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Stolen Babies, Hidden Lies, and My Journey to Finding Home
Emily Campagno highlighted the memoir in two episodes, noting that the author revealed the disturbing truth behind her adoption. She introduced the author as a guest and explained that the book detailed her journey to uncover hidden lies about her birth. The discussion focused on the book's true‑crime elements and its personal investigative narrative.
Emily Campagno discussed Jane Blasio's memoir, Taken at Birth, which recounts how she uncovered the disturbing truth about her adoption.
This week, Jane Blasio joins me to discuss how she learned the sinister truth behind her adoption, as detailed in her memoir, Taken at Birth.
Emily Campagno introduced Jane Blasio and noted that she revealed the sinister truth behind her adoption as detailed in her memoir Taken at Birth.
I'm Emily Campagno, host of the Fox True Crime podcast. This week, Jane Blasio joins me to discuss how she learned the sinister truth behind her adoption as detailed in her memoir, Taken at Birth.
The memoir was referenced as detailing the sinister truth behind the author's adoption and was discussed during the truecrime segment.
This week, Jane Blasio joins me to discuss how she learned the sinister truth behind her adoption as detailed in her memoir, Taken at Birth.
Emily Campagno discussed how Blasio discovered the sinister truth behind her adoption, as recounted in her memoir.
This week, Jane Blasio joins me to discuss how she learned the sinister truth behind her adoption as detailed in her memoir, Taken at Birth.
The memoir recounted how the guest uncovered the unsettling truth about her adoption.
Jane Blasio joins me to discuss how she learned the sinister truth behind her adoption, as detailed in her memoir, Taken at Birth.
It recounted the sinister truth behind her adoption, as she explained in a truecrime interview.
This week, Jane Blasio joins me to discuss how she learned the sinister truth behind her adoption, as detailed in her memoir, Taken at Birth.
Emily Campagno discussed how Jane Blasio discovered the sinister truth behind her adoption, as recounted in the memoir.
I'm Emily Campagno, host of the Fox True Crime podcast. This week, Jane Blasio joins me to discuss how she learned the sinister truth behind her adoption, as detailed in her memoir, Taken at Birth.
The memoir was referenced as detailing the sinister truth behind the author's adoption experience.
This week, Jane Blasio joins me to discuss how she learned the sinister truth behind her adoption, as detailed in her memoir, Taken at Birth.
The host noted that Blasio's memoir uncovered the sinister truth behind her adoption, presenting it as a revealing personal account.
Jane Blasio joins me to discuss how she learned the sinister truth behind her adoption as detailed in her memoir, Taken at Birth.
The memoir recounted her adoption experience and the unsettling truths she uncovered.
Emily Campagno, host of the Fox True Crime podcast. This week, Jane Blasio joins me to discuss how she learned the sinister truth behind her adoption, as detailed in her memoir, Taken at Birth.
Emily Campagno introduced Jane Blasio, who discussed the sinister truth behind her adoption as detailed in her memoir, Taken at Birth.
I'm Emily Campagno, host of the Fox True Crime podcast. This week, Jane Blasio joins me to discuss how she learned the sinister truth behind her adoption, as detailed in her memoir, Taken at Birth.
Race, Power, Privilege, and the Murder of Lita McClinton
Emily Campagno hosted the author to explore the murder‑for‑hire case of socialite Lita McClinton as detailed in the book, highlighting the investigative depth and the broader issues of race, power, and privilege. The discussion emphasized the book's thorough storytelling and its relevance to current social conversations.
The book was referenced as the source detailing the murderforhire case of socialite Lita McClinton, which the host discussed with the author on the Fox True Crime podcast.
I'm Emily Campagno, host of the Fox True Crime podcast. This week, author Deb Miller Landau joins me to discuss the murder for hire case of socialite Lita McClinton, as detailed in her book, A Devil Went Down to Georgia.
