Kayla Brantley

Of course there is. But I waited a whole week for you to read through the comments. Sorry, girls. That has left me disappointed. I would prefer you to interview people close to the situation or with past interactions with Diddy. Okay, Chanel, that's a great point. We have had guests like Precious Muir, Dion Best, and Rachel Kennedy who've all found themselves in Diddy's world at times.

But as the case progresses, people do naturally go quiet in preparation for a trial. But rest assured, we are always looking to book guests who have direct experience with Diddy. We always want that. Those are, you know, some of our... Best episodes and our favorite episodes because we get to speak to people who, you know, have had firsthand accounts and you get to hear it from them. Definitely.

But as the case progresses, people do naturally go quiet in preparation for a trial. But rest assured, we are always looking to book guests who have direct experience with Diddy. We always want that. Those are, you know, some of our... Best episodes and our favorite episodes because we get to speak to people who, you know, have had firsthand accounts and you get to hear it from them. Definitely.

We have so much more coming up, but for now, let's pause to take a break.

We have so much more coming up, but for now, let's pause to take a break.

This is another really nice one. Holly Fig writes, I think you guys are great. The trial hasn't started yet, so of course you're doing background and interviews. I know you'll be on the front line of reporting the trial when it starts. And yes, Holly Fig, we will for sure be there every step of the way updating you guys once this does start. And in the interest of balance, JT...

This is another really nice one. Holly Fig writes, I think you guys are great. The trial hasn't started yet, so of course you're doing background and interviews. I know you'll be on the front line of reporting the trial when it starts. And yes, Holly Fig, we will for sure be there every step of the way updating you guys once this does start. And in the interest of balance, JT...

Mayumi writes, wow, people are hard on you guys. I love your podcast. Thanks, Mayumi. After listening to episode 12, No Bail, All Jail, Paige Alicia wrote, I don't like the phrase fighting for his meaning Diddy's life. He's not. He's fighting for his freedom. That's actually a good point. I mean, yeah. Is he fighting for his life or is he fighting for his freedom?

Mayumi writes, wow, people are hard on you guys. I love your podcast. Thanks, Mayumi. After listening to episode 12, No Bail, All Jail, Paige Alicia wrote, I don't like the phrase fighting for his meaning Diddy's life. He's not. He's fighting for his freedom. That's actually a good point. I mean, yeah. Is he fighting for his life or is he fighting for his freedom?

But if you think about it, his freedom is his life, especially the lifestyle that Diddy lived. If you're just fighting to stay in jail, you're fighting for the life that you once had. And I think that that's kind of what we mean. He's fighting for his reputation, his legacy, and the lifestyle that he had.

But if you think about it, his freedom is his life, especially the lifestyle that Diddy lived. If you're just fighting to stay in jail, you're fighting for the life that you once had. And I think that that's kind of what we mean. He's fighting for his reputation, his legacy, and the lifestyle that he had.

After our super mini update episode, Bethany Mae Patton wrote, I love the trial pods, but why do a seven minute update with a third of it being adverts slash intro? I don't think that's fair on your listeners. It's hardly worth listening to, babe. Hey, babe. That's honestly a fair point, Bethany. And I don't think we really thought twice about it.

After our super mini update episode, Bethany Mae Patton wrote, I love the trial pods, but why do a seven minute update with a third of it being adverts slash intro? I don't think that's fair on your listeners. It's hardly worth listening to, babe. Hey, babe. That's honestly a fair point, Bethany. And I don't think we really thought twice about it.

But, you know, we wanted to get this update out ASAP and to not clash with the full episode that we had coming. So, yeah, I hope that makes sense. A lot of times we have episodes that, you know, were already recorded and it's already in production. We have an amazing team of producers and editors. So when there was like a big update, it was like, why not just... throw a quick mini one out.

But, you know, we wanted to get this update out ASAP and to not clash with the full episode that we had coming. So, yeah, I hope that makes sense. A lot of times we have episodes that, you know, were already recorded and it's already in production. We have an amazing team of producers and editors. So when there was like a big update, it was like, why not just... throw a quick mini one out.

And as far as the ads, I don't know. We got to keep the lights on. We got to pay the bills. I'm so sorry.

And as far as the ads, I don't know. We got to keep the lights on. We got to pay the bills. I'm so sorry.

Yeah, I think that was one of my favorite episodes. I really love all of Lisa's insight. And after that same episode, Leah Roche wrote, I've been enjoying your coverage the most out of other pods. Thanks. Lisa Bloom helped fill in gaps and answer some questions I had as a layperson.

Yeah, I think that was one of my favorite episodes. I really love all of Lisa's insight. And after that same episode, Leah Roche wrote, I've been enjoying your coverage the most out of other pods. Thanks. Lisa Bloom helped fill in gaps and answer some questions I had as a layperson.

Leah says she's wondered about the settling out of court part when the crime that occurred was perpetrated upon a minor. How do federal statues come into play here? Leah, I wonder if you're talking about like the statutes of limitations, like which federal statutes, but that's definitely a question we can put to Lisa Bloom or David Gelman or any of our other legal expert friends.