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Investigative reporter Matt Katz has been searching

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for his biological father for most of

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his life. But it wasn't

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until years later that he realized he was

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on the wrong journey altogether. In

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the new podcast series, Inconceivable Truth,

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even as Matt discovers who he is and

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where he came from, it doesn't make

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his journey any easier. Hi,

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I'm Jason Hoke, CEO of WaveLand, and

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my audio network is on a mission

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to bring you wildly entertaining

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stories that you've never heard told

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like this before. And I

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have to say, this one is one

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of the wildest and most fascinating personal

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stories I've ever heard. Spending

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time with Matt as he's gone on his

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quest has been incredible. You feel like you're

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right there with him. You're

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just seconds away from a special

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preview of the new series called

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Inconceivable Truth. Inconceivable

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Truth is available now on

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all popular podcast platforms. Here's

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a sneak peek. I

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don't have memories of us as a family. I

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was little when my parents divorced and

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my father seemed to almost disappear, showing

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up late for his scheduled weekly visits

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or not at all. You

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knew how to read

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an analog clock

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before anybody else of your age, because

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he was always late. And

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you would always look at the clock. You would know he's

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supposed to come at two o'clock. Two o'clock

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came and he

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didn't come. I didn't know

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where my father Warren lived. I didn't have his

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phone number. I didn't know the truth about him.

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But all of my questions about who my father

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was, turns out, I

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wasn't asking the right questions at all. After

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I took a DNA test, the results blew

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up my world. That's

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when I found out. found out of the

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secrets about my family when far deeper. June

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Warren: get any fertility help if

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we did. Is

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it possible there was a sperm donor?

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I don't get it fixed. Guy.

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Who cause like so

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much emotional ireland of

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eggs. Strange.

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sort of. A

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Mad Catz and I've been a

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reporter for more than twenty years.

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The now I'm on the heard

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a story I've ever worked on

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my own and when I'm finding

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out is turning out to be

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way stranger and more personally intense

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than anything I've ever investigated before.

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At the heart of it all. Is a

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mystery about my family that I

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need to solve. Your.

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Cool life actually from middle school

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onwards has been about what's my

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identity? Who am I? We

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know that the Dnase the truth. Everything

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else is. The story

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I'm finding that tree is in.

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If it's not what you want

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to be as you can deal

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with Afghanistan then jump. And if

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you are somebody who would have

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a difficult time adjusting to anything

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this of the story is and

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toll it may not. Have

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spent seven years for answers.

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Here so let or for them until they are possessed

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she went to the shop she might said you were.

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Was shot says oneself to six assists.

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When it comes down to it, there's

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only one person who really knows the

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truth. And. I'm not going to stop

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until I find him. I

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knew he was in New York in the seventies. Yeah.

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He was. he was I

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make cold calls all the time for work

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like I call the relatives

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of crime victims. I call dirty politicians

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who don't want to talk to the

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media. I'd

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be scarce shitless to make that call though. From

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Wave Land and Rococo Punch, this

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is Inconceivable Truth. People

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sometimes believe what they want to believe

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as far as that's concerned. It

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becomes the truth that's part of that wave.