Welcome back to The Anatomy of Design Podcast - A seven episode series of highlights from the immersive full cast audio recording of L. R. Dorn’s crime novel THE ANATOMY OF DESIRE. This third episode, GIRL CHARGED, is a portrait of the legal teams. In one corner is scrappy small-town district attorney Owen Mason, played by JD Jackson; in the other is polished big-city defense counsel Alana Belknap, played by Marin Ireland.

'The Anatomy of Desire' audiobook by L. R. Dorn is available now. Purchase it here: bit.ly/3vkBhJY

Episode Three: Girl Charged

Welcome back to The Anatomy of Design Podcast - A seven episode series of highlights from the immersive full cast audio recording of L. R. Dorn’s crime novel THE ANATOMY OF DESIRE. This is episode four, which introduces Sandy Finch, played by Dan Bittner. Sandy is Cleo Ray’s boyfriend – and an ambitious entertainment industry entrepreneur who helped her become a social media star. Having been with Cleo Ray around the time Rebecca Alden’s murder took place, he’s pulled into the case by both the prosecution and defense teams.

'The Anatomy of Desire' audiobook by L. R. Dorn is available now. Purchase it here: bit.ly/3vkBhJY

Episode Four: Girl Judged

Welcome back to The Anatomy of Design Podcast - A seven episode series of highlights from the immersive full cast audio recording of L. R. Dorn’s crime novel THE ANATOMY OF DESIRE. In this fifth episode, GIRL PROSECUTED, after a surprise character reveals a last-minute bombshell, the legal teams are forced to pivot their strategies the night before Cleo Ray’s murder trial is set to begin.

'The Anatomy of Desire' audiobook by L. R. Dorn is available now. Purchase it here: bit.ly/3vkBhJY

Episode Five: Girl Prosecuted

Welcome back to The Anatomy of Design Podcast - A seven-episode series of highlights from the immersive full cast audio recording of L. R. Dorn’s crime novel THE ANATOMY OF DESIRE. This sixth and penultimate episode, GIRL DEFENDED, focuses on the victim, Rebecca Alden. When several witnesses reveal startling facts about Rebecca and her relationship with Cleo Ray, Beck’s character and frame of mind at the time of her murder is called into question.

'The Anatomy of Desire' audiobook by L. R. Dorn is available now. Purchase it here: bit.ly/3vkBhJY

Episode Six: Girl Defended

Welcome back to The Anatomy of Desire Podcast - A seven-episode series of highlights from the immersive full cast audio recording of L. R. Dorn’s crime novel THE ANATOMY OF DESIRE. We have reached the final episode, Girl Lost. In this installment, Cleo Ray learns that the jury has reached a verdict and that her fate is about to be decided. The jury files into a packed courtroom as spectators inside and the social media world outside holds its breath awaiting the moment of truth.

'The Anatomy of Desire' audiobook by L. R. Dorn is available now. Purchase it here: bit.ly/3vkBhJY

Episode Seven: Girl Lost

Joined by Andrea Hurley of Rust Belt Baggage podcast, we continue our discussion about astrology. She lets us know what she really thinks of Carol Baskin. We also give some TV show recommendations and talk at length about food.

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Episode #102: It's All in the Stars, part 2 [featuring Andrea Hurley]

Brendan Dassey of "Making a Murderer" fame calls into the show. Robert Kraft puts out a sex tape. The NHL & the Oscars meet their deadlines then we sing then we die. Sponsored by Animal's Angles.

Brendan Dassey Bob Kraft Sex Tape is a great punk band | Episode 18

We sat down with journalist Kim Bellware to look at true crime in the digital age. While digital media has helped usher in a new area of the true crime genre, it’s also raised questions about some of the ‘greyer’ areas of the production and consumption of these stories.

True Crime & New Media

In this interview, Anna Loutfi brings The Dickson Poon School of Law's Dr Hannah Quirk into conversation with Laura Nirider and Steven Drizin (Center on Wrongful Convictions, Northwestern Pritzker School of Law). Together, the group draws on its legal expertise to examine the weaknesses and failings of criminal justice systems in the US, UK and around the world. Hannah recalls how she came to meet and develop a speaking tour of Ireland & the UK with these two pioneering lawyers, whose representation of client Brendan Dassey was a key part of the dramatic events depicted in hit Netflix series, 'Making a Murderer.' If you are interested in why millions across the world loved 'Making a Murderer,' how TV entertainment can result in serious changes in public attitudes and reforms to the law, and why young people are such vulnerable targets when it comes to bad policing, then listen in. We hope you enjoy the podcast. 

