Andrea Gunning

I'm so excited.

Well, you know, I work for Glass Entertainment Group, and that's led by the Nancy Glass, who is a pioneer in the space.

And she is my mentor.

She's taught me everything I know.

And, you know, many years ago, we were looking into diversifying, you know, our programming.

And we came across a story, and it was with Kim Goldman.

And you know that name, she lost her brother.

When we were developing her story, a lot of interested networks were only really considering her value if she would do the story with OJ Simpson, if she would sit down with OJ.

Back in the day when I was eight years old and this trial was going on, I watched my mother watch the trial religiously.

And she was so mesmerized and captivated.

And I would watch her watch it all day and then go out into the driveway and talk to her girlfriends about it.

And as an eight year old, you're like, what is going on?

Obviously there's something

amazing happening on screen, but what is drawing my mother to this story?

And so the very first podcast we did was told through the lens of the individuals that lived through that experience.

And it was led through Kim's POV.

Telling stories from Kim's perspective, from survivors' perspectives, has always been

so deeply important to my work and why I do what I do because it's really about the experience and what it does.

When you live through a crime, what is it like for the individuals that have gone through it?

Jennifer, who is the subject of season one of Betrayal, reached out to me.