Award-winning filmmakers Amy Ziering, Kirby Dick and Amy Herdy go deeper inside Part Two of the HBO Original “Allen v. Farrow” and examine Mia Farrow as a mother and the controlling nature of Woody Allen’s relationship with her. In addition,…
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Unsolved Mysteries: ‘Lost in The Ashes’ – What Happened to Cholie and Gage?
On the evening of September 23, 2012, EMTs respond to the report of a fire at a farmhouse in rural Tennessee. They arrive to find the McClaren home totally engulfed in flames. It is assumed that Bubba and Mollie McClaren…
Things Not Included in the HBO Doc Series: ‘Allen v. Farrow’ Part One
In the companion podcast to the HBO Original documentary series “Allen v. Farrow,” award-winning filmmakers Amy Ziering, Kirby Dick and Amy Herdy reveal new details about the sexual abuse allegations against Woody Allen involving Dylan, his then 7-year-old daughter with…
Unsolved Mysteries Podcast: The Haunting of Ball Cemetery
About fifteen minutes south of Springfield, Nebraska, and just north of the Platte River, a winding dirt road snakes its way up to an iron gate marking the entrance to Ball Cemetery. There is only one way in, and one…
FLOODLINES: It All Started Long Before a Hurricane Called Katrina
One fascinating thing about New Orleans is that the Mississippi built its own levees. All the dirt piles up beside the river over time. That means it’s actually safest right beside the river, because much of the rest of town…