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Hey, guys. What's going on Jack Austin here

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to tell you about the newest scripted

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podcast series from our friends at

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voyage media called Red Meat

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Village. I'm sure you've heard me

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and Rob plugging on episodes of Tower four

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and a few of our other shows, but we wanted to

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give you just a little bit more of an insight in

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case you haven't listened yet. Destiny

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is missing. She's disappeared in the most

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dangerous neighborhood in New York City.

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The only men who could find her are private investigator,

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Tony, and a boxer who moonlight is his partner.

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Reggie. Destiny's sister Lisa

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asks Tony find her but clearly knows more

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about the situation than she's living on.

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Tony might not be the most impartial because

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he's in love with Lisa. A married woman, and

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it all seems to be somehow connected to an

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underground drug heist of cocaine worth

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millions. The series

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starts Katherine Bell from Jack in The Good

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Witch and Malik Gilbert from Cool Runnings

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in New York undercover. It's based on Andrew

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Bernstein's upcoming novel of the same name.

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There are four episodes along with the behind the

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scenes episode with Katherine Bell. You can

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listen to it all right now at red meat

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village dot com or search for Red Meat Village

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wherever you listen to podcasts. Cast. Also,

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I'm gonna play a clip from the show you so you can get taste

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of this series. Hope you enjoy it.

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That.

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You

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hit three lunatics rob, the cartel's

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dropping brooklyn last name. I guess I'm not

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as plugged in as you are. Two point

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four million worth of coke. But

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someone stop and wait. Just

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what I heard. What

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name you're gonna use in the contest? Humphrey

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Van Weeden. Oh,

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why not you, but c honesweeden? Two

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combs. Yeah. That Humphrey Van Weeden

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just rolls off the up. You and Gail are the

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only ones that you know why I chose

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that name. You're

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going down Reggie. What's than you did when

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you fought big sleep? How long are you gonna keep

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bringing that up?

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I won the fight. Didn't that?

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Please. You sat on that mat like

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you just slapped your mom. Who's

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the fight then? I'll have something else

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to bet on. See what odds

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you could get. Yeah. Right. I don't have

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your time right now. Speaking of,

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I'm late to make a couple hundred bucks to illuminate

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the minds of our new Let

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me know how that works out. Hey,

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mine was a backhanded compliment.

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I sied and looked up from the manuscript

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I was working on. In

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a few months, I'd probably be

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denied tenure. My first

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book had been well received. My

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only shot to retain employment was

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to finish the second one quickly and effectively.

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Even then, it was a long shot.

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Too many people in the department resented

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me. Many

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had reason to. The

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truth was, I was half in,

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half out. I had a

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second career of sorts.

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Lisa Flowers. She

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leaned toward me across the desk.

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I noticed as always the

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reddish brown shoulder length hair,

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the dark intelligent eyes and

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most and worst of all, the

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glittering diamond and gold band

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on a left hand My sister's gone,

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Tony. For how long?

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Long enough that I came to tell you. Where

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would she last? Brownsville.

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the

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Red Meat Village.

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Tony, she was an honor student. She

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was going to grad school here. Sounds

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like she was smart enough to choose better friends.

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You're all heart. I see why your

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students love you. Hey. I'm

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a philosophy professor and a writer

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trying to complete a manuscript. That's all.

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You're a do good part time private

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investigator solving cases

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that no one else can. May

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I? She knew she didn't need to ask.

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And sat down before I answered. Anthony.

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Internally, I groaned. She

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never used my proper name. I

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knew the request that was coming, missus

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Flowers. This

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wasn't a married name. I

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neglected the doctor title of

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this part time psychology professor

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and full time psychotherapist. I knew

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both what she wanted and that I

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couldn't refuse her. She

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smiled. She knew it

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too. Find her Tony,

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please. She's my kid's sister.

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She's in trouble. So

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if I help, your divorce and

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Nicholas Bueno, Nikki

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Good on the street, was her Argentine

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husband Nad Duel,

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never known to hold a job, leaching

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off his wife, hooked on

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bodybuilding, steroids, and coke.

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Her dark eyes heated as they always

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did when I disparaged her man.

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If

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he heard that, he'd bend you in half.

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For the fun of

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it. Even when annoyed like

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now, addiction,

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her accent, and

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her alluring eyes always

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retained the upscale demeanor of her

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upper west side upbringing. I

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stared at her. I knew she'd

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run with house kitchen tufts when she

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was a rebellious teenager, but

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I never saw a sign of it. Yeah.

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Rejji might not approve of my new shape.

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Why'd you marry him anyway?

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Smart women foolish choices. Why

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do you stay married to

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him?

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She got up and walked to the

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door. She turned, and

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now her eyes was serious. Please.

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Find her.

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So

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there you go. Make sure to head over to

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red neat village dot com or search for Red neat

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village wherever you listen to podcasts.

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And stay tuned for the upcoming Tower 4

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season two recap episode, which

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will be out soon. Thanks so much and we'll

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see you around.