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Cup Of Justice

LUNASHARK®⁠
Alex Murdaugh
South Carolina
Justice System
Domestic Violence
JP Miller
Stephen Smith
True Crime
Mica Francis
Becky Hill
South Carolina Justice System
Murdaugh Case
Russell Laffitte
Bowen Turner
Coercive Control
Scott Spivey
Michael Colucci
Horry County
Mica Miller
Murdaugh Murders
Greg Parker

We all want to drink from the same Cup of Justice... and it starts with learning about our legal system. With tales from the newsroom and the courtroom, co-hosts Mandy Matney and Liz Farrell invite you to gain knowledge, insight, and tools to hold public agencies and officials accountable. Beginning as bonus episodes to the Murdaugh Murders Podcast with analysis of the trials of Alex Murdaugh and ... more

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Cups up to Katie Phang! The former prosecutor, trial attorney, and MSNBC anchor joins investigative journalists ⁠⁠Mandy Matney and ⁠Liz Farrell⁠⁠ for a conversation about what happens when you refuse to stay quiet.

Katie opens up about the day her s... more

Barry Cooper was once among the top drug agents in Texas — the youngest on his task force, with more arrests than the 30 agents beside him. Then one raid changed everything, and he flipped, becoming the man behind “Never Get Busted” and the cop-busti... more

Investigative journalists ⁠⁠Mandy Matney and ⁠Liz Farrell⁠⁠ welcome Nory Boulton — the Texas mom, public education advocate, and "accidental influencer" behind @CivicSage and who built over 350k+ followers from scratch — whose viral videos calling ou... more

What happens when a high school sociology teacher hands his students a decades-old cold case instead of a textbook?

Investigative journalists ⁠⁠Mandy Matney and ⁠Liz Farrell⁠⁠ sit down with Alex Campbell — the Elizabethton, Tennessee high school tea... more

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Barry Cooper
Former narcotics officer and expert witness
Former law enforcement; Never Get Busted Again
Episode: COJ #195 - From Door-Kicker to Whistleblower: Former Top Cop Barry Cooper’s Case Against Bad Laws, Bad Raids & Plea for Better Policing
Nory Boulton
Creator of CivicSage, influencer focused on fighting disinformation with empathy
CivicSage
Episode: COJ 194 - @CivicSage Nory Boulton on the Power of Saying the Quiet Part Out Loud
Mr. Campbell
Teacher and Subject of Murder 101
Appalachia school (as described in episode)
Episode: Mr. Alex Campbell and Murder 101: The Documentary That Gave True Crime Its Soul Back (COJ193)
Bill Maurer
Attorney, Institute for Justice
Institute for Justice
Episode: Grassroots Tyranny & Policing for Profit: Bill Maurer from the Institute for Justice on Fines, Fees & Government Overreach (COJ191)
Lamonte McIntyre
Wrongfully convicted individual and exoneree
Self / Exoneree
Episode: COJ #190 - The Corruption That Cost Lamonte McIntyre 23 Years: How A Detective, A Prosecutor and A Judge Built A Trial By Lies…
Eric Bland
Attorney; co-host guest stepping aside
Bland Richter, LLP
Episode: COJ 188 - A Farewell to Eric Bland, But Cup’s Up To A New Era...
Justine van der Leun
Award-winning investigative journalist and author of Unreasonable Women
Author, Unreasonable Women
Episode: COJ #183 - No 'Reasonable Woman': When Surviving Is the Crime With Author Justine van der Leun
Jermaine Johnson
State Representative, gubernatorial candidate
South Carolina House of Representatives
Episode: COJ #181 - Dr. Jermaine Johnson on Cowards, Courage & Two Systems of Justice
Gilbert King
Pulitzer Prize–winning author; creator and host of Bone Valley
Bone Valley; Author
Episode: COJ #171 - Bone Valley's Gilbert King on Justice, Forgiveness & Fighting For A Better System

Hosts

Mandy Matney
Host focused on investigative journalism and accountability in the legal system.
Liz Farrell
Co-host and journalist with a focus on legal accountability and investigative reporting.
Eric Bland
Attorney and co-host with deep legal expertise and advocacy.

Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 6.4k ratings
  • Institute of Justice

    COJ191 is so informative, thoughtful and terrific! Interviews with outside experts in the legal system who are fighting the good fight in an imperfect system is so helpful in understanding the issues you confront. And also oddly encouraging to hear from people in the system upholding the law in trying times and to know you are not alone.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    DarlinHeSaid
    United Statesa month ago
  • Just because you claim it you are Not journalist

    Mandy can’t stop whining. It’s so hard to listen to. She is blaming men, claiming womens rights are being trampled on. It’s a hard listen. Not worth the time nothing substantive.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    jeannie_waitress
    United States2 months ago
  • Huh?

