Emotional abusive to a child, this “journalist” is a predator!
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“Do better, just be a nice person! Is that difficult?Podcast is not informative or entertaining, it’s a attempt to profit from others worst moments!
Emily is “mean-girling”!
The typical “journalist” bully, being very disrespectful! Complete with Emily emotionally abusing a grieving child, Josh’s son, judges the child, publicly! Even Giggles over him while he’s talking, he’s obviously in emotional pain!
Pointless podcast, Emily is truly Queen of the bullies!
Karma is real, I hope you offer his son some help. Emily’s needs to apologize, This child needed a friend, some positive advice, he was feeling vulnerable and mourning his father! The treatment of Josh’s mother was equally as insulting, however she’s a adult! Who tells a mother in grief such things!
Self absorbed Emily reminds me of the Insta influencer that streams feeding the homeless, then takes the food away once she has the pic!
Josh obvious didn’t want Mrs “Journalist” to have a phone number, because he had better judgement and wanted NO part of this! Like every other person who ghosted this awful bully! Disgraceful!”
2ManyElle's via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
05/13/21
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“Emily went after a story that went sideways and I didn’t see it coming. I found myself rooting for Josh and then the various truths slowly emerged. The system doesn’t work but how can it work with so many people in need of so many things. Opioid crisis is overwhelming.”
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United States of America ·
04/25/21
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“This is a very interesting story with complex implications. I’m now wondering about the mental gymnastics of prosecutors prosecuting addicts for selling drugs that result in death but not prosecute gun manufacturers for making guns that result in death”
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United States of America ·
07/28/23
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“Promising effort but misleading set up. I expected to learn a lot more about the parole system. Instead it was a very sad story about a troubled man who made poor choices. The parole angle was very peripheral.”
R and P's mum via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
10/09/19
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