Anna Sussman

Something big, very big had gone down, so Mali started looking into it.

That tip led her and Snap judgment's own Anna Sussman to an incredible story about prison, about power, about what happens when women start telling their secrets.

Understand this story does describe a sexual assault.

So sensitive listeners, please take care.

You're going to absolutely want to hear parts two and three because like Mari said, it's not what anyone expected.

Both episodes drop next week.

The producers of We Are Jane Doe are Mari Bolaños, Anna Sussman, and Sukey Lewis.

It's edited by Nancy Lopez, Mark Ristich, and Sukey Lewis.

Fact-checking by Mark Betancourt.

Additional editing from Anna Sussman and Jen Chien, KQED's director of podcasts.

Original theme song composed by Cedric Wilson.

Additional music from APM.

He just straps on Crocs.

There's Nancy Lopez, Pat Mussini-Miller, Anna Sussman, Rinsel Gorial, Shaina Sheeley, Taylor Decott, Flo Wiley, John Thaciel, Marissa Dodge, Regina Belliaco, Davey Kim, Bo Walsh, Dave Exumay, and Annie Nguyen.

On Team Snap, the union representative producers, artists, editors, and engineers are members of the National Association of Broadcast Employees and Technicians, Communications Workers of America, AFL-CIO, Local 51.

And this is not the news.

Fact-checking by Mark Bettencourt.

Additional editing from Anna Sussman and Jen Chien, KQED's Director of Podcasts.

Original theme song composed by Cedric Wilson.

Additional music from APM.

SpookPodcast.org. And if you love storytelling from the bright light of day, check out our sister podcast, SnapJudgment.org. That's storytelling with a beat.

Spook was brought to you by that cold touch in the middle of the night and Mark Wristich, Anna Sussman, Eliza Smith.

The magical musical soundscape through this journey was created by Renzo Gorrio, by Liam Morimoto, and Pat Mesiti-Miller.

Remember this: temptation lurks.

The original score was by Nicholas Marks.

This story was produced by Eric Yáñez with help from Anna Sussman.

After the break, another whale of a tale.

Stay tuned.

Snap is brought to you by the team that refuses to use any perfume or soaps made from whales, except for the uber producer, Mr.

Mark Wriskidge, who unfortunately doesn't use any soaps or perfumes whatsoever.

With Nancy Lopez, Pat Mesiti-Miller, Anna Sussman, Renzo Gorrio, John Facile, Shayna Scheele, Theo DeCote, Flo Wiley, Bo Walsh, Marissa Dodge, and this is not the news.

No way it's the news.

The original score for that piece was by Renzo Gorrio.

It was edited by Anna Sussman, was produced by Bo Walsh.

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That was KQED's Snap Judgment, a podcast that mixes real stories with original music to create cinematic, dramatic audio.

I mean, he wasn't part of the squad either, but he brought snacks and did whatever other chores they told him to do.

There's Nancy Lopez, Pat Massini-Miller, Anna Sussman, Renzo Gorio, John Facile, Shana Shealy, Teo Decott, Flo Wiley, Bo Walsh, Marissa Dodge, David Exime, and Regina Bediako.

And this, this is not the news.

No way is this the news.

You are the forces that make this show go.

This episode was brought to you by the letters Mark Rostick, Nancy Lopez, Jasmine Aguilera, Anna Sussman, Eliza Smith, Taylor Decotte, and Jodie Collie.

Our original theme music was by Pat Mesiti-Miller.

The original soundscape, all of the music in this episode composed, performed by Pat and David Kim and Leon Morimoto.