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The Internet’s FIRST true crime broadcast and syndicated podcast hosted by NYT Best Selling author Burl Barer is now in our second decade of live broadcasts Saturday 2 pm PT on OutlawRadioLive.com , then available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and all major podcast outlets! Over 300 in depth conversations with the world’s most famous true crime journalists, authors private eyes, and agents of law enforcement
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Denis Kelly's life is part Hunter S. Thompson, part Timothy Leary, and part Eckhart Tolle. From his beginnings in an abusive and alcoholic home in Wisconsin to becoming a major force in the counterculture movement, and then from a life on the run and in prison to a life in a monastery and in service, it is as entertaining as it is inspirational.
A Heart Blown Open chronicles the life and teachings of Zen master Jun Po Denis Kelly Roshi as he worked to integrate hard-won wisdom into his dynamic life. Experience the successes and failures that brought him to found an entirely new form of Zen called Mondo Zen. Extraordinary for their playfulness, depravity, and liberating insight, Jun Po’s life events swirl together to underscore and illuminate the environment from which one of the most controversial masters of the American Zen scene has emerged
For the young widow of Tacoma, Washington businessman Robert Henry, September 11th is both the date of his cold-blooded murder, and the date that his murderer went to prison. This is the story of the five year investigation that solved the homicide, Read the minibook by Burl Barer
"If it weren't for having a double life, I would have no life at all" -- Burl Barer.
Sean Sullivan, known on Instagram and Pinterest as Layercakeny, had a double life or perhaps triple -- an outlaw weed dealer and outlaw grafitti artist equally comfortable in the Hamptons or the Bronx, dining with the mayor or breaking bread and sharing paint cans in the famed Freedom Tunnel. His father was a cop and security expert;his uncle was a pioneer grafitti artist. Hear this amazing story for yourself.
Joe Silvestri was a tough kid from the mean streets of New York. He went from street brawler to wearing a tux at the glamorous Copacabana. He eventually provided “muscle” for the Mob, a highly respected and feared fixer—the guy you went to if you had a problem that needed to be resolved. He followed Mob protocol when having a sit down with an adversary: You never break bread with the enemy.
Award-winning Mob author Dennis Griffin joins forces with Joey “the Fixer” Silvestri to tell a tale of a bygone era when organized crime dominated New York City. It was a time when neighborhood bosses controlled their turf and some cops would look the other way for the right price. Your best friend one day might want you dead the next. It was a violent life in which only the strong survived.
Dennis was one of our first guests ten years ago when we started this show, and it is always a delight to have him back.
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Yes, he's back with more great heist stories....."Punch" Stanimirovic
Richard Godwin is sharp, savvy clever and controversial. I love his style and his creative perceptions and portrayals.
Anthony M DeStefano is not only a famed journalist/author, he is also an expert on human trafficking. Mark Boyer offers the first ever expose of exploitation and alleged trafficking in the IT industry. shocking!
Joe Bruno returns and not only do we get examples of fake news, we also hear about Rev. Moon and the best chinese food in New York and other cool stuff.
Leonard Buschel, reformed drug smuggler, returns to promote the star-studded Experience Strength and Hope Awards Feb 28th in Los Angeles, Short pithy episode!
Vikki Law takes us in the world of women's prisons -- and it is worse than you think, then Ron Francell takes us on a tour of the Outlaw Rockies!
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