Audio Alchemy Productions

Sometimes the outline falls apart.
The conversation takes a turn.
The microphones stay rolling… and suddenly the producer becomes part of the episode.

This week on Scary, Sweaty, Sleepy, Ashley is joined by producer Daniel Anderson of Audio Alchemy Productions for an unexpected, unfiltered conversation about life behind the scenes, midlife chaos, creativity, connection, and what happens when you stop trying to control every moment.

It’s funny, honest, awkward in the best way, and proof that sometimes the most meaningful conversations are the ones you never planned for.

Every courtroom tells a story, but rarely do we hear it straight from the bench.

This week, Nicole Kral and Therese Apel sit down with Justice Court Judge Marsha Weems Stacey for a candid conversation about what it really looks like to dispense justice at the community level. Judge Stacey pulls back the curtain on cases that have moved through her courtroom: the ones that stay with you, the ones that challenge you, and the ones that reveal something true about the people we live alongside every day.
It’s a conversation about law, yes, but more than that, it’s about the relationship between a judge and the community she serves, and how each one quietly shapes the other in ways most of us never see.

This episode is produced by Daniel Anderson at Audio Alchemy Productions.

On April 24, 1996, an ordinary shift at Jackson Fire Department headquarters turned into one of the deadliest days in the department's history. Firefighter Kenneth Tornes walked the halls of the station he knew well, moving from office to office with deadly intent — targeting the men who wore the same uniform he did, the supervisors who had dedicated their lives to protecting others. When it was over, four members of the command staff were dead: Captain Merideth Moree, District Chief Dwight Craft, Captain Stan Adams, and District Chief Rick Robbins.

For retired Jackson Police Department Crime Scene Investigator Charlie Smith, this wasn't just another case. These were men he knew — colleagues he had worked alongside for years, responding to the same scenes, in the same city, all of them bound by the same mission to serve and protect. Processing a crime scene is already one of the most demanding things a first responder can be asked to do. Doing it where your friends fell is something else entirely.
On this episode of Investigation: Homicide, hosts Therese Apel and Amanda Johansson sit down with Charlie Smith to revisit a case that shook Jackson's first responder community to its core. Nearly three decades later, the weight of that day hasn't faded — and neither has Charlie's commitment to making sure the men who died that morning are not forgotten.

This episode is produced by Daniel Anderson at Audio Alchemy Productions.

🎙 CPC Podcast Episode 1: The Truth About the Abortion Pill

Anja, Chrissy, and Erin Kate delve into the alarming findings of the most extensive U.S. study on the abortion pill to date, conducted by the Ethics and Public Policy Center (EPPC).

Report 1: https://eppc.org/publication/insurance-data-reveals-one-in-ten-patients-experiences-a-serious-adverse-event/

Report 2: https://eppc.org/publication/the-abortion-pill-harms-womeninsurance-data-reveals-repeated-abortionattempts-due-to-high-failure-rate/

FAQ: https://eppc.org/publication/frequently-asked-questions-about-the-largest-study-on-chemical-abortion/

Fact Sheet: https://eppc.org/publication/fact-sheet-excluded-adverse-events-in-real-world-study-of-mifepristone/