    I want to like this podcast, but they are leaving the listener out of what the hell they are talking about. Did I miss something? Am I already supposed to know what cases they’re discussing and all the players??

    Maybe let us, the casual listener of podcast, in on what the case is about, and what’s happening.

    I find myself listening to this podcast coming up in my feed and 10 minutes in being like what, the hell is going on here, I’m so confused! I feel like I’ve walked up on people halfway th... more

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    JLO1977
    United States2 months ago
  • One-star troll reviews

    Weird that all the one-star rage has matching talking points - that takes a group chat and a grudge. And who's cheering it on? ALLEGEDLY a parade of thin-skinned lawyers and a billionaire who apparently has more lawyers than self-awareness, all working overtime to bully journalists into silence because reporting the truth hurt their feelings.

    Mandy, Liz, and the team are seasoned professionals who show up, do the work, and report with integrity - the kind of integrity that makes powerful people... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    👳@onealmond.com
    United States2 months ago
  • Yikes!

    Update: don’t waste your time! They wine and don’t think rules and laws apply to them. Someone else mentioned “woe is me” - perfectly describes them!

    Eric - smart decision to leave! Also, how has there been NO mention of the passing of SC Senator? At least an acknowledgment even if you didn’t like him??

    Day one listener…wow has it gone downhill! A year ago I would have given 5 stars. Now it’s two angry women ranting and Eric immediately backs down. Isn’t he a lawyer? Do actual - and factual -... more

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    SSSD8705
    United States2 months ago

Listeners Say

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• Some listeners feel the hosts' perspective is contentious or biased, especially around gender and politics.
• Strong support for journalism that exposes systemic issues and holds power to account.
• Insightful, informative interviews with outside legal experts fighting for reform.
• Occasional concerns about accessibility of case details for casual listeners.

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#137
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Talking Points

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COJ 194 - @CivicSage Nory Boulton on the Power of Saying the Quiet Part Out Loud
Q: What motivated you to make that video?
I was furious after the election and about what was happening in public education in Texas; I felt like no one was saying what I was thinking, so I started speaking up and realized the power of collective voices.
COJ #183 - No 'Reasonable Woman': When Surviving Is the Crime With Author Justine van der Leun
Q: Tell us about the reasonable man, self-defense standard.
The standard has historically been framed around a 'reasonable man' rather than a 'reasonable woman,' and juries are asked to imagine what a 'reasonable person' would do in the circumstances, which often excludes women's lived experiences of fear and abuse.
COJ #181 - Dr. Jermaine Johnson on Cowards, Courage & Two Systems of Justice
Q: How do you respond to accusations of electability and being labeled as too black to win?
He rejects the electability argument, stating that voters are capable of choosing a qualified candidate based on merit and policy, and he emphasizes his life experience, education, and public service as evidence of his qualifications.
COJ #181 - Dr. Jermaine Johnson on Cowards, Courage & Two Systems of Justice
Q: What motivated you to run for governor, given your background and experiences?
Johnson explains that his life story—from homelessness to representing a district and his focus on two systems of justice—drives his political ambition, aiming to restore power to the people and address core infrastructure, healthcare, and education issues.
COJ #167 - Journalist Matt Shaer On The Truths Found Between Entertainment & Justice
Q: How did you feel coming off of long-form journalism though, turning something into a podcast?
I had a lot of questions about the ethics of it and the worry that podcasting could be consumed as entertainment rather than serious journalism.

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What is Cup Of Justice about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Covers legal system mechanics, high-profile trials, and accountability journalism with a triad of hosts who bring legal expertise, investigative reporting, and advocacy. Episodes frequently analyze court procedures, prosecutors and defense dynamics, media influence on justice, and ongoing civil and criminal cases, often tied to watchdog-style investigations and reform advocacy. Notable for its transparency about media Cost and personal stakes, and for featuring expert legal guests and reform-minded voices that explain complex topics in accessible terms. The show tends to attract listeners who want practical takeaways on due process, access to information, and how laws impact everyday lives, with a willingness to engage in contentious public... more

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1. Barry Cooper
2. Nory Boulton
3. Mr. Campbell
4. Bill Maurer
5. Lamonte McIntyre
6. Eric Bland
7. Justine van der Leun
8. Jermaine Johnson

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