What happens when the voice behind a true crime podcast finally steps into the spotlight? In this bonus episode of Adrienne Barker Speaks No Prep Needed, Adrienne turns the mic around and sits down with her co-host Joseph Lobosco for a candid, unscripted conversation. From how Debate the News True Crime was built to what it really takes to stay consistent week after week, this episode pulls back the curtain on the partnership, the process, and the person behind the podcast. Joseph shares how a pandemic curiosity turned into a passion for true crime, why he avoids social media, and what it actually takes to research, script, and edit a show that dives into some of the darkest stories out there. And yes… they go there Conspiracies Serial killers Fear And the reality of what it means to talk about crime week after week This is real, raw, and exactly what No Prep Needed is all about. → True crime isn’t just entertainment; it starts with curiosity and evolves into understanding → Consistency is the real secret behind building anything that lasts → The best content comes from community, not just the host → You don’t need to be everywhere on social media to build something meaningful → Great partnerships work because both people show up, not because it’s easy → Sometimes the scariest part of true crime is how real and random it actually is “I don’t like starting something and not finishing it. If I commit, I go all the way.” This episode was recorded live with audience interaction, featuring voices from the DTN community and fellow podcasters sharing perspectives on crime, conspiracy, and human behavior. Love real conversations with no script and no filter? 👉 Debate The News True Crime https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/debate-the-news-true-crime/id1834074791 👉 Share this episode with someone who loves true crime 👉 Join the live recordings and be part of the conversation Download Chatter Social at https://chattersocial.io/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices