Deborah Roberts

So today, Andrea is sharing with us what she's learned over the four years of telling these stories.

And she's going to give us kind of a deeper look behind the scenes of last night's episode, which was called The Kentucky Con Man.

Andrea, such a pleasure to have you with us.

Welcome.

Thank you for having me.

Oh my gosh, we're very excited.

Well, you know, your podcast, your show has just been blowing up.

People have been talking about it.

So before we get into that, I want to know more about you, because you started your career in television as a producer.

How did you find your way into the true crime genre and podcasting?

Who have had to sit by and watch this happen and also deal with it.

You know, it's so interesting because your work is called Betrayal.

It centers around betrayal.

And we've done a number of stories at 2020 where there was somebody who nobody expected and there was betrayal at the core of all of this lies, secrets.

I'm curious what led you, though.

I mean, it's one thing when you're talking about those survivors, but when you're talking about betrayal, I mean, that is such an intense and powerful feeling.

And so what was it that led you to look into this whole idea of broken trust and betrayal?

Yeah, and it's so fascinating.

I mean, people are just riveted by it, which I think is so interesting.

And I definitely want to get your take on that in a little while.