all 91 films inspired by the Amityville haunting. Their journey begins with the 1979 classic The Amityville Horror, humorously noted for its abundance of flies, and continues with increasingly unconventional spin-offs like Amityville 3-D from 1983. HJD<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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