Tiffany Reese
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4,513 appearances
55 recordings
1 series
first heard Nov 2024
last heard 5d ago
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Yes. And Thomas, who was a longtime listener, which was cool. Yeah, it was so great to meet the survivors. It was crazy, like meeting Kristen in person. Amy's like, this is Kristen. It just like didn't click for me at first. First of all, she looks like a Disney princess in real life. It's really wild to feel so close to people emotionally, survivors that I get to work with.
And then like meeting them in person, I don't know, it's kind of like this out of body experience. It's like this realization that you feel so close to someone and this is the first time you're physically being in their presence and how strange that is, but like in the coolest way possible. This was also like the first time the four of us, our production team, were all in person together.
So that's really special and definitely hope to do more things like that in the future. It was on a Sunday afternoon-ish and we had treats and espresso martinis. We got to interact with the listeners. It was incredible. I can get really overstimulated in those sorts of environments. I've talked about that before.
And I did at times, but it was in a good way, like a so happy overstimulated type of way. I definitely would do it a million times over. It was just so much more intimate getting to like speak to listeners face to face, hear their feedback, hear what landed for them, hear what it meant for them personally. It was really re-energizing, I think, but I really want to hear what you guys thought of it.
Everybody we met was amazing. I loved how many couples came. I loved how many friends came. There was like a grocery clerk who was a middle-aged guy who was there with like his young Gen Z coworker because they talk in the break room about something was wrong every week. So when one of them won the contest, they knew instantly who they had to bring with them. And that was really sweet.
Also, I was so focused on not messing this up. I love hosting. My husband and I, we love having people over like we're those people. And I love throwing a party and I love a fucking theme. But I was stressed. I was stressed. I was worried that things were going to go wrong. So I wasn't even thinking about how fucking cool it was until it started happening.
And thankfully, I was tapped in enough to like allow myself to enjoy it by the time things were like happening. But people kept coming up and being like, oh, my God, it Amy's here. Lauren's here. They've heard you guys before on the show. Sometimes we just don't realize how much people are following.
It's just so refreshing to like talk to people that like you and like the show because I feel like a lot of the feedback I get, if it does filter down through to me, it's usually like not pleasant sometimes. stuff. Nobody's ever like, oh, I saw this really nice thing that someone said about you and sends that to me. Like, it's never that.
No offense to anybody, but like, it's always like, oh, look at this horrible, untrue thing someone said about you. For me, that's what I found re-energizing about it. The people who get it, they get it and it means something different and they understand how it can be and that it's genuine.
Yeah. And it's so lovely not only getting to see like people show up for y'all, but then also like seeing the survivors and the people who are attending just having their own independent conversations and relating to each other. And that's when it clicked for me. These events aren't even just about us meeting the listeners. It's about the listeners meeting each other.
What I kept hearing from people over and over was it just feels so nice to feel like I'm in a safe space. And everybody who was there just had a heart of gold. And I just thought it was beautiful. And so I definitely want to do more of them. Credible Threat is a brand new show that will be launching 7-7, 2025.
We will be sure to link as soon as the feed is ready so that you can go follow and subscribe. Amy has been working alongside myself producing this first season of Credible Threat, and she has been there for all of the incredible interviews. So I'd love to hear from you, ABC, what it's been like to be a part of it.
Dr. Chris Mohandy is a forensic psychologist and Lenore Clare is not only a stalking survivor herself, she's also an advocate. You may have heard her on Something Was Wrong previously. She's been on What Came Next. They bring decades of experience and so do all of their guests, people who have worked on cases like the Night Stalker, O.J.
Simpson, a lot of cases that listeners are going to recognize. And the interviews really provide new insights into those cases as well as what goes on for the experts behind the scenes.
And we are hosting an event, shameless plug, July 13th at the St. Felix in Hollywood. There's two locations, so be clear. The one in Hollywood, St. Felix, Hollywood. We are having a credible threat launch party. The vibe is Hollywood goth, which is very like Lenora and Dr. Chris. It's the perfect space. So if anybody wants to plan their outfits accordingly, that's the vibe.
It is going to be invite only, but we will be opening up some tickets to listeners. So definitely follow us on Instagram at Something Was Wrong Podcast for those kinds of announcements. That will be where we're posting like the links to sign up or register and things like that. That's where Queen Lauren shines and does her social media goddess work.
And she makes sure that everybody has the information they need and also helps coordinate details when needed. We're really excited that venue is also much larger. It is free, but we are asking people if they would like to donate to two incredible nonprofit organizations that are both featured on the first season of Credible Threat with Lenora Clare and Dr. Chris Mohandy. More about that soon.
But the event will be benefiting Tending the Garden as well as Transdo Task Force, both which are featured on Credible Threat season one. Amy, can you talk a little bit more about that since you have been producing Credible Threat episodes and were there for the interview?
Thank you so much. The actual artwork of the show you'll see is by Mona Edwards. She's a prolific courtroom illustrator who has sat in court and drawn these gorgeous pieces of art on some of the most devastating and infamous trials, especially when it comes to Los Angeles trials. I got her book as soon as Lenora told me about her. And I love the book.
And I think her artwork is just so incredible. And so I was like, do you think she'd do like a drawing for the artwork for the show? And Lenora's like, it doesn't hurt to ask. So listeners, especially those who are interested in criminology, victimology, science, true crime, We'll be definitely big fans of this show.
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