Thursday at 9 AM Pacific Time on VoiceAmerica Variety Channel PI’s Declassified! lets you listen in as authentic private investigators discuss their real-life cases. Every week, private detectives spill the beans, -- discussing investigator specialties that you wouldn’t even imagine exist! You’ll hear stories about lies and false confessions… tracking down missing persons… forensics… workplace violence… innocent people freed from prison… human trafficking… and other tantalizing cases. Tune in to PI’s Declassified! every Thursday at 9 AM Pacific Time on the VoiceAmerica Variety Channel.

This is a 10+-year running, 2-time Podcast Award-winning show. We are regularly featured on the front page of iTunes under the "Political Favorites" banner. The program is a beautifully executed compilation curating the best in progressive and liberal political news, commentary and occasional comedy with great music to pull it all together. Ad spots available include: 10 or 30-second Pre-rolls 30 or 60-second Mid-rolls 10 or 30-second Post-rolls All ad buys can come with a direct link to your product or service in the show notes of the episode to display on listening devices while show is playing. This show is marked as containing explicit content to cover the bases but this only refers to very occasional profanity and essentially no inappropriate or offensive content. Majority of episodes don't even contain profanity.

Named one of the "7 true crime podcasts to listen to as you self-isolate" by Buzzfeed, Small Town True Crime: Jens Soering and the Haysom Murders has been featured as one of the New and Noteworthy true crime podcasts on Itunes. The six-episode podcast details the horrific stabbing murder of a wealthy couple in their central Virginia home in 1985. Their youngest daughter, a brilliant student at the University of Virginia named Elizabeth Haysom, and her boyfriend, fellow UVA student and the son of a German diplomat named Jens Soering, were arrested and convicted in the murders in the early 1990s. This podcast details the brutal killings and the initial investigation and includes revelations of sexual abuse, drug use, an international police chase, a false confession, new DNA evidence, and a possible police cover up. This podcast reveals new information about who really killed the Haysoms. Featured interviews include Jason Flom, the CEO of Lava Records and a founding member of the Innocence Project, Amanda Knox, the American foreign exchange student wrongly convicted of murdering her roommate in Italy, members of the FBI, and Jens Soering. The podcast is researched, written, and hosted by three award-winning journalists in Virginia.