One Strange Thing

An investigative, narrative, and revealing show focused on the cold cases of Southeastern communities who experience marginalization. The Fall Line gives a platform to families and victims who have been passed over by mainstream media. With well over 22 million downloads and counting, The Fall Line has a reputation for deeply researched, vivid storytelling that puts victims and families first, and the ability to handle sensitive topics with care and compassion. The Fall Line isn't "true crime for true crime's sake"--it is a show about justice, history, the unresolved and stories listeners haven't encountered before. And, mostly importantly--cases that desperately need attention in order to be solved. News coverage includes regular mentions in Vulture's best-of lists, Harper's Bazaar, Vanity Fair, Rolling Stoned, CNN, People Magazine, Atlanta Magazine, Metro UK and many other outlets. Season 1 of the show was produced as documentary for Oxygen: The Disappearance of the Millbrook Twins, and the hosts have appeared there and in ID's Still a Mystery: My Brother's Keeper.

We are a twice/month podcast discussing various topics in American history. Each season is based on one topic, thus season two is on the US War with Mexico. Season three, which has just started, covers the Populists, the Progressives and the Great Depression. We have a diverse and growing audience (8075 IAB compliant downloads in the last month), with listeners all over the world. Although most of our listeners are based in the United States, we also have people listening in countries such as Great Britain, Canada, Australia, Ireland, Germany and France, just to name a few. We will be able to put your company name and product in front of our listeners each and every episode. Finally, we are distributed on iTunes, Stitcher, Google Play and Spotify.

A Daily Podcast About Wonderful & Unexpected Things Want to listen to something nice for a change? Love Letters to... is a short burst of celebration, delivered to your phone five days a week. Alicia Mintz (Trashy Divorces, Done & Dunne) shines her prodigious light on the most interesting, impactful, or just the most fun, people, events, and ideas through time. Ready for good vibes and thought-provoking stories? Subscribe to Love Letters to... wherever you get podcasts.