In Loving Memory: Podcast Recommendations

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Society, law enforcement, and media have written off many missing women and girls due to bias around race, class, documentation status, or behaviors. These are lives whose stories are cut short for the people who love them and are searching for answers. The episodes in this curation are about these missing women and girls and the people who continue to search for answers.

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Aimée Baker, Writer and Vanessa Cicarelli and Jason Greer, Filmmakers: Honoring America’s Missing and Unidentified WomenAimée Baker spent eight years writing her award-winning book, Doe, a poetic labor of love to memorialize women who were murdered and remain unidentified and those that go missing and are never found. Vanessa Cicarelli read Doe and she and her husband/filmmaking partner, Jason Greer, made the documentary film She to highlight Aimée’s work. 

Forgotten: Women of JuarezA Cross-Border Killer? In this episode we learn of Diana Washington Valdez, a journalist tirelessly investigating the murders of women in Ciudad Juarez in northern Mexico. This episode presents the excruciating pain of one family, recent newcomers to Juarez, who came to work in the maquiladoras (foreign-run factories) and lost a daughter to violence. Her name was Sagrario González Flores and her murder remains unsolved.

Black Girl Gone: A True Crime Podcast

MISSING: The Disappearance of Dannette and Jeannette MillbrookThis is the case of two young Black twin girls, Dannette and Jeannette Millbrook, who went missing in 1990. Even though they were only 15 years old, the police refused to take them down as missing persons for 24 hours and then promptly decided that the girls must have run away. Dannette and Jeannette’s mother and sister have continued to bring attention to their case, but have repeatedly run into a nightmarish mishandling of the case from law enforcement and other organizations.

We are Resilient: An MMIW True Crime PodcastAnthonette CayeditoThis true crime podcast is dedicated entirely to telling the stories of missing and murdered Indigenous women from the lens of three Indigenous women. This episode involves a young girl, Anthonette Cayedito, who remains missing. In this heartbreaking episode, the three hosts, Ali-sha, Sheyashe, and Maggie, discuss the lax investigation and missed opportunities by law enforcement. 

RadiolabBorder Trilogy Part 3: What RemainsThis episode details the discovery of the remains of Maricela, a migrant woman from Ecuador, in the Sonoran Desert of Arizona. This story of the effort by Jason De Leon, the anthropologist who found her, to discover her identity allows him to build a story around her life and the path that led to her tragic death in the desert. It also gives Maricela’s family some kind of closure. It’s an incredibly personalized way to examine the human cost of the Prevention by Deterrence immigration policy at the U.S. Southern Border.

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Long ShadowHow did we get to a moment in time when conspiracy theorists roam the halls of Congress and politics have turned to violence in the streets?On Long Shadow, host Garrett Graff explores the decades-long rise of the modern far-right movement and the intelligence failures that fueled its fire. How did the U.S. get the far-right so wrong? And what will it take now to get it right?

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🥂Prosecco Theory is a weekly podcast featuring Megan and Michelle, two single moms in their 40s, who dive into life's infinite gray areas and sort through baggage in the pursuit of personal growth and entertainment.

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Dude, I was thinking...

Dude, I was thinking... is a podcast in which hosts Ketaki Sharma and Sanaya Chandar dissect pop culture and technology trends and how they shape everyday life.Ever watched a TV show or movie, read an article, or heard a song that made you stop and wonder how it reflects us and the way we live our lives? That’s where the pod comes in. In this podcast, no thought is too fleeting to dissect, analyze, and follow down the rabbit hole.

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