Emily Campagno introduced Deb Miller Landau to discuss her truecrime book A Devil Went Down to Georgia, which recounts the murderforhire case of socialite Lita McClinton.
I'm Emily Campagno, host of the Fox True Crime podcast. This week, author Deb Miller Landau joins me to discuss the murderforhire case of socialite Lita McClinton as detailed in her book, A Devil Went Down to Georgia.
Emily Campagno discussed the murderforhire case of socialite Lita McClinton as detailed in the book.
I'm Emily Campagno, host of the Fox True Crime podcast. This week, author Deb Miller Landau joins me to discuss the murder for hire case of socialite Lita McClinton, as detailed in her book, A Devil Went Down to Georgia.
Emily Campagno noted that Deb Miller Landau joined the show to discuss the murderforhire case of socialite Lita McClinton, which was detailed in the book.
I'm Emily Campagno, host of the Fox True Crime podcast. This week, author Deb Miller Landau joins me to discuss the murderforhire case of socialite Lita McClinton, as detailed in her book, A Devil Went Down to Georgia.
This book detailed the murder-for-hire case of socialite Lita McClinton and was discussed during an interview with the author on a podcast.
This week, author Deb Miller Landau joins me to discuss the murder-for-hire case of socialite Lita McClinton as detailed in her book, A Devil Went Down to Georgia.
In two episodes, the hosts referenced the book as the work that sparked a decades‑old religious edict, which was mentioned during the sentencing of the attacker who stabbed the author. Matt Murphy noted the connection, using it to illustrate the lingering controversy surrounding the title. The discussion was purely contextual and did not include a recommendation.
The book was referenced as the work that prompted a decadesold religious edict, which was linked to the sentencing of the attacker who stabbed the author.
tied to a decadesold religious edict issued after Rushdie published The Satanic Verses.
The book was mentioned as the trigger for a decadesold religious edict that was cited during the sentencing of the attacker who stabbed the author.
Mattar also wounded another man who was on the stage with Rushdie. Matt Murphy, Fox News. The Israeli military just confirming strikes on two ports in Yemen. Targeting sites they say Houthi rebels are using to transfer weapons as the Iranbacked Houthis target Israel. Ukraine and Russia uphold their first direct talks in more than three years. But the session in Turkey lasted for less than two hours. They did agree to swap prisoners of war, 1,000 from each side. A mystery in the country where the first lady was born. A bronze statue of Melania Trump vanishes with a trace. Police say the statue was chopped off at the ankles and removed. This isn't the first time that a statue of the first lady near her hometown in central Slovenia has been vandalized. The first one, made of wood, was burned to a crisp in 2020, and the bronze lifesize sculpture that replaced it was unveiled later that year. Police confirm they were informed about the incident on Tuesday, adding they're working to track down those responsible. The original statue featured the first lady in a blue dress and heels and had been carved out of a tree with a chainsaw by a local artist. The replica bronze statue has no obvious resemblance to the first lady. CJ Papa, Fox News.
Matt Murphy, Fox News. The Israeli military just confirming strikes on two ports in Yemen. Targeting sites they say Houthi rebels are using to transfer weapons as the Iranbacked Houthis target Israel. Ukraine and Russia uphold their first direct talks in more than three years.
The book was cited as Salman Rushdie's bestknown work when discussing the attack on him.
Rushdie, who is 77 and best known for his book Satanic Versus, was left blind in one eye and suffering nerve and liver damage as a result of the attack, which happened in front of a live audience.
Special Collector's Edition
The book was brought up during two newscasts as part of coverage of a high‑profile legal dispute between the film’s costars over the adaptation. Hosts noted that the lawsuit involved a $400 million claim and a protective‑order request, using the title as a reference point for the controversy. No endorsement or critique of the novel itself was offered, and the discussion was purely factual.
The book was referenced while discussing a legal dispute involving its costars and the film adaptation of the novel.
