Andrea Dunlop

Yeah.

That was a big news story.

Obviously, I have the only podcast that I know of that covers Munchausen by proxy cases pretty exclusively to this point.

So obviously, a lot of people asked me about interviewing you.

And I said to folks who asked me that question at the time, you know, I'd be much more interested in talking to her a couple years from now.

And here we are.

So it feels really fortuitous.

And I'm really happy that you reached out.

So we originally actually met each other because you're producers of your Lifetime series.

reached out to me and taped a conversation where you asked me some questions.

And so I was really happy to connect with you in that context.

That was when your baby was brand new.

I remember seeing her on the screen there.

And then you reached out to me more recently.

And so thank you so much for coming on.

And my first question for you is just, how are you doing?

What's your life all about right now?

Yeah, I think it's fair to say you've had a pretty unique set of life experiences.

You know, growing up in an abusive home where you were extremely isolated, being in prison, which is another sort of set of very different social circumstances, I would assume, from the outside world.

And then going into this period of your life where you were out of prison and you had this massive surge of media attention and online activity.