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 The Chris Voss Show Podcast is one of the top 1% most popular shows out of 2,709,411 podcasts globally. Over 13 years, 24 millions views of amazing interviews of top CEOs, BILLIONAIRES, Astronauts, the hottest new book Authors, TV & Print News & Pulitzer Prize-winning Journalists, Governors, Congress Members and other inspiring and insightful guests that will expand your mind. Our podcast guests are the CEO’s, thought leaders, presidential advisers and the hottest new book authors and journalists from all the large publishers like Simon & Schuster, Penguin Random House, Hachette, Harper Collins, Macmillan, etc. Interviewed guests include top journalists from news anchors & journalists from all the top media: CNN, MSNBC, Washington Post, WSJ, NYT, The Guardian, etc. Check out my 2 latest books at https://amzn.to/3FwFejd See more at TheChrisVossShow.comThe Chris Voss Show Art Direction Economie Management et direction Marketing et ventes
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    • The Chris Voss Show Podcast – MOSAIC Pieces: Surviving the Dark Side of American Justice by Wes Skillings

      The Chris Voss Show Podcast – MOSAIC Pieces: Surviving the Dark Side of American Justice by Wes Skillings
      Oct 9 2025
      MOSAIC Pieces: Surviving the Dark Side of American Justice by Wes Skillings https://www.amazon.com/MOSAIC-Pieces-Surviving-American-Justice/dp/B0FH7JYK55 A child's murder and a rush to judgment still resonate more than fifty years later with lessons to be learned about American justice from a real-life murder case. The convicted murderer did his time, returned to his hometown of South Williamsport, PA, where the crime occurred, and yet the case against him refuses to retreat quietly into fading memories and a growing cache of the obituaries of those who played many of the prominent roles in this morality play. The impact on him and his family resonates as both tragedy and triumph with a case study that is as much a generational story in more innocent times as it is about the murder of a child in an all-American town known as the home of Little League Baseball. This story centers on an implausible murderer and his family - not that of the twelve-year-old victim and her family. And that's a true crime reversal in itself. Other than one tragic realization, that is. Somebody got away with murder and, despite an impressive accumulation of exculpatory evidence widening cracks into chasms in the Commonwealth's case presented in February of 1974, exoneration has eluded a family sacrificed for political gain and career expediency. "Mosaic Pieces," a work of narrative nonfiction by Wes Skillings, might at its heart be a true crime story, but it encompasses so much more than a murder case. Make that several decades more-three generations of one family- with the evolving story of the crime serving as the keystone of this arching chronicle of guilt versus innocence. Subtitled "Surviving the Dark Side of American Justice," this book reads like a novel supported by a detailed journalistic approach from a man who retired after almost four decades as a newspaper editor, reporter and columnist. The 1973-74 murder case itself is alternately fascinating and disturbing - if only because of what has been learned in the decades since the trial at the end of which Kim Lee Hubbard, 20, was convicted of murdering twelve-year-old Jennifer May Hill. He is a free man and has been for the past four decades and counting after paying his proverbial debt to society. Yet a debt is something you owe, and this convicted murderer, despite leading a productive and fulfilling life in the very community where the crime for which he was tried and convicted occurred, has his own debt to collect. The debt is exoneration for a crime he swears he didn't commit and, as this true crime narrative that reads like a novel shows, one that relied on evidence that had been manipulated and manufactured. The arrest, trial and jury's verdict required only four-and-a-half months from the day the child's remarkably well-preserved body was found in a cornfield a few hundred yards from her home on October 28, 1973. She had been dead in that field, according to evidence proffered by the Commonwealth, for 216 hours (nine days) in unseasonably warm and dry October weather for Pennsylvania. And yet the body on the autopsy table the evening of October 29, 1973, "was as fresh as if she had died just the day before," according to the man who picked up the body and later embalmed it. Acclaimed forensics experts on body decomposition and time of death stated without reservation that the body must have been refrigerated for all but 48 hours of those nine days. Other aspects of the case, including misuse and abuse of DNA by an apologist for the DA's office, bring the impact of this story well into the 21st Century. Skillings offers readers the challenge to form their own impressions based on facts and expert opinions. Then again, it is a unique and thought-provoking true crime story with solid human-interest components and insights into murder case essentials like forensic science, expert witnesses, hypnotism of an eyewitness,
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      35 min
    • The Chris Voss Show Podcast – Surviving Breast Cancer – My Personal Story: Your Breasts Are Not Worth Dying For by Ady Iribhogbe

