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The Silver Linings Handbook

Jayson Blair
Community
True Crime
Mental Health
Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women
Domestic Relationships
Christmas Eve
Santa May Be a Criminal
Asotin County
Sex Trafficking
Missing Persons Cases
DNA Technology
Hope
Trauma
Native American History
Missing Persons
Media Representation
Grief
Leadership
Georgia
Cross-Jurisdictional Investigations

Life has many layers. Whether it's true crime, the media spotlight, mental health, religion or any other part of a person’s journey, there are so many deeper truths underneath the surface. To truly understand them, you need to peel back those layers to find the depth, beauty, joy, suffering and struggles that become the silver linings. Join Jayson Blair each week for interesting conversations with... more

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Matthew Tympanick
A criminal defense attorney known for his appearances on Court TV and other media platforms.
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Episode: 170. Karen Read to Bryan Kohberger: Where Criminal Defense Meets Its Limits with Matthew Tympanick
Ed Dentzel
Expert in long-term disappearances and host of The Unfound Podcast
Unfound Podcast
Episode: 168. Vanishing Natives with Ed Dentzel, Part 2
Robert Peters
Director of Institutional Response at GRACE, an organization dedicated to addressing abuse in Protestant faith communities
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Episode: 159. The Wages of Sin: Investigating Sexual Abuse in the Protestant Church with Robert Peters
Clara S. Lewis
Author of American Infanticide, senior lecturer at Dartmouth College
Dartmouth College
Episode: 155. The Trials of Emile Weaver with Clara S. Lewis
Kristin Louise Duncombe
Author and psychotherapist who grew up as a daughter of a US diplomat in various countries.
Episode: 153. Behind the Veil: A Diplomatic Sexual Abuse Scandal with Kristin Louise Duncombe
Claire St. Amant
Investigative journalist and author
CBS News; Author of Killer Story
Episode: 150. Killer Story: True Crime Television with Claire St. Amant
Dani Brillhart
Singer and musician, member of the band NI/Co.
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Episode: Re-Release: Streaming Love: How Music Can Bring People Together with Dani Brillhart and Colton Jones of NI/Co
Colton Jones
Singer and musician, member of the band NI/Co.
NI/Co
Episode: Re-Release: Streaming Love: How Music Can Bring People Together with Dani Brillhart and Colton Jones of NI/Co
Gilbert King
Pulitzer Prize-winning author and host of the podcast Bone Valley
Bone Valley
Episode: 137. Bone Valley: The Second Chapter with Gilbert King, Part 1 of 2

Host

Jayson Blair
Host who facilitates deep and engaging conversations around a wide array of topics related to true crime, mental health, and social issues, aiming to uncover the deeper truths behind each story.

Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 175 ratings
  • Amazing Host

    I think this podcast is engaging and thoughtful. Jayson seems to do his research and his guests appear comfortable. 5 stars from me. The episode with Donna Hall was OUTSTANDING!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Cookieslaya
    United States6 months ago
  • Great pod…

    However I can’t listen to the adoptee. Boo-hoo. Cry me a river.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Windylin22
    United States9 months ago
  • My New Favorite Podcast, Don’t Miss It!

    I love the positive, engaging podcast. The quality of discussion and the mix of topics explored is just right. There is depth, a clear-eyed look at sadness, joy, hope, and growth, this is rich. It is helping me reimagine. I appreciate Mr. Blair.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    COJoeBro
    United States10 months ago
  • Uplifting

    This podcast is so heartwarming and real. Jayson is lovely and he reminds us of the goodness that surrounds us as well as the horrors we must endure. His own experiences enable him to help all of us. ❤️

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    T.Vigus
    United States10 months ago
  • Not good

    I was excited to try this podcast as it was promoted by two of my favorites – The Prosecutors and Jordan Harbinger. I thought it would be along those lines. Turns out it’s a very dry, niche podcast geared for specific career discussions. The host is not at all engaging, the topics are not broadly interesting, and it’s like listening to a college lecture from your least favorite professor. Sadly, I unfollowed after listening to five episodes.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Clarekc15
    United Statesa year ago

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The podcast is seen as uplifting, with many comments highlighting the heartwarming and real discussions that reflect on both the good and bad sides of life.

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Talking Points

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171. Real-Life Nightmares: Bryan Kohberger and the Idaho Four with Julia Cowley, Part 1
Q: What was your initial reaction when you heard about the crime?
Initially, it felt particularly frightening and different from typical quadruple homicides because of its brutality and the fact that four college students were killed in their home.
170. Karen Read to Bryan Kohberger: Where Criminal Defense Meets Its Limits with Matthew Tympanick
Q: What is your hope for the profession and the space of commentators?
That people will prioritize truth and facts over sensationalism and personal gain in commentary regarding legal cases.
170. Karen Read to Bryan Kohberger: Where Criminal Defense Meets Its Limits with Matthew Tympanick
Q: What do you see as the role of the defense attorney?
To represent the client ethically and ensure that justice is served without compromising one's morals.
168. Vanishing Natives with Ed Dentzel, Part 2
Q: What is a common characteristic in male-victims disappearance cases?
They often involve complexities and potential foul play from men that they were close to.
168. Vanishing Natives with Ed Dentzel, Part 2
Q: What should families do when a loved one goes missing?
They should educate themselves on the dynamics of disappearances by listening to multiple cases and gains insights into investigation methods.

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A rich exploration of human experiences, this podcast covers a diverse range of topics such as true crime, mental health, media influence, and personal journeys. Each episode invites engaging conversations with guests from various backgrounds, revealing intricate layers of truth that often lie beneath societal narratives. Noteworthy is its ability to blend deeply personal stories with pressing social issues, making it compelling for listeners who appreciate thoughtful dialogues and nuanced perspectives on life's challenges and triumphs.

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1. Matthew Tympanick
2. Ed Dentzel
3. Robert Peters
4. Clara S. Lewis
5. Kristin Louise Duncombe
6. Claire St. Amant
7. Dani Brillhart
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