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Another Shade of Crime Another Shade of Crime
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How does a man survive 80 years in prison for a crime he didn't commit? What's the true story about Hurricane Katrina? Why did 9-year-old Asha Degree pack a bag in the middle of a stormy night and disappear? And how did serial killer Samuel Little kill 80 people without the police finding out?
These are the stories you won't find on other podcasts. The stories that often go unnoticed. The victims that are lost to time.
Producer and Writer James Hayes, Sound Engineer and Co-Producer Liam O'Brien, Sound Engineer and Producer Carl Kevin Robinson Jr, and Host Carl Ellis Grant will answer these questions in Another Shade of Crime. A monthly true-crime podcast about crimes committed to and by people of color.
Because crime does not discriminate.
anothershadeofcrime@gmail.com
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Another Shade of Crime: Season 3 Episode 5 Scorpions, Blue Lines, and Black Skin
Tyre Nichols believed he had a good looking future, but like many that we cover on this show, fate had other ideas. History repeats itself, only this time the damage is done by men, who should have known better. Different shade yet same horrors.
Produced and Writen by: James Hayes
Lead Producer: Carl Kevin Robinson Jr.
Sound Engineering: Dori Holly
Sound Editing, Sound Mixing, and Mastering by Carl Kevin Robinson Jr.
Voiceover Narration by: Dori Holly
Show Theme Music composed by: Liam Fox O'brien
For questions or show ideas reach us at anothershadeofcrime@gmail.com
If interested in furthering your support you can find us on Patreon.
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Another Shade of Crime: Season 3 Episode 4 Earth Angels and Devils
Who is Jesse Belvin?
A soul singer with a prodigious talent that fate snatched away too soon, or the victim of a hate crime that robbed us of a generational talent?
How about both?
Produced and Writen by: James Hayes
Lead Producer: Carl Kevin Robinson Jr.
Sound Engineering: Dori Holly
Sound Editing, Sound Mixing and Mastering, and Story by: Carl Kevin Robinson Jr.
Voiceover Narration by: Dori Holly
Show Theme Music composed by: Liam Fox O'brien
Sources:
LA Times, The R&B MONEY Podcast Episode 31, Accidental Demise, Ashley SaysSo
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Article and pic of gravestone:
https://www.latimes.com/california/newsletter/2023-06-16/jesse-belvin-goodnight-my-love-earth-angel-essential-california -
Another Shade of Crime: Season 3 Episode 3 Tupac: To Live and Die and Live
Tupac was more than a rapper. He was a symbol. A icon. But he was only active for a few years. So, how did he become so legendary? And what would've happened if he never died?
Producer and Writer: James Hayes
Audio Editior and Lead Producer: Carl Kevin Robinson Jr.
Sound Engineer and Narrarator: Dori Holly
Theme: Liam Fox O'brien
Sources:
Vlad TV
Wikipedia
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Another Shade of Crime: Season 3 Episode 2 Cabo
Friends are the family God forgot to give us. But what happens if those friends are really wolves masquerading as sheep?
Producer and Writer: James Hayes
Audio Editior and Lead Producer: Carl Kevin Robinson Jr.
Sound Engineer and Narrarator: Dori Holly
Story Research: Amy Kohl
Theme: Liam Fox O'brien
Sources: Wikipedia, Rotten Mango, and ABC News
Contact us at anothershadeofcrime@gmail.com
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Another Shade of Crime: Season 3 Episode 1 Playing Hitler
What happens when a troubled and
bored kid is seduced by hateful ideology disguised as patriotism? In this particular case Black people are
transformed from humans into statistics.
Producer and Writer James Hayes
Sound Engineer and Producer: Carl Kevin Robinson Jr.
Producer: Cydney Smith
Narrator and Sound Editor: Dori Holly
Sound Editor: Quincy Kastello
Story Research: Amy Kohli
Theme: Liam O'brien
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Another Shade of Crime: Season 3 Trailer
Season Three Trailer
Avis
The African American Experience
Definitely adds a different dimension to the genre. I listen to so many podcasts, many of them exceptional and I have happily added Another Shade to my list. Well presented, great voice (extremely important to me), lots of detail, well researched, a real listening pleasure. Yes the content is upsetting and makes my blood boil but these things need to be heard, shown the light of day and learned from. Thanks so much for adding to this vital conversation!