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Courtesy of Project BrazenThe Rolling Stones, Prince and The Beach Boys are just a few of the artists to be featured on Project Brazen and PRX’s new podcast Night of Show.  The series features never-before-heard stories about A-list music stars, from those in the industry. The show is hosted by New York Times best-selling author Tom Wright, and Adam Wilkes of concert promoter AEG, who along with AEG’s John Meglen and Paul Gongaware, share stories from their years working wit...

The Rolling Stones, Prince and The Beach Boys are just a few of the artists to be featured on Project Brazen and PRX’s new podcast Night of Show.  The series fe

Project Brazen and XTR have signed a co-production deal to develop the podcast The Sound: Mystery of Havana Syndrome as an investigative documentary series.

Podcast production company Project Brazen's "The Sound: Mystery of Havana Syndrome" will be getting the full documentary treatment.

EXCLUSIVE: The docuseries based on The Sound: Mystery of Havana Syndrome podcast is moving a step closer to fruition. XTR, the non-fiction studio behind Apple’s They Call Me Magic and Oscar-nominated Ascension, has boarded the project, which comes from Project Brazen.

Havana Syndrome, a medical condition allegedly affecting U.S. diplomats in countries such as Cuba, is to be explored in a new podcast and docuseries.

The docuseries based on The Sound: Mystery of Havana Syndrome podcast is moving a step closer to fruition. XTR, the non-fiction studio behind Apple’s They…

A week of mysteries spanned looted Cambodian treasures, the death of artist Ana Mendieta, missing MI6 diver Buster Crabb and Classic FM’s newest recruit

Former Capt. David Haas admitted to accepting lavish hotel stays, prostitutes, other perks in exchange for steering ships to Leonard Francis' ports

Approximately two dozen American diplomats in Havana, Cuba, first heard piercing, metallic hissing in 2016. They began experiencing nausea, vertigo, headaches, and other cognitive ailments, but doctors haven't been able to figure out what could be making them sick.Theories include the use of sonic weapons launched by hostile foreign actors like Russia. But the CIA has dismissed that idea, saying most cases of "Havana Syndrome" actually stem from other pre-existing medical conditio...