Shannon Cason
Commuters are regularly hit with the announcement “Gambling is prohibited on CTA trains.” We find the reason behind the rule and look for those who inspired it.
Tricia has been trying to get pregnant for 10 years. She talks about her desire for motherhood and then walks us through one last IVF cycle.
Lisa McCrea says she was moved — as if by God — to become a living organ donor. How an act of altruism became the worst decision she ever made.
After a police shooting near her home, Ashley became a full-time activist. She confronts the emotional toll and trauma it has taken on her.
At age 28, Michael unexpectedly committed suicide. Carol and Steve talk about their son’s life and its tragic and unforeseen ending.
After finding out that her male colleague is paid more than her for the same work, Aileen made a decision to fight for equality.
Jamie obsesses over everything. And it is taking over her life. This week, what it’s like to live with OCD.
Onstage, Rebecca’s comedy career was taking off. Offstage, she feared for her life.
Tamara’s testimony helped put Richard, her presumed attacker, behind bars for 17 years. For the first time, Tamara and Richard talk face-to-face about how a mistaken identity shaped their lives.
Richard was sentenced to 19 years in prison for a crime he didn’t commit. Seventeen years in, he discovers he has a look-alike, with the same first name, who probably committed the crime.
KC was a rising star in education, turning around some of Detroit’s most troubled public schools. But in order to do that, she cut some legal corners that put her in prison. Do the ends justify the means?
Trouble — we’ve all been in it. Some more than others. Some worse than others. Subscribe now, The Trouble begins on Feb. 21.
Shannon Cason performs at Snap Judgment Live! in San Francisco. One man’s story of how he got everything he wanted only to lose everyone that mattered.