
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
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 199 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | True CrimeNewsNews Commentary | |||

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
Investigative journalists Mandy Matney and Liz Farrell sit down with bad-ass attorney Noah Pines for some much-needed grounding. Because things have been rough in these South Carolina legal streets lately, y’all!!!
Noah — who is a longtime frie... more
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
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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.
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.
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
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
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
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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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