Jason Flom
speaker
522 appearances
1 recordings
1 series
first heard Feb 2026
last heard 17 Feb
Jason Flom’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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His...
Presence is, I mean, he's an ethereal guy, right?
I mean, he, yeah, he can talk football with the best of them.
He is our Dallas Cowboys correspondent.
He's dialed in on NFL stuff way more so than I could ever be.
But that's beside the point.
He has this aura, right?
It's like a grace, you know, and again, I'm not a religious guy, but he is, and he doesn't come across that way either.
He just has this spirit that is unbroken, not only unbroken, but it's indomitable.
It's whatever you want to call it.
He is transcending his circumstances so much so that even though you're watching him in this, and I've been to Death Row in Texas four times.
Right, the Polonsky unit in Livingston.
I've been in that room that you were in, right, with the vending machines and the whole thing.
Yeah.
It's shocking how many innocent people are on death row in Texas or all over the country or in other states where they have the death penalty still.
But Charles, it's not unique because there are others that have this almost unreal ability to transcend their circumstances and their surroundings.
But then when you get into the circumstances of his case and you go,
What?
Like, and so what I mean by that, for people who haven't heard your episode already, I will summarize it very succinctly.
So in the late 90s, a woman named Betty Black, 64-year-old woman who lived outside of Dallas, had her home broken into and she was killed during this, I guess it was a botched robbery.
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