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On “How Justice is Served,” author and attorney Jed Kurzban shares with fellow attorneys and anyone interested in communicating with people what he’s learned about preparing and trying a case. Communicating with a jury and winning your case is not about the money as much as it’s about getting justice and protecting your client.

"Share Ko Lang"—a phrase that means "Let Me Share" in English—is often used when someone wants to share a little slice of life. Hello! We’re Jed and Monica, a married millennial couple from the Philippines, now living in Toronto, Canada. Jed is a private chef, and Monica is an entrepreneur, tech professional, creative, and YouTuber. Join us as we share candid conversations about life in general, immigrant experiences, parenting, current trends, and more. Whether it’s heartfelt or lighthearted, we’re here to share stories that connect and inspire.

True crime, murder, knitting, creepy dolls, mannequin parts, wigs, and hilarious, unexpected twists.A take on the common knitting stitch K1P2, Kill One Purl Two is a personality-driven podcast hosted by the Jed Sisters. Join Jill and Janna as they discuss topics ranging from unsolved cases to paranormal mysteries. Each episode, the sisters will be knitting a handmade item, which will be available for sale. 100% of the proceeds will go toward the fight for justice in supporting the families and victims. Through their own obsessions with true crime, entertaining family stories, and hilarious ...

Some of North Carolina's finest fiction and nonfiction writers come together in Every True Pleasure, including David Sedaris, Kelly Link, Allan Gurganus, Randall Kenan, and more. Within the volume - featuring writers who identify as gay, trans, bisexual, and straight - are stories and essays that view the full spectrum of contemporary life though an LGBTQ lens. These writers, all native or connected to North Carolina, show the multifaceted challenges and joys of LGBTQ life, including young love and gay panic, the minefield of religion, military service, and more.

At 23 years old and still celibate against his will, Wes has run the numbers: It is officially more likely an asteroid will kill him before he ever ends up naked in someone else's bed. What's his problem, you ask? He couldn't tell you. Wes likes bars, booze, and fun; he has a job, an apartment, and no major deformities.... What more does a 20-something need to be a bit of a slut now and then!? In his quest to lose his virginity and join the legions of normal, sex-having adults, Wes gets everything but lucky.

Michael Lowenthal's attempt to sell a used Subaru becomes at once a grand adventure and an excuse to call into question the very notion of the grand adventure in this personal essay on class, privilege, authenticity in storytelling, and what might just be the strangest one-car chase ever to go down in Western Massachusetts.