Apr 28, 2022
In the past, TV crime journalist Steph Watts focused on pop-culture stories. Now, he believes his role is to share stories that make a difference. He states, “Let’s start telling compelling stories of injustice. Let’s be transparent about our mistakes within the judicial system so we can fix them.” Listen to...
Apr 25, 2022
Steph Watt’s first gig in the US was interning at The Village Voice, where he got to work with great journalists like Frank Owen. His first full-time job was at Brill’s Content Magazine, launched by Steven Brill, who was also the creator of Court TV. When the magazine folded, Steph moved to Court TV, starting in...
Apr 21, 2022
Suzanne Corso became the author of her own life when she wrote her way out of an impossible situation. Growing up in mafia-run Brooklyn, Suzanne became entangled in relationships with dangerous men, finding herself entrenched in a harmful and seemingly inescapable lifestyle. That is, until she decided to write her own...
Apr 18, 2022
Suzanne Corso became the author of her own life when she wrote her way out of an impossible situation. Growing up in mafia-run Brooklyn, Suzanne quickly became entangled in relationships with dangerous men who, at the time, had an alluring edge to them.
That allure faded quickly and Suzanne found herself entrenched in...
Apr 14, 2022
The "Queen of Conflict Resolution," Naja Hall, is an expert in blended families. It began when she entered a relationship where a blended household would become part of her family structure. Her initial circumstances were difficult and she found very few resources to help manage the situation. She did her homework,...