
When Niko Quinn saw her favourite cousin murdered in broad daylight, her life turned upside down. She went looking for justice, but instead uncovered a dark scandal at the heart of her community: A police detective had spent decades targeting, threatening and sexually abusing black women across Kansas City Kansas.
Detective Roger Golubski used the power of his badge to launch a reign of terror. H... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 46 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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What are your rights if you’re stopped by a police officer? What evidence would you need to build a case if you were a victim of police misconduct? In this episode Nikki dives into the laws and protocols surrounding police conduct to share tips for h... more
Quindaro was once home to a stop on the Underground Railroad. In this episode, Nikki traces the long, rich, revolutionary history of Kansas City Kansas through the lens of a freedman who escaped slavery to make Quindaro home.
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We’ve explored how people fight for justice, but how are the women whose lives were affected by Roger Golubski healing the aftermath of their trauma? In this episode, Khadijah and Nikki discuss the power of sisterhood and how community based programm... more
As Nikki and Khadijah start to pick up the pieces, they discover the story is darker than they could have ever imagined. The shocking news takes them back to the very beginning, where they uncover a vital missing piece in the puzzle.
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Second season is unbearable garbage. Between all of the main “girlfriends” being hopelessly full of themselves, it’s clear they wanted to find their missing “sister” in order to create a second season and keep that ad money rolling in. Rolling in it must be, because they have repetitive ads for 1/3 of each episode (seriously, it’s like 10 minutes for every 32). The real kicker is they didn’t do anything. The case was already solved, so that whole season was just an exercise in futility. Give up ... more
I don’t know what’s going to happen for season 5 but all I want is more from the creators of season 4!!!
I’ve enjoyed every season of this podcast but season 4 is absolutely riveting!
I really enjoyed Seasons 1 & 2. I laughed along and enjoyed the conversations of the ladies. Season 3 so far has just not been for me. The whole victim hood is hard to hear be blamed for everything that went wrong in Kelly’s life. At some point she made her own choices also. I hope this narrative changes at some point because it’s hard to sit through episodes after episode.
I loved the first season of this podcast but I’m not sure I like where it’s gone. In the penultimate episode of season 3, the interviewee says ‘People who have done harm and people who have been harmed - they’re the same people’. So if we take that statement back to the first series, is that what we’re saying about the abusive ex-boyfriend? I get that it’s nuanced, but I don’t really understand what we’re saying here.
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Focusing on systemic issues within law enforcement, the content weaves compelling narratives through deeply personal accounts, mainly centered around the struggles of marginalized women, particularly in Kansas City. Key themes include bravery, sisterhood, and the fight against victimization and injustice, often spotlighting individual stories of trauma and resilience in the face of systemic abuse. This sharp exploration of corruption within the police force is particularly poignant, as it not only recounts personal tragedies but also challenges broader societal issues surrounding violence and oppression against women of color.
The format typically involves a blend of storytelling and interviews, providing a platform for diverse voices rela... more
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