Speaker 1: Hi Drama Queen's listeners. It is Hillary Burton Morgan here,
Speaker 1: and obviously I have a great time joking around with
Speaker 1: you here on this show. But I have a show
Speaker 1: that I am very passionate about that I've been working
Speaker 1: on for the last three years. It is Sundance TV's
Speaker 1: true crime story. It couldn't happen here. The judicial system
Speaker 1: has always fascinated me, particularly how it operates in rural
Speaker 1: communities where conflicts of interest can easily occur. Our series
Speaker 1: dives into small towns across America and the crimes that
Speaker 1: can rip these places apart, and it encourages everyone to
Speaker 1: get involved and ask how can we help when the
Speaker 1: system has failed? This podcast offers something you don't often
Speaker 1: see in true crime. Along with several key members of
Speaker 1: our TV series crew, we're going to explore what happens
Speaker 1: behind the scenes as we take you through each of
Speaker 1: these cases and share how we tackle these emotional, important,
Speaker 1: head scratching stories. Obviously, our Drama Queen's audience is already
Speaker 1: well practiced at getting involved and speaking up. That's a
Speaker 1: core theme on our show. We were all a part
Speaker 1: of the me too movement together, We've all spoken out
Speaker 1: about themes on the show, whether it's domestic violence or
Speaker 1: gun violence, or any of these major issues in our country.
Speaker 1: And I think you guys will really respond to this.
Speaker 1: Come join us as we get curious and get involved.
Speaker 1: Listen to true crime story it Couldn't Happen Here, starting
Speaker 1: October seventeenth, on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever
Speaker 1: you get your podcasts.