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Sep 24, 2026

Jason FlomHOST
3:53
wrongful conviction.
Jason FlomHOST
4:03
Welcome back to Wrongful Conviction with Jason Flom.
Jason FlomHOST
4:06
Today's guest is a larger than life character in every way.
Jason FlomHOST
4:11
Anthony DePippo.

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Jason FlomHOST
57:00
The music in the show is by three-time Oscar-nominated composer J. Ralph.
Jason FlomHOST
57:05
Be sure to follow us on Instagram at Wrongful Conviction and on Facebook at Wrongful Conviction Podcast.
Jason FlomHOST
57:11
Wrongful Conviction with Jason Flom is a production of Lava for Good Podcast in association with Signal Company No. 1.
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57:27
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Jay Jay FrenchGUEST
8:01
We've been on many bills together, like just because he's shown up on bills.
Jay Jay FrenchGUEST
8:05
And, you know, and we were the Jason Flom 2010.
Jay Jay FrenchGUEST
8:12
2000 was the United Jewish Appeal, I believe, fitted Jason.
Jay Jay FrenchGUEST
8:18
And so he had it.
Rodney SheppardGUEST
54:06
One of the principals at Atlantic Records, Jason Plum, quote, when he got sent... know the final tapes for the record before he goes if you release this i'll see you at the funeral quote i'll see you at the funeral and the funny thing is as time would have it years later so we do the record and it does you know nothing in america moderate in europe and now come for the second record Atlantic had some big changes going on.
Rodney SheppardGUEST
54:36
This guy, Jason Flom, was given his own...
Rodney SheppardGUEST
54:38
They call it an imprint, when you could start your own little sub-label under the umbrella of the big label.
Rodney SheppardGUEST
54:44
And they gave him that, and his first signings were us and Kid Rock.
Adele BernhardtGUEST
66:09
doors.
Adele BernhardtGUEST
66:09
Thank you, Jason, for doing this work and making a difference in so many people's lives.
Adele BernhardtGUEST
66:13
Yeah, I want to say that, too.
Andrew KrivakGUEST
66:16
I definitely applaud your... longevity it means a lot like i said you know it's because of people like you that allow people like me to have the opportunity to correct these wrongs so it definitely touches my heart
Jason FlomHOST
67:11
The music in the show is by three-time Oscar-nominated composer J. Ralph.
Jason FlomHOST
67:16
Be sure to follow us on Instagram at Wrongful Conviction and on Facebook at Wrongful Conviction Podcast.
Jason FlomHOST
67:22
Wrongful Conviction with Jason Flom is a production of Lava for Good Podcast in association with Signal Company No. 1.
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67:37
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Tony GaskinsGUEST
54:51
And she was a big podcaster on Wrongful Convictions.
Tony GaskinsGUEST
54:54
Her and Jason Flom and them worked together.
Tony GaskinsGUEST
54:57
And she always thought, just reading it, that Kim Worthy was a white woman, the way that she treated me and overlooked the clear evidence of innocence in my case.
Tony GaskinsGUEST
55:06
You hear me? Most people be like, damn, she hate black people.
speaker_2NARRATOR
1:12
Why did they do it? And what did it do to the people they left behind? Listen to Death of an Artist on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.
Jason FlomHOST
1:27
This is Jason Flom with an update on Jens Ziering's case.
Jason FlomHOST
1:31
In 1990, Jens and his then-girlfriend Elizabeth Haysom were convicted of murdering her parents in their Bedford County, Virginia home.
Jason FlomHOST
1:39
After 33 years, four months, and seven days in prison, Jens was finally paroled and deported back to Germany in 2019.
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4:18
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4:24
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Jason FlomHOST
4:28
Welcome back to Wrongful Conviction with Jason Flom.
Jason FlomHOST
4:31
It's me, I'm your host, and today we have an episode that is going to rock your world.
Adam CzeislerGUEST
16:53
We played a sold out show downtown.
Adam CzeislerGUEST
16:55
And Jason Flom, who's, you know, has broken a ton of bands, came and saw us, loved it.
Adam CzeislerGUEST
17:02
It was awesome.
Adam CzeislerGUEST
17:03
They flew us out to New York.
Adam CzeislerGUEST
17:42
We played a sold out show downtown.
Adam CzeislerGUEST
17:45
And Jason Flom, who's, you know, has broken a ton of bands, came and saw us, loved it.
Adam CzeislerGUEST
17:52
It was awesome.
Adam CzeislerGUEST
17:53
They flew us out to New York.
Jason FlomHOST
2:27
This is wrongful conviction.
Jason FlomHOST
2:45
Welcome back to Wrongful Conviction with Jason Flom.
Jason FlomHOST
2:48
This is the opening episode of Season 5, and I'm absolutely honored to have today's guest, Jason Strong.
Jason FlomHOST
2:57
Jason, welcome to the show.

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Jason FlomHOST
43:50
The music in the show is by three-time Oscar-nominated composer J. Ralph.
Jason FlomHOST
43:54
Be sure to follow us on Instagram at Wrongful Conviction and on Facebook at Wrongful Conviction Podcast.
Jason FlomHOST
44:00
Wrongful Conviction with Jason Flom is a production of Lava for Good Podcast in association with Signal Company No. 1.
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44:17
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