
Ryan Wedding was once a promising young athlete, a snowboarder who reached the Olympics. Now captured after a decade on the run, he's accused of running a deadly international drug trafficking empire. Season 5, "The Most Wanted Olympian" is coming in the fall of 2026. How did a small town Canadian boy allegedly become a narco kingpin? In this new podcast from the Toronto Star and CBC, host Michell... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 58 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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On a warm afternoon in Medellín, Colombia, a man is shot point-blank while eating lunch. The assailants flee, and a photo of the man's body - still holding a fork - is shared online. It's clear that this is a targeted killing. The victim is Jonathan ... more
Michelle Shephard travels to Mexico City, visiting the last known locations Ryan Wedding was spotted. After almost 10 years on the run, it's suspected that Wedding is operating his alleged empire from this sprawling metropolis - commanding killings a... more
Calvi Leon and Michelle Shephard, the reporters behind the Most Wanted olympian podcast, pull back the curtain on how a rookie journalist's door-knock at a Caledon crime scene snowballed into a years-long investigation into Ryan Wedding, a former Can... more
Shots ring out in a neighbourhood north-west of Toronto. A father is dead and a mother and daughter are in hospital, battling for their lives. When Toronto Star reporter Calvi Leon arrives on the scene days later, witnesses tell her what really happe... more
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I gave this podcast a fair listen, but it felt like not all parties involved were properly represented, which made the discussion come across as incomplete and biased. A lot of opinion was presented as fact, and overall the delivery, structure, and research could have been much stronger.
This has been the best podcast series I’ve heard in literal years. Started with ‘Murder on Mount Olive’ and had to go back to listen the previous seasons. Bonus points for the story taking place in Toronto! There are so many stories just like this that a lot of us would love to hear more about. Well done
Black Man Good everyone else Racist. It’s the typical woke podcast. ‘ a black guy has been convicted so obviously there is racism involved. The narrator pretends to be unbiased but, of course he is not, which is glaringly obvious. If you’ve heard one of these, you’ve heard them all. Not a creative bone nor an original thought. It’s just all slanted. Pathetic.
Well researched and interesting, but Kevin's tone is incredibly arrogant. He comes across as very self righteous and self promoting.
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Focusing on investigative true crime, this podcast takes a deep dive into complex cases that raise troubling questions about the justice system and the individuals involved. It often highlights wrongful convictions and the systemic issues within law enforcement, particularly through the lens of cases such as the Shooting at Mount Olive and the Billionaire Murders. The host, a seasoned investigative reporter, engages with various stakeholders, including lawyers, police officers, and families affected by these crimes. Notably, it provides compelling first-person narratives from those who find themselves ensnared in the legal system, making it essential listening for anyone interested in the interplay between crime, justice, and community dyna... more
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