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Jack Laurence, 37, from Qld, quit his career in radio and launched his podcast speaking to inmates. Chatting with an array of different prisoners over time, he is giving a voice to those who have otherwise been forgotten. Speaking with an array of different inmates over time, he is giving a voice to those who have otherwise been forgotten. Incredibly, one inmate he spoke with was exonerated this year.

Jack Laurence – host and creator of One Minute Remaining and Wanted – has launched a new crime podcast. Crime at Bedtime aims to mix mindfulness and

Jack Laurence, 37, from Qld, quit his career in radio and launched his podcast speaking to inmates. Chatting with an array of different prisoners over time, he is giving a voice to those who have otherwise been forgotten. Speaking with an array of different inmates over time, he is giving a voice to those who have otherwise been forgotten. Incredibly, one inmate he spoke with was exonerated this year.

Evaristo Salas Junior was jailed for murder when he was just 16. After 27 years in prison, he was exonerated. Now, he is trying to start his life anew.

It’s a jam-packed episode of the Radio Today podcast this week, with Jen and Bray wrapping up the Colac survey results, previewing the 2023 ACRAs … and

The Australian true crime podcast One Minute Remaining has hit two million downloads in just nine months since its launch.

Australian True Crime podcast One Minute Remaining has hit two million downloads in just nine months since its launch. Program host Jack Laurence speaks

A wealth of industry talent is on display as today we meet another three entrants in the 2023 Radio Today Podcast Awards. Have you got your entry in yet?

On this week’s Radio Today podcast ep, Megan and Bray chat to Jack Laurence about his intriguing new true crime podcast One Minute Remaining. Jack’s been

Jack Laurence has spent the last fourteen years working in the radio industry, from the Hughesy and Kate National Drive show to 2Day FM Breakfast in