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True crime, true story: Dakota Spotlight podcast goes behind the scenes, interviews show creator James Wolner - Vimarsana News

True crime, true story: Dakota Spotlight podcast goes behind the scenes, interviews show creator James Wolner

Co-producer Jeremy Fugleberg interviews Dakota Spotlight creator and host James Wolner about his background, the story behind the creation of Dakota Spotlight, true crime, tales from creating five previous seasons of the podcast, and asks him a number of listener questions, including grilling James on his favorite music.

True crime, true story: Dakota Spotlight podcast goes behind the scenes, interviews show creator James Wolner - Vimarsana News

True crime, true story: Dakota Spotlight podcast goes behind the scenes, interviews show creator James Wolner

Co-producer Jeremy Fugleberg interviews Dakota Spotlight creator and host James Wolner about his background, the story behind the creation of Dakota Spotlight, true crime, tales from creating five previous seasons of the podcast, and asks him a number of listener questions, including grilling James on his favorite music.

Race and Politics: Bastrop TX to get first Black female council member - Vimarsana News

Race and Politics: Bastrop TX to get first Black female council member

Cheryl Lee will become the city’s first African American female council member when she is sworn in to office in May.

Scorched Ground: The Saxons news - Vimarsana News

Scorched Ground: The Saxons news

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The Sydney private school which will charge parents $42,000 in fees - Vimarsana News

The Sydney private school which will charge parents $42,000 in fees

Many Australian parents are paying more than $40,000 annually to provide their children with private school education - some of which include yoga studios and access to equestrian centres.