Another twist in the legal drama surrounding the costars of It Ends with Us. Ryan Reynolds has now filed a motion to dismiss Justin Baldoni's $400 million lawsuit.
the Colleen Hoover adapted film It Ends with Us.
The show mentioned the novel while discussing a very public Hollywood feud between its costars, noting the legal battle surrounding the adaptation.
New developments in the very public Hollywood feud between the two costars of It Ends with Us. Justin Baldoni is pushing back against Blake Lively's request for a stricter protective order.
The book was referenced as the set where alleged misconduct occurred during a lawsuit involving Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni.
Lively claims she and other cast and crew members experienced unprofessional and sexually inappropriate behavior from Baldoni on the set of It Ends with Us.
A Memoir
The book was referenced in three news segments as part of the legal proceedings against Hunter Biden. Hosts noted that excerpts detailing his crack cocaine addiction were being played for the jury and used as evidence in his federal gun and lying trials. The discussion centered on how the memoir's admissions supported the prosecution's case, and no endorsement or critique of the work was offered.
The book was referenced in two news segments because its musical adaptation earned major Tony recognition, including a win for Best New Musical and multiple nominations. The discussions highlighted the story's transition from a classic coming-of-age novel to a celebrated stage production. No specific recommendation was offered, and the tone was informational.
The president's nearly $50million lawsuit against journalist Bob Woodward for publishing an audiobook of the 2020 bestseller was rejected by federal judges.
The federal judges ruled that the president cannot pursue his nearly $50 million lawsuit against journalist Bob Woodward for publishing tapes from interviews for his 2020 bestseller Rage as an audiobo...
— Episode: 8PM ET 07/18/2025 Newscast
The president's nearly $50million lawsuit against journalist Bob Woodward for publishing an audiobook of the 2020 bestseller was rejected by federal judges.
The federal judges ruled that the president cannot pursue his nearly $50 million lawsuit against journalist Bob Woodward for publishing tapes from interviews for his 2020 bestseller Rage as an audiobook.
The Historic Charging Documents with Commentary
The hosts discussed the book after noting that former prosecutor Mark Pomerantz resigned from the case and authored it, saying its commentary helped shape the decision to bring charges against Donald Trump during the hush‑money trial. They referenced the book’s contents as a point of insight into the indictment process.
The hosts referenced the series while noting the movie return to theaters, recalling its dystopian setting and deadly competition.
America gets to experience the Hunger Games all over again. They just want a good show. That's all they want.
— Episode: 3AM ET 03/12/2025 Newscast
The hosts referenced the series while noting the movie return to theaters, recalling its dystopian setting and deadly competition.
America gets to experience the Hunger Games all over again. They just want a good show. That's all they want.
The film in theaters through Sunday is set in a dystopian world with 12 districts governed by the capital of Pan Am. In order to keep the districts in line, one boy and one girl has chosen to participate in the games in a fight to the death.
The novel was referenced as the inspiration for a new Netflix reality competition series featuring a chocolatefactory setting.
Netflix announcing its casting for a new reality competition series inspired by Roald Dahl's novel, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.
— Episode: 5PM ET 03/21/2025 Newscast
The novel was referenced as the inspiration for a new Netflix reality competition series featuring a chocolatefactory setting.
Netflix announcing its casting for a new reality competition series inspired by Roald Dahl's novel, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.
The episode highlighted that the book contains a confession of teenage cocaine use, noting that the admission caused the author some trouble.
The host briefly referenced the author of the title, noting that the celebrated writer reportedly shot himself in 2005. The book was mentioned only in the context of the author's fate, without further discussion of its content or merit.
The host noted that the celebrated author of Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas had reportedly shot himself in 2005.
In 2005, the celebrated author of Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas reportedly shot and killed himself.
The Story of the World in the Life of Jesus
The host introduced the book as the foundation for a 52‑episode podcast series that aimed to give listeners hope, comfort, and insight into what was described as the greatest story ever told. It was highlighted as a means to understand the life of Jesus and was presented in a positive, encouraging light.
