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Hi. Author, attorney, and podcaster Rabia Chaudry (@RabiaSquared) joins Katy and Cody to talk about the release of Adnan Syed, her experience of being his public advocate, and why wrongful convictions are so commonplace. They also talk about Elon Musk buying Twitter (maybe/finally/if-he-can-secure-financing) and the ongoing protest movement in Iran. The news about President Biden pardoning thousands who were convicted for “simple possession” of marijuana broke while we were recording, so the group touches on that for a few minutes as well.

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Literal Karen

Omg, this is fabulous. Can’t wait to listen to this one. Rabia is doing amazing work.

Jeff DePaul

Gosh dang I love the new intro.

Angry optimist

Lol led lights can come in virtually any color, soft to warm white as well as rgb. They're much more efficient than older bulbs and they can be dimmable as well. They don't deserve that shade guys...

Sharien

it was a bit jarring to hear someone on this podcast refer to a polygraph test as if it meant anything... unchallenged... those things are completely bunk pretend science good on getting a wrongful conviction overturned tho, the us is rife with those

Sword n' Bored

Uhh, the adult cops 100% hope, expect, and KNOW that people will admit to doing things they didn't do. Shit, she's *so* fucking close. Like, she said less than 30 minutes earlier that the prosecution and the state just want convictions, they don't care about justice or the truth.

Warmbry

Hey, here's some sad news - the podcast no longer updates in my iTunes. All other podcasts I'm subscribed to are updating just fine. I tried unsubscribing and resubscribing again, but the problem persists. Is anyone else having a similar problem? What can I do?

Steve Snyder

Oh my god yes! If you could get someone on with a personal perspective of the protests and climate of Iran that would be so great.

Fflewddur Fflam

I'm convinced, based on zero evidence, that Musk and Zuckerberg are each trying to create the world they read about in Ready Player One. One app that gets used for everything. The framework everything else is based on. That's what they want X and meta to become.

Arielle

Omg! I would love an episode about food in America. It’s crazy how American society almost guarantees you’ll be overweight and sick. This past summer I went to Malta for 2 weeks and despite eating really rich foods like carbonara, pizza, gelato, etc, and drinking at least a bottle of wine a day if not two, I lost 8 pounds. I certainly was walking more than do here at home but even still, ive never been able to lose weight like that while here in America. I’m convinced that the realness of their food is part of the reason I was able to lose weight despite it being “bad” for you