16 episodes
In the Red Clay Imperative Entertainment
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- True Crime
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4.8 • 5.3K Ratings
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Buried deep in the past of a quiet southern town lies the legend of Billy Sunday Birt, the most dangerous man in Georgia history. A chance meeting one spring day unravels the truth behind the notorious figure and uncovers new secrets along the way.A twelve-episode series, launching August 25. New episodes available Tuesday mornings.
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RUBY (AND OTHER PRECIOUS GEMS) | Chapter 13
Sean revisits Stoney at the distillery after receiving a phone call from him claiming there was much more to tell.
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Special Announcement - More Episodes!
We're excited to share two new announcements for fans of In the Red Clay.
First, listen to Sean's new podcast 'Fox Hunter', out now. As an exclusive preview, just stay tuned to this episode and you'll hear the first full episode. For the full series, just search 'Fox Hunter' on your favorite podcast app, or visit https://link.chtbl.com/foxhunter.
Secondly, even more content is coming your way. Look for a new episode of In the Red Clay dropping in this feed in the coming weeks.
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A CHILD NO MORE | Chapter 12
Redemption is hard to come by, but worth its weight in gold.
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SOMETHING OLD, SOMETHING NEW | Chapter 11
The discovery of new information on a 47-year-old murder case.
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THE HAND OF GOD | Chapter 10
Billy Birt repents for the sins of his life, and tries to make things right. But is he too late?
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A LETTER FROM DEATH ROW | Chapter 9
On the brink of execution, Billy writes a series of letters to his son while on Death Row.
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Customer Reviews
Keep listening - starts good and gets better
Might be the best podcast I’ve ever listened to. If you think you know what this podcast will be like from reading the description, do yourself a favor and keep an open mind as you listen. It’s not easy to get through some of the earlier episodes bc they are so raw and despairing in a way. But as it goes on you’ll be drawn into Stoney’s life/family, in a way you never expected. Try to put down your stereotypes about the South and let yourself be touched by this story.
To the folks who gave negative reviews: this is real life. Even killers are real people with sons they love. Their lives are complicated just like ours. Billy Sunday Birt did unspeakably horrible things and the podcast doesn’t sugarcoat them or excuse them, not in the least. It just shows him as a real person.
I’m from Douglasville, GA
So cool to hear some history about my town, my friends’ towns, and all the rivers and roads I could picture as they were described. As a person from a large family (folks from my town know the Danley’s—my mom’s side), I could feel this story deeply as one of a family. So nice. Thank you so much for this series.
So good
This is hands down one of the best podcasts I have ever listened to. Too 5 easy. It’s a work of art. My ears were glued to every word Stoney was saying. This is an incredible true story. I highly recommend this to anyone who wants to learn about “The Dixie Maffia” and Billy Sunday Birt.