As old Reno disappears around them, Kamy, Stephanie, and Velma all try to find their bearings.&nbsp;For bonus and behind-the-scenes content for Episode 6, visit&nbsp;<a href="https://www.thecitypodcast.com/podcast_episode/the-city-podcast-season-2-episode-4/" target="_blank">thecitypodcast.com</a>. Or follow us:<ul><li>Instagram:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.instagram.com/thecitypod/" target="_blank">https://www.instagram.com/thecitypod/</a></li><li>Twitter:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.twitter.com/thecitypod" target="_blank">https://www.twitter.com/thecitypod</a></li><li>Facebook:&nbsp;<a href="https://facebook.com/thecitypod" target="_blank">https://facebook.com/thecitypod</a></li></ul>

A New Reno | S2 E6

When a 39-year-old father of three went&nbsp;to&nbsp;his third-shift job at a uranium processing plant and completely vanished one muggy night in 1984, his family thought for sure he’d turn up with some strange tale&nbsp;about&nbsp;quitting his job in a huff. But the days without contact turned into weeks, and the weeks into years, and David Bocks never resurfaced. Now, 35 years later, Cincinnati-based reporters Amber Hunt and Amanda Rossmann piece&nbsp;together this bizarre tale&nbsp;in the latest season of Accused, an investigative true crime podcast.

The City recommends: A new season of Accused | S E1

In its first season, The Sneak looks at the case of a former Division I football star who attacked a Brinks Truck guard in 2008 and ran off with $400,000 in cash, before his&nbsp;grand&nbsp;flourish: Escaping in an inner tube down a river. Through new reporting, host Nate Scott discovered it was more than the story of a heist and that at the center was one small town and its secrets. Secrets about what actually happened with that crime back in 2008. And who actually helped pull it off.

The City recommends new podcast, The Sneak | S E1

In this Season 2 bonus episode,&nbsp;accusations of sexual assault at the Spice House strip club come to light. Two women who work there head to the club to confront their bosses, their phones secretly set to record.

The Confrontation | S2 E7

In this follow-up to our investigation of Tesla's Nevada Gigafactory, we look at what happens when state safety inspectors and one of the state’s biggest employers go head to head.

The Stand-off | S2 E8

The courts reach a decision in Stephanie's appeal. Plus, some news about The City.

Stephanie's Second Chance | S2 E9

How did Jack Roland Murphy go from world-champion surfer to notorious jewel thief? How did it all go wrong and end in at least two murders in the murky waterways of southern Florida? Find out this season on <a href="https://ftw.usatoday.com/2020/07/the-sneak-murders-at-whiskey-creek" target="_blank">The Sneak: Murders at Whiskey Creek</a>.Subscribe today: <a href="http://protect-us.mimecast.com/s/zPb2CG6XB5iJ6z0LMtQIk8S?domain=wondery.fm" target="_blank">wondery.fm/thesneak_accused</a>

The City recommends: A new season of The Sneak | S E1

The City is an investigative podcast from USA TODAY that tells true stories about how power works in urban America. 

Each season we travel to a new city and team up with local journalists in the USA TODAY Network to investigate people in power.  We’re interested in the consequences of their actions on a city’s most vulnerable residents, and we try to make sense of what a power struggle in one city reveals about the challenges facing all cities.  

Season 1, Chicago: A black, working-class neighborhood fights back when a man connected with the mafia builds an illegal, six-story dump right in the middle of their neighborhood. What follows is a tour-de-force through Chicago’s underbelly: Politicians are indicted. An FBI investigation goes awry. A community’s resilience is tested—all unfolding under the spectre of racism in America.

Season 2, Reno: As Reno transforms into an offshoot of Silicon Valley, the city’s aging strip clubs have come under siege from boosters pushing for change. But this is more than a fight over lap dances. It’s a proxy battle for the future of Reno, and the questions raised resonate in cities around the country: Who decides what a city becomes? What is lost and gained in the name of progress? And who among its residents will no longer be able to call the city home?

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