Cup Of Justice
LUNASHARKWe 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, Liz Farrell and Eric Bland 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 M... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 196 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | True CrimeNewsNews Commentary | |||
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Mandy and Liz sit down with attorney Bill Maurer of the Institute for Justice to talk about what happens when public officials forget that their job is to abide by the constitution. Is there anything people can do to reclaim their rights (and the rig... more
In 1994, 17-year-old Lamonte McIntyre was arrested hours after a double homicide in Kansas City, Kansas — a crime he had nothing to do with. There was no physical evidence and no real investigation. What there was: a detective with a grudge against L... more
Investigative journalists Mandy Matney and Liz Farrell and producer of journalism David Moses are recording near Washington, D.C. for a special episode on an explosive FOIA returned from Spartanburg PD.
First, David opens with gratitude for t... more
After five amazing years in the fray together and 188 episodes, Eric Bland is stepping back from his role as Cup of Justice co-host — but don't call it goodbye.
In this heartfelt and candid farewell, Eric explains his decision to refocus on his law ... more
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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 Podcasts1jeannie_waitress
United States18 days ago - End of an era
I am so incredibly sad that Eric is leaving the show, but I understand why and wish him all the best. I hope he returns occasionally. I’ve learned so much from him. Mandy and Liz, please stay pesky. We’re rooting for you.
Apple Podcasts5RiotGrrrl5280United States23 days ago - Whining, Complaining, Name Calling
This podcast should be named Woe Is Me. The hosts complain about everything. They make fun of people, spread misinformation, and have completely lost the plot. What a disappointment. Eric is smart to leave.
Apple Podcasts1Skinny Girl For LifeUnited Statesa month ago - I can no longer listen
I used to love the information on current events from this podcast but the blatant disregard for the legal system, wanting to hold others to higher standards, but not wanting to be held to those yourself, and then using followers to pay for the sanctions is just too much.
Apple Podcasts1MoodyGMUnited Statesa month ago - You’re Missing the Point
You are chumps. You didn’t show up for a court-ordered deposition. You are no different than anyone else. You earned this. Quit lying to your listeners.
Apple Podcasts1DKellogg31United Statesa month ago
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This show centers courtroom and newsroom reporting on justice, accountability, and legal systems, delivered through sharp analysis and personal storytelling. Hosts Mandy Matney, Liz Farrell, and attorney Eric Bland dissect high-profile cases, systemic biases in justice, and the mechanics of journalism under pressure. Episodes frequently explore reform, campaign finance, court processes, and the human costs of seeking truth, often highlighting victims and accountability over the powerful. A standout trait is the trio's blend of investigative rigor with legal insight, offering listeners practical context to understand how laws and institutions shape public outcomes.
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Cup Of Justice launched 4 years ago and published 196 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Cup Of Justice include:
1. Lamonte McIntyre
2. Eric Bland
3. Justine van der Leun
4. Jermaine Johnson
5. Gilbert King
6. Matt Shaer
7. Maggie Freleng
8. David Pascoe
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