Episode 96: Charles Fleming - The Two Types of Freedom
Charles Fleming is not only a New York Times best selling author. He rides motorcycles, plays tennis, snowboards and scuba dives. Take a stroll with us while Charles shares his early days surrounded by writers and thinkers. Follow the conversation as Charles talks riots, journalism, the Japanese m…
MANHANDLING THE BRAIN: How did damaging the brains of the mentally ill ever seem a good idea?
In this festive episode Ken reads 'Manhandling the Brain', his essay on the origins of mid-20th century psychosurgery, an attempt to understand how, for over 20 years, so many people thought it such a good idea to damage the brains of the severely mentally ill and the lessons that can be learned.
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Episode 97: Charles Fleming - The Philosophy of Travel
Charles Fleming is not only a New York Times best selling author. He rides motorcycles, plays tennis, snowboards and scuba dives. Take a stroll with us while Charles shares his early days surrounded by writers and thinkers. Follow the conversation as Charles talks riots, journalism, the Japanese m…
Episode 98: Charles Fleming - The Perception of Crazy
Charles Fleming is not only a New York Times best selling author. He rides motorcycles, plays tennis, snowboards and scuba dives. Take a stroll with us while Charles shares his early days surrounded by writers and thinkers. Follow the conversation as Charles talks riots, journalism, the Japanese m…
The D.C. Sniper Attacks Part 1
D.C. Sniper: Part One — The First Shots
In October 2002, a series of seemingly random shootings began across Maryland, Virginia, and the Washington D.C. region.
Victims were targeted in ordinary places—parking lots, petrol stations, pavements, and outside shops. The attacks came without warnin…
The D.C Sniper Attacks Part 3
The shootings ended in October 2002.
But for many, that was only the beginning.
In the final part of this series, we move beyond the manhunt and into the aftermath—what happened after the arrests, the trials, and the headlines faded.
We examine the execution of John Allen Muhammad, the ongoing …
The DC Sniper: 23 Days, 10 Dead, and the Hunt for the Wrong Man Pt. 1
October 2002. For twenty-three days, an invisible killer turns the suburbs around the nation's capital into a shooting gallery. People are cut down doing the most ordinary things imaginable, pumping gas, mowing a lawn, reading on a bench, loading groceries, stepping off a bus. Ten will die. A regi…
He Did His Time Then They Deported Him
For months, The Raid has covered America's deportation machine through the eyes of journalists, experts, and activists — but the voices most missing from the conversation have been the immigrants living it. In this episode, host John Carlos Frey sits down with veteran journalist Charles Fleming, a…
She Fled Guatemala to Save Her Children
Veteran journalist Charles Fleming returns to The Raid to tell the story of Maritza, an asylum seeker from Guatemala who survived decades of abuse before finding refuge in the United States.
Host John Carlos Frey and Fleming trace Maritza's six-year journey through the U.S. asylum system: her le…
LOBOTOMY BRINGS THEM HOME - The Ice Pick Doctor
🔪 "I suggested them not tell Howard anything about it." A doctor wrote that about a 12-year-old boy in 1960, days before a steel instrument was tapped through the bone above his eye with a hammer. The fee: $200. 🧠
This is the true story of the lobotomy and the part schools skip: it wasn't a hidden…
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