What about Jermain’s story called to you? Of the many women you research and report on, why did you choose her for your next podcast? Stolen also carefully examines what it means to be an Indigenous person in America, as the show explains how Jermain’s case represents the larger epidemic of violence that faces Indigenous women and girls.įor the Record sat down with Connie ahead of the release of episode 2 to learn more about the importance and process of telling Jermain’s story.
Connie ventures into the ongoing investigation in the popular true crime style. The show focuses on the case of Jermain Charlo, a 23-year-old Indigenous mother who suddenly disappeared in Missoula, Montana, in June 2018. Now, five years later, Connie has released her newest investigative podcast, Stolen: The Search for Jermain.
Then, she followed up with another award-winning season, Finding Cleo. So she took a 20-year-old murder case and turned it into an eight-part investigation into the traumatic history of residential schools for First Nation Canadians. But while attending a conference about reporting on Indigenous issues in her home of Saskatchewan, Canada, the Okanese First Nation (Cree) journalist was compelled to go deeper. Similar to the Blend match percentage cards you’re currently able to share on your socials.Journalist Connie Walker’s first podcast detailing violence against Indigenous women, Missing & Murdered: Who Killed Alberta Williams? was originally meant to be a two-minute news story. Plus, it generates a card showing a percentage of how well your taste matches with the artist’s. Select an artist, and leave the rest to Spotify to whip up a Blend. The streaming platform worked with the artists to identify each of their music tastes. Taking it one step further, Spotify is bringing you closer to your favorite artists with the option to create a blend with 20 musicians. The latest expansion allows you to create a single Blend with up to 10 people - meaning more ways to share music, explore new artists, see who in the group has a similar music taste, and make sure everyone gets a song at the party or on a road trip. But, of course, you both need to have an existing Spotify account. The OG Blend on Spotify allows users to fuse music tastes with one other person on the app, resulting in a curated playlist generated by the app - and it’s all done with the ease of sharing an invite link. Here’s what to know about the new Spotify Blend updates, and how you can use them to keep the tunes flowing. Even if you’re not a stan yet, once you know how to make a Spotify Blend with artists and multiple people, you might just find yourself merging playlists more often. If you loved Spotify Blend when it launched in August 2021, you’ll be pumped to try the music app’s latest features.
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