
Vienna is working a delivery job when she hears about Cop City, a massive police training facility being built in Atlanta. She decides to join a group of activists attempting to stop construction. When Vienna arrives in the South River Forest, she quickly finds a community, a cause –- and a love unlike any other. But the events of one morning shatters everything. Vienna and everyone connected to t... more
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 12 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Could not stop listening - a classic example of how easy it is for people to turn into exactly what they claim they hate…. And the tendency to mislabel entitlement as either authority or activism.
Skwarepeg you are a Libtard. You are not willing to see things from anyone else’s side. That is not what they are saying whatsoever and you just showed how unintelligent you are. You have no idea how much others have listened to of this podcast and they are entitled to their opinions. MAGA love immigrants however the illegal ones they do not love because just like every other country it is WRONG to enter a country illegally. Even legal immigrants do not like illegals. You’re blind and you’re a h... more
This is one sided journalism. It would’ve been nice to hear the other sides opinion in more than five second clips. If these activists were as nonviolent as they claim. Then why does Tort AKA Turtle’s Mother ask him if he has a gun with him in camp? In my opinion, his Mother asked the question because she knows it’s very possible for Tort to carry a firearm. In other words they were not "murdered". They were shot after opening fire on the police.
This podcast blew me away! It is incredible what can happen in America that doesn’t get covered widely by news outlets. Even if you do not agree with a protestor’s political position they still have a right to protest. What sticks with me beyond the tragic details are the true hearts and feelings of these maligned main actors. Also that these actions in the sixties would have been called ‘peaceful protest’ not ‘terrorism’. And the commentary that any violation of any citizens’ rights is wrong an... more
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A gripping, narrative-driven series that blends investigative journalism with human-centered storytelling. Episodes thread together true-crime stakes, medical accountability, and social movements, often anchored by intimate first-person perspectives and archival material. The show frequently examines how individuals and communities respond under pressure—whether navigating identity disputes, evaluating medical outcomes, or weighing the risks of protest and political action. Notable throughlines include ethical decision-making under stress, the cost of accountability, and the tension between personal risk and collective change. A strong fit for listeners who crave deeply reported storytelling with moral complexity and a willingness to engage... more
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