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Scariest thing about this story is how she left the pony outside in this horrible storm. People’s callousness is more frightening than ghosts.
Your guest just went full . I stop listening right here. Love you though Glen.
Is there a community. Of one color.? Nope we are all one people !!!
I’m just in love ❤️ y can’t we get along? I can’t apologize for those holes. I am me. Look at me
I hear you Glenn! I see people engaged in struggle and I want to help but we need to THINK about the actual problem. We have plenty of money, but we still have poverty. Plenty of food, but people still starve. Plenty of shelter, but we still have homelessness. By trying to help she put all your lives in danger.If you make things worse for some by trying to make things better for others, you probably need to think about it some more.
29:48 love the music
Summer 2020. Did they actually get to go 🤔
Ok, this podcast keeps stopping and freaking me out
What an amazing podcast episode. This will stay with me in my heart.
If anyone, ANYONE who seriously contemplates suicide would give a moment to contemplate the grief they would cause and the wake of their suicide, no one would ever commit suicide. EVER!
Great supportive celebration of a life, importance of communities & people processing death by suicide.
”no right in America has ever been granted, they have all been seized,” I think that’s one of the most FACTUAL things I have heard recently. Notice I didn’t say true. That’s because IMO true and false are labels we give to facts to make us comfortable with accepting or rejecting them. Facts aren’t true or false, they’re just facts. If you simply ignore facts, you get what you deserve, and WE are all getting what we deserve. We can’t ignore or label our way out of this present circumstance.
Timely and encouraging in troubled times we are in
❤️ I have been listening to your show for years and I appreciate 🙏🏿 all your content and obvious hard work. Thanks 💓
I usually don’t comment on a podcast I am not subscribed to when aired on a podcast that I am, however, I found this one to be thoroughly enjoyable! Kudos to the producer for pointing out so clearly that as long as humans are divided into the camps of us and them, we will not get very far as a species. At least that was my takeaway.
Great story as usual, touching upon transformative human experience. Thank you Snap Judgement.
I can‘t get past the first story about the racist lady looking for her black Utopia. If this was identical in every way except the word black and white was changed, this would be deemed white supremacist racial hate
Hi Glenn, I‘m an old white guy but I thoroughly enjoyed listening to this episode! It really brought home how important it is to remember that white people get lumped into one category just like black people, and that even though we or our families may not have participated in the truly shameful and despicable behaviors of others, that doesn‘t mean we get a pass. Nor should we. Not all Germans were Nazis, but to this day all Germans bear that shame and the guilt their actions brought about.
love these. listened to each one .... each spooked 5 times. plus old ones. ..
Quite a story. Check out the movie The Lives of Others, if you haven't seen it.
This was my first episode of Snapped. It was amazing! I hope they are all this interesting! Thank you for entertaining me to the max!
Soo..I have several friends who were wrongfully convicted for MANY years and could definitely give you some insight on being isolated for MANY years for a crime they did not commit. Let me know if you want me to ask any of them if they would like to share their story. Your podcast is amazing, btw. I worked with The Georgia Innocence Project with the Exoneree's until covid hit...
I loved the con man story. Jason was so passionate when reliving his story.