Thanks to serendipity, I got to have a fascinating chat with Brandy for the show! As usual, this transcript reflects as faithfully as possible the content and tone of our chat, with some thoughtful ed...

Brandy pauses in her many (potentially obsessive, but we don’t judge!) pursuits to share about just one of her numerous intriguing talents.

A sharp, savvy mystery about an autistic editor who inherits a crumbling English estate, only to find herself at the center of a murder investigation when a family portrait vanishes and a dead body tu...

There are many ways for survivors to heal from sexual assault. For some survivors, part of the healing process involves: getting involved in efforts to support other survivors, raising awareness about...

A sharp, savvy mystery about an autistic editor who inherits a crumbling English estate, only to find herself at the center of a murder investigation when a family portrait vanishes and a dead body tu...

No one believed Tchiya Amet when she said Tyson had raped her in the 1980s. Now, three other women tell BuzzFeed News that he harassed them, including one who’s sharing her story publicly for the firs...

A sharp, savvy mystery about an autistic editor who inherits a crumbling English estate, only to find herself at the center of a murder investigation when a family portrait vanishes and a dead body tu...

The mesmerizing true story of a brilliant and eccentric surgeon and his quest to transplant the human soul... It’s not every day someone hands you a research notebook covered in monkey’s blood. But so...

New York Times games engineer Jonathan McKinsey and his estranged wife alleged mutual abuse. Now, his in-laws face charges for his murder.

Though murder is old, the science of forensics is quite young. In fact, most of what we consider forensic science has been around for less than 200 years. Long before we developed the ability to analyze fingerprints or test DNA, the victim’s body was often the evidence—thus early forensics is where medicine and crime solving intersect. That intersection began to appear in the 19th century, when doctors, surgeons, and scientists fine-tuned their understanding of disease, decay, and the actions of chemicals and poisons on the human body.