In the fall of 2020, 14 men were arrested across three states in a series of FBI raids that shocked the nation. The government alleged that these men conspired to kidnap, and possibly even kill, the sitting governor of Michigan, Gretchen Whitmer. But is that really what happened? On season 7 of Chameleon, we’ll explore that notorious plot to kidnap governor Whitmer from its inception by taking lis... more
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On March 2, 2018, an anonymous and deadly package bomb detonated on the doorstep of a home in Austin, Texas. Soon after - another was discovered, and another—each one a little more sophisticated than the last, and each target seemingly more and more... more
The men accused of conspiring to kidnap Governor Whitmer stand trial. Some face life in prison. Will they answer for the things they said? more
Long before Dan Chappell joined the Wolverine Watchmen, the FBI was using informants to infiltrate groups and attempt the impossible: To stop acts of terror before they happen. more
Watchmen members host a pot-fueled gun jamboree in the northern Michigan town of Luther. With Dan’s help, it’s time for them to stop talking and actually do something. more
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The way this series is made, constructed to downplay some crazy stoned people acting and behaving as some kind of loose libertarian canon planing to destroy the government is ridiculous, to say the least. more
These hosts should work for mainline news services. They give a report, based on facts, showing all sides of the story. How refreshing not to have polarized political spin. It’s nice to know how and why characters take action and not whether there is an “R” or “D” behind the person’s name.
I enjoy Chameleon very much and will listen to future series, but this one’s a no-go for me. I’m pretty much fed up with politics and militia stuff in general but the final deal breaker for me here, and I know it’s petty, is that Jessica Garrison REALLY should blow her nose…
I would rather wait longer for a podcast episode to be released than have to listen to the host in season 7 narrate with a stuffed nose. It sounds unprofessional and makes my skin crawl listening to it through my headphones. Did no one on the production/editing team think this was a bad idea?
I was looking forward to listening to this, after hearing your interview on the Gist. But you made the mistake of adding mood music. I can't trust audio journalism with mood music, which subtlety colors the meaning of what people say. Traditional radio journalism never allowed for this. Please consider republishing a version without the mood music, and I'd gladly pay for the ad-free version.
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