Case Files 13: The Andreas of Ethical True Crime with Andrea Gunning
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True Story Media. Hello, it's Andrea, and today I have a wonderful crossover episode to share with you. This is my conversation with journalist and podcast host Andrea Gunning of the Betrayal and Betrayal Weekly podcast, as well as a really phenomenal show that we shared a few weeks back, There and Gone South Street. So today we are talking all things true crime and how we handle this strange and wonderful career that both of us have found ourselves in. I recently was myself a guest on Betrayal Weekly, and I cannot tell you how much I admire this team. They bring so much integrity and care to their reporting and their work. And it's just always really heartening when you see the behind the scenes of a show that you love and the vibes are this immaculate. Not always the case, unfortunately. We are currently working hard on season six at the moment, which will be coming at you in June.
And in the meantime, we are bringing you a lot more Case File stuff, including our coverage of the Ratty Children's case in San Diego, which we are working on now. If you followed our coverage of the Kowalski case, boy oh boy are you going to notice some similarities. As always, if you want to get in touch, you can send us an email or voice memo at hello at nobody should believe me dot com or leave us a comment on Spotify. If you're listening on Apple, you know we love those five-star reviews. Please and thank you. And of course, the best way to support the show, if you are able, is to join us on the subscriber feeds on Apple and Patreon, where you will get two extra episodes a month, ad-free listening, and the entire new season on the day it launches. So with that, here's my conversation with Andrea Gunning.
Just a quick reminder that my new book, The Mother Next Door, Medicine, Deception, and Munchausen by Proxy, is on sale right now wherever books are sold. The book was an Amazon editor's pick for nonfiction, and the Seattle Times called it a riveting deep dive into MBP. And if you are an audiobook lover and you like hearing my voice, which I'm assuming you do since you're listening here, You should know that I narrate the audiobook as well. If you have already read the book, which I know so many of you have, thank you so much. Please let me know your thoughts and questions at helloandnobodieshouldbelieveme.com, and we will bring my co-author, Detective Mike Weber, on for a little book Q&A and post-retirement tell-all special. Thanks for your support. Well, friends, it's 2025.
It's here. This year is going to be... Well, one thing it won't be is boring, and that's about the only prediction I'm going to make right now. But one piece of news that I am excited to share is that the wait for my new book, The Mother Next Door, is almost over. It is coming at you on February 4th from St. Martin's Press. So soon! I co-authored this book with friend and beloved contributor of this show, Detective Mike Weber, about three of the most impactful cases of his career. Even if you are one of the OG-est of OG listeners to this show, I promise you are going to learn so many new and shocking details about the three cases we cover. We just go into so much more depth on these stories, and you're also going to learn a ton about Mike's story. Now, I know y'all love Detective Mike because he gets his very own fan mail here at Nobody Should Believe Me. And if you've ever wondered how did Mike become the detective when it came to Munchausen by proxy cases, you are going to learn all about his origin story in this book.
And I know we've got many audiobook listeners out there, so I'm very excited to share with you the audiobook is read by me, Andrea Dunlop, your humble narrator of this very show. I really loved getting to read this book and I'm so excited to share this with you. If you are able to pre-order the book, doing so will really help us out. It will signal to our publisher that there is excitement about the book, and it will also give us a shot at that all-important bestseller list. And of course, if that's simply not in the budget right now, we get it. Books are not cheap. Library sales are also extremely important for books, so putting in a request at your local library is another way that you can help.
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