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In the second segment, we meet Ashley Bennett, a very intelligent woman who felt compelled to plead guilty for a crime she didn't commit.  #freetrish #freeashley #wrongfullyconvicted #wrongjustice

Trish deals with more fallout from her story being told, mainly that her daughter has mixed feelings about the whole situation. Trish talks to her daughter and tries to make sure she continues to support her. #freetrish #freeashley #wrongfullyconvicted #wrongjustice

I don't feel like you can really understand why I feel so badly for Trish Halverson if you don't get the opportunity to talk to her, to find her kind, calm ways and put that in direct contrast to the charges she has been convicted of. I felt the best way to do this was to start from her current situation and see how well she has held up under crushing odds. So take a little time to meet Trish and see what she worries about.

This episode previews the upcoming Wrong Justice podcast, about the trial and conviction of Trish Halverson, who sits in the Chillicothe, MO women's prison. It details the story of her case and the continuing struggle to try to get her released

Information on my new podcast, and a shorter version of my interview with Sam Moyn.

Segment 1 on this Friday's version of the KWTO aired version of the Dale Wiley show is a deed dive into the stories behind my books and how The Intern, Sabotage and Southern Gothic came to be.

I sit down with my old friend from Washington University, Dr. Samuel Moyn, Yale Professor, formerly at Harvard and Columbia. We talk about baseball and then about early versions of "fake news." The interesting events of 1993, when a Holocaust revisionist tried to place an add in the Washington University student newspaper. We talk about the strange and wide-ranging implications of that event, and how it affected the writing of his book on Jean-Francois Steiner and Treblinka. 

Former VIBE and Spin writer and editor Alan Light sits down with me to talk about his new book on iconoclast Nina Simone, the passing of David Bowie and his thoughts on Prince and his new book on Purple Rain.  Visit dalewiley.com and subscribe, rate and review the Dale Wiley Show to learn more.

In this interview, Dale Wiley sits down with roots rock legend Dan Baird, the writer and singer of the Georgia Satellites hit "Keep Your Hands To Yourself". Dan talks about living in Nashville, his influences, the way the song became so widely popular, and his work afterwards with many other artists, including Elizabeth Cook. Visit dalewiley.com and subscribe, rate and review the Dale Wiley Show to learn more.

After an extensive interview process, I sat down with local celebrity and friend of Jorge H.W. Bush Jusitn Branson. After I got over all of the lies and untruths, I thought he would make a perfect co-host for this show.

Author Lisa Martin talks about the Civil War and the Southwest Missouri ghosts that follow.

I interview Sirius XM country DJ Dallas Wayne, best known for his work on Outlaw Country and Willie's Roadhouse channels. Dallas talks about watching the satellite format grow and his love of Willie's Roadhouse. Then I air the second interview with Margaret Baker.

After playing the Soutee trailer and talking about my unexpected trip to LA, I interview Sirius XM country DJ Dallas Wayne, best known for his work on Outlaw Country and Willie's Roadhouse channels. Dallas talks about his Ozarks roots and his move and hits in Finland.

Here is the long form interview with Dallas Wayne. Parts were included on The Dale Wiley Show on November 24.