# Roger Coleman

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Ep. 13 - Roger Keith Coleman

In 1981, Roger Keith Coleman was convicted of the rape and murder of his 19 year old sister-in-law, Wanda McCoy. He swore his innocence until the day he died. Join us as we discuss his time behind bars and how DNA testing done 25 years later sheds new light on his execution.  https://www.bdton…

Critters and Concerts

This episode Justin explains how he has a coyote lingering around his house… And spots it in his pasture as they are recording this podcast. JR and Justin share their excitement and matchup predictions for the opening weekend of college football. They wrap up the episode with a fan-submitted Q&A. …

Moore in the Morning May 13th- Hour 3

U of T meets with the occupiers, the passing for film maker Roger Coleman, Dr Hibbert has a new voice, and Free For All Round 2.

EP: 41 Let's talk about Crystal Skulls with expert Michelle Falcone, Psychic Medium, Energy Worker and Clairvoyant

Sign up for the Intuitive Tarot Certification Course with Maria Goncalves- which begins September 19, 2024 - https://mariagoncalvesmedium.com/tarot-certificationSign up for monthly Mediumship Development Circles - https://mariagoncalvesmedium.com/mediumship-circles-1Today's guest speaker is…Michell…

EP: 53 Coffee Chat - Let's Talk about Halloween with International Mediums, Liliana, Keshette and Michelle

Today's guest speakers are…  International Mediums Liliana Biesterveld, Keshette Burton and Michelle Falcone.   What we're talking about...  * Today, we are discussing our own experiences with Halloween and looking at its history and how it all began.  * Below, you will find contact information for…

Designing for Inclusion. With Chris McGinley, Helen Hamlyn Centre for Design

Chris McGinley, a Senior Research Fellow at the Helen Hamlyn Centre for Design, part of the Royal College of Art a wholly post graduate art and design institute in London, joined us for this Inclusively podcast. Chris is a Senior Research Fellow. He focuses on the ageing market and diverse user nee…

DNA Justice: How Science Exposed Roger Coleman Decades Later

All advertisements on Criminal Confessions are placed at the very beginning of each episode, so once the story starts, nothing interrupts your experience. That space at the start supports Criminal Confessions and protects the silence that follows—the silence where you lean in, where your breath slo…

Episode 74: Dr Mark Lopes: X-ray Rights

In today's episode, our guest is Dr Mark Lopes. Dr Lopes is the chair of our research department. He, along with Roger Coleman and Edward J Cremata published an article on the historical importance and relevance of x-rays in chiropractic practice. Today, he will be discussing why this paper is i…

Bill Pearson — 'Goooood!' Voice of the Silver Streaks

He was the voice that brought Galesburg basketball into living rooms across Knox County for eight years. Bill Pearson called four state tournament runs from the WGIL booth — including the 1965-66 season that produced a second-place finish at state and a vinyl album that preserved those memories for…

Episode 327: A Governance Problem, Not a Technology Problem: Inside Pratus with Roger Coleman and Sean Griffin

Every disaster review finds the same failure: communication. Crews on 9/11 passed handwritten notes. Agencies at the LA wildfires could not talk across radio bands. During Hurricane Maria, restoration trucks sat at a pier while their ship steamed away.  The pattern repeats because the lessons neve…