External links:

Find out more about the Center on Wrongful Convictions:
http://www.law.northwestern.edu/legalclinic/wrongfulconvictions/

Listen to Laura and Steve's podcast series 'Wrongful Conviction: False Confessions': https://www.law.northwestern.edu/legalclinic/wrongfulconvictions/wrongful-conviction-podcast/

Podcast Guests:

Dr Hannah Quirk is a Reader in Criminal Law at The Dickson Poon School of Law, King's College London. Her research is about the increased difficulties that defendants' face in getting a fair trial, the risks of miscarriages of justice and unjust sentencing. Before she became an academic, she worked for the Criminal Cases Review Commission investigating claims of wrongful conviction and sentence.  She then spent six months on a research sabbatical at the Innocence Project New Orleans, before joining the Law School at the University of Manchester for 12 years. Her book The Rise and Fall of the Right of Silence was published by Routledge in 2016. You can follow her on Twitter @ HannahQuirk1

Laura Nirider is a Clinical Associate Professor of Law and Co-Director of the Center on Wrongful Convictions at Northwestern Pritzker School of Law in Chicago. Nirider represents individuals who were wrongfully convicted of crimes when they were children or teenagers. The case of her client Damien Echols, of the West Memphis Three, was profiled in the documentary West of Memphis. She has been featured in film and television programs on interrogations and recently co-authored an amicus curiae brief that was cited by the U.S. Supreme Court in J.D.B. v. North Carolina for the proposition that the risk of false confession is "all the more troubling...and all the more acute...when the subject of custodial interrogation is a juvenile."

Steven Drizin is a Clinical Professor of Law at Northwestern Pritzker School of Law. He served as the Legal Director of the Clinic's renowned Center on Wrongful Convictions from March 2005 to September 2013. At the Center, Professor Drizin's research interests involve the study of false confessions and his policy work focuses on supporting efforts around the country to require law enforcement agencies to electronically record custodial interrogations. Drizin co-founded the Center on Wrongful Convictions of Youth (CWCY) in 2008, the first innocence organization to focus on representing defendants who were only teenagers when they were wrongfully convicted. Steve was a leader in the successful effort to outlaw the juvenile death penalty and co-wrote an amicus brief in Roper v. Simmons, the United States Supreme Court's decision striking down the juvenile death penalty as unconstitutional. 

Steven and Laura jointly represent Brendan Dassey, a central figure in Netflix's smash documentary, Making a Murderer.

Fess Up! Hannah Quirk Talks False Confessions with Making a Murderer’s Steve Drizin & Laura Nirider

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As little sports as possible. Founded in 2003 the VLR is a comedy/sports podcast recorded everywhere. Former guests include Kyle Kinane, Hannibal Buress, Pete Holmes, Matt Braunger, Kumail Nanjiani, Jerry O'connell and many more. Hosted by, Nate Craig, CJ Sullivan & Sean Flannery.

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A Buffalo, NY based comedy podcast for everyone to enjoy. Subjects include TV, movies, pop culture, current events, and anything else that comes up. With occasional special guests and some recurring segments, Not Too Much keeps the content fresh.

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L. R. Dorn’s 'The Anatomy of Desire' brilliantly reimagines Theodore Dreiser’s classic crime drama, 'An American Tragedy', as a fictional investigative docuseries for the podcast era. 

Tune in for the next seven weeks for excerpts from the immersive full-cast audiobook recording performed by Santino Fontana, Shelby Young, Marin Ireland, JD Jackson, Dan Bittner, Vikas Adam, Gabra Zackman, Fred Berman, Darrell Dennis, Oliver Wyman, Jonathan Davis, Hilary Huber, and Lisa Flanagan.

'The Anatomy of Desire' audiobook by L. R. Dorn is available now. Purchase it here: bit.ly/3vkBhJY

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