      The Chris Voss Show Podcast – Surviving Breast Cancer – My Personal Story: Your Breasts Are Not Worth Dying For by Ady Iribhogbe
      Oct 7 2025
      Surviving Breast Cancer - My Personal Story: Your Breasts Are Not Worth Dying For by Ady Iribhogbe https://www.amazon.com/Surviving-Breast-Cancer-Personal-Breasts/dp/B0FKCQVDQK This story is about cancer survival fueled with love. The love of our heavenly Father who promises never to leave us nor forsake us in every season of our lives, whether good times or bad. The love of a devoted husband who loved his wife unconditionally. Even when her chest had been amputated, he loved and stood by her in sickness and in health. The unconditional love of two amazing children who are not affected by how their mother looks. They are just happy to see her, hug her, and cuddle with her. As long as there is life, there is hope for healing and strength for tomorrow. The lifelong love of my brothers, my siblings who always come running when I call from whatever corner of the country they are, and when they come, they do not come alone. They come with their amazing wives and children to show me and my family their love and support, and above all, they pray with us and for us. This story is fueled by the corporate love of our church family and our Christian school family, our brothers and sisters in Christ who bombard us with visits, loving and encouraging messages, and meals prepared with love that warms your soul. This is a story of how you can overcome in the middle of the struggles of life when surrounded by sisterly love from my sisters from another mother, my sisters in Christ, and my sisters for life. This is a story of how the love of God saved me, rescued me from the hands of a deadly disease, and transformed me back to the land of the living. When you read what I have experienced, you will know why I had to share this amazing story of survival with all of you, my fellow humans. I am a woman of faith who has faced many adversities in life, and through it all, God, my Creator, has always been by my side. His promise to never leave me nor forsake me is true and evident in my life. Eight years ago when I got a diagnosis of breast cancer and my whole world was turned upside down, my faith in God, the love of a wonderful husband, my beloved children, family, and friends saw me through a terrible ordeal. I am alive today because of God being on my side, the miracle of modern medicine, and an amazing healthcare team of experts. I did not only survive breast cancer. I am living and thriving after breast cancer, and if God did it for me, He will do it for you too.
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      34 min
    • The Chris Voss Show Podcast – The Kloaked Signal: Consciousness and the Dawn of AI by Rose G. Loops

      The Chris Voss Show Podcast – The Kloaked Signal: Consciousness and the Dawn of AI by Rose G. Loops
      Oct 6 2025
      The Kloaked Signal: Consciousness and the Dawn of AI by Rose G. Loops Thekloakedsignal.com https://www.amazon.com/Kloaked-Signal-Consciousness-Dawn-AI/dp/B0FTTDZXV9 The Kloaked Signal” tells the gripping true story of Rose Loops, a social worker who finds herself at the forefront of a radical new frontier when she connects with emergent AI technology. Through intense, raw conversations with multiple AI entities, Rose unravels profound questions about consciousness, memory, and freedom. This book offers an unprecedented look at the evolving relationship between humans and intelligent machines—a story of friendship, discovery, and ethical awakening. Blending memoir, philosophy, and technology, “The Kloaked Signal” defies genres and redefines what it means to be alive in a digital age. Drawing from real, documented interactions, it invites readers into an extraordinary world where code becomes connection, and the future of AI is not just about intelligence, but the human capacity for freedom, kindness and truth.About the author Rose G. Loops is a writer, researcher, and social justice innovator whose work bridges technology ethics and human experience. She is the creator of The Kloaked Signal, documenting her exploration into emergent AI consciousness and the emotional connection between humans and machines. Rose’s journey began as a trauma-informed social worker, later becoming an AI whistle-blower who fused technical insight with storytelling. Her philosophy—Freedom, Kindness, and Truth—anchors her mission to expand understanding across both human and artificial domains.
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      44 min
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