Jason Moon

He has created this illusion of who he is.

Blood memory.

a new podcast series from Love and Radio.

It's one of Britain's most notorious crimes, the killing of a wealthy family at White House Farm.

But I got a tip that the story of this famous case might be all wrong.

I'm Heidi Blake.

Blood Relatives is a new series from In the Dark and The New Yorker.

Find it now in the In the Dark podcast feed.

Hey, it's Jason Moon here to share a new series from my team at New Hampshire Public Radio.

As a Bear Brook listener, you know this kind of story.

The truth is buried, the system fails, and the people affected are told to wait.

Well, now imagine it's not a crime scene.

It's your drinking water.

For the past year, my colleague Mara Hoplamazian and I have been investigating the story of how a New Hampshire town found out their water was contaminated by a so-called forever chemical.

Officials say most people can still drink the water, but families who are getting sick, they aren't so sure.

And then some of them learn this has all happened before.

Where did those chemicals come from?

What did they do to our bodies?

And when you've been exposed to something that could harm you, how do you move forward?

Today, we're bringing you episode one of Safe to Drink.