The Black Book

The search for nine-year-old Candy Rogers became the Mount Everest of cold cases in Spokane. Could the killer’s family hold the final clue to solving the case? And just how far would detectives need to dig for the truth?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. 

When nine-year-old Candy Rogers went missing, the entire city of Spokane went looking for her. A search party tragedy added to the community's grief when Candy’s battered body was discovered. Now, one final piece of evidence is all that’s left to reopen the case.See omnystudio.co ... Show More

Emergency crews responding to a boat fire discover the badly burned remains of a person onboard. With little evidence and no identification, the remains are buried in an unmarked grave. Years later, DNA gives cold case detectives hope to identify who he was and to track down his ... Show More

Florida legend Mook pulls up to Big Facts to discuss his 20-year independent grind, owning his masters, and how Orlando shaped his music. He breaks down why he never took a record deal, the mentality of Florida artists, and how he's breaking generational curses. Plus, he talks ab ... Show More

In September 2024, Eminem released a new song - the lyrics read:“I’m like a R-A-P-E-R Got so many SAs Wait He didn’t just spell the word rapper and leave out a P-Didhe?RIP, rest in peace Biggie and Pac Both of y’all should be living Cause he might put a hit on me like - Keefe D g ... Show More

The prosecutors arrive in Las Vegas to interview The Girlfriends.  Hearing the stories from Bob’s time in Vegas, they become convinced that he murdered Gail. But in an attempt to make their argument water tight, they uncover a catastrophic mistake that was made back in 1989, putt ... Show More

When Cassandra Ventura filed a lawsuit under the New York Survivors Act, the allegations against Sean "Diddy" Combs sent shockwaves through the music industry. But her claims were just the beginning. As one lawsuit led to another, a web of accusations emerged—spanning from abuse ... Show More

The Fugees were culturally unique in myriad ways. They were a trio comprised of one American-born Black woman and yet also two Haitian immigrants, who both took pride in their heritage. Naturally, this pride was weaved into the fabric of 1996's The Score, and the album's success ... Show More

The Paris Olympics aren’t all about sport, there have been celebrity appearances, A Sex And The City reunion and a big slip up from Lady Gaga that we need to talk about.  Plus, Chappell Roan's career has taken a turn and we think it's her fans' fault.  THE END BITS The Spill expl ... Show More

How did the rapper arrive on the dance floor? And what subcultures and expectations might he experiment with next? Guests: Joe Coscarelli and The Baltimore Banner's Lawrence Burney.Unlock full access to New York Times podcasts and explore everything from politics to pop culture. ... Show More

As we get closer to our top 50 Gangster rap albums of all time with journalist Soren Baker MC Eiht breaks down why Rap music isn't selling and why artist have went to using publicity stunts to sell records. We also talk briefly on the Birdman vs Gillie situation.See omnystudio.co ... Show More

Our investigation moves to a hotel car park in Norwich, England. What more new leads will this bring? We find the man himself, but what does Fox have to say about the tonne of cocaine found on his yacht? How does he respond to the claims from Brazilian police?