This book was presented as a 52-episode podcast series intended to provide listeners with hope, comfort, and understanding regarding what the speaker called the greatest story ever told.
This is Ainsley Earhart. Thank you for joining me for the 52-episode podcast series, The Life of Jesus. A listening experience that will provide hope, comfort, and understanding of the greatest story ever told.
A Guide to British Highwaymen and Highwaywomen
The book was cited as one of three works added to Utah's bannedbooks list, noted because it is the source material for the popular musical and movies titled Wicked.
The complaint comes a day after Utah upped its tally of banned books to 22, with the addition of three works, including the one the popular musical and Wicked movies are based on.
— Episode: Strong Reaction Continues to Killing of...
The book was cited as one of three works added to Utah's bannedbooks list, noted because it is the source material for the popular musical and movies titled Wicked.
The complaint comes a day after Utah upped its tally of banned books to 22, with the addition of three works, including the one the popular musical and Wicked movies are based on.
The Official Playscript of the Original West End Production
During a brief commercial break, the hosts noted that the eighth adventure of the series was being staged as a live production in Hamburg, highlighting discounted tickets available during the Magic Weeks. No editorial comment was made about the content of the book itself.
The eighth adventure of Harry, Ron, and Hermione was mentioned in a commercial for a live stage production of the book in Hamburg, Germany. The production was advertised to be running during the Magic Weeks and offered discounts on tickets.
Du auch? Dann schnappt er deine Rumtreiber und erlebe das 8. Abenteuer von Harry, Ron und Hermine. Denn die Magic Weeks sind wieder da. Bei Harry Potter und das verwunschene Kind in Hamburg. Wo Magie live auf der Bhne Wirklichkeit wird. Spare jetzt bis zu 30% unter magicweeks.de.
It was cited as tied for third place among the most challenged books of 2024.
The Perks of Being a Wallflower by Stephen Chbosky
— Episode: 11PM ET 04/07/2025 Newscast
It was cited as tied for third place among the most challenged books of 2024.
The Perks of Being a Wallflower by Stephen Chbosky
The hosts noted Emerald Fennell's gothic reimagining of Wuthering Heights, saying it cast a powerful spell over moviegoers, especially women.
Emerald Fennell's gothic reimagining of Wuthering Heights casting a powerful spell over moviegoers, especially women.
— Episode: 1AM ET 02/16/2026 Newscast
The hosts noted Emerald Fennell's gothic reimagining of Wuthering Heights, saying it cast a powerful spell over moviegoers, especially women.
Emerald Fennell's gothic reimagining of Wuthering Heights casting a powerful spell over moviegoers, especially women.
A Memoir-Manifesto
It was described as a nonfiction account of the author's own journey growing up as a queer Black man.
All Boys Aren't Blue, the nonfiction account of his own journey growing up as a queer black man.
— Episode: 11PM ET 04/07/2025 Newscast
It was described as a nonfiction account of the author's own journey growing up as a queer Black man.
All Boys Aren't Blue, the nonfiction account of his own journey growing up as a queer black man.
It was mentioned as one of the tied thirdplace titles on the challenged list.
Toni Morrison's The Bluest Eye
— Episode: 11PM ET 04/07/2025 Newscast
It was mentioned as one of the tied thirdplace titles on the challenged list.
Toni Morrison's The Bluest Eye
A Strange and Terrible Saga (Modern Library)
The host briefly referenced the book when noting that its celebrated author had reportedly shot himself in 2005. Tanya J. Powers mentioned the tragic event without commenting on the book’s content or merit. The remark served only as a factual aside about the author’s death.
The host noted that the celebrated author of Hell's Angels had reportedly shot himself in 2005.
In 2005, the celebrated author of Hell's Angels reportedly shot and killed himself.
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