Libby Denkmann
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333 appearances
2 recordings
2 series
first heard Jun 2026
last heard 1 Jul
Libby Denkmann’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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I mean, we do this all the time.
We try and tell ourselves it's not that big of a deal, it's not that big of a deal, regardless of sort of the severity of what occurred.
And that's, I mean, I think that is the central complexity of this, is we talked about this a lot.
You know, there were times when you would talk about what Dave Erick said to you, said to Ella, and, you know, kind of like laugh it off almost, like...
I think that's common.
People were nodding when I was talking about that.
I think that's very common.
I have one question that I want to get to, Isolde, before we turn to some audience questions.
What is your advice for people who believe that their kid might be being groomed and you want to find out information, say, you know, if a teacher had a previous investigation or anything like that?
Because I know that's a question you're getting a lot from people who are writing in.
This is an audience question.
When approaching a story like this, how do you avoid sensationalizing it?
I think that story, quote unquote, is often too synonymous with entertainment and folks may go into the podcast wanting to be entertained.
How did you think about that?
And that question of how do you not sensationalize something as though it's a binary, I don't necessarily know actually how to answer that question, but I will say that if something feels like
Oogie, that's the best word I can come up with.
It's time to back away.
And also, I mean, we spent a lot of time talking about the people at the center of this, the survivors, all of these kids who went through this.
And it was really, really important
to present them as complex creatures, right?
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