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After 160 weekly releases and two full seasons, I’m making a choice that’s easy to judge from the outside and hard to do from the mic: I’m taking a short break. I walk you through what’s behind that decision, from the pressure of never missing a week to the reality that constant vulnerability can start to feel repetitive when you’re forcing yourself to perform your own story on demand.

I also go back to where Murders to Music began, a season of survival, healing, PTSD, and identity rebuilding as I stepped away from law enforcement and tried to find my footing in a new world. That origin shaped the rawness you hear in every episode, and it’s exactly why I’m protecting this show now. I don’t want it running on fumes, and I don’t want to implode the way I have in the past.

We talk openly about the fear every podcaster recognizes: losing momentum. I’ve worked to earn my place, learn the algorithm, and build a loyal audience, and I’m still choosing to pause before the work takes a negative toll. I share what the next four to five weeks will look like, why I may drop a few snapshot episodes, and how you can revisit older conversations while I regroup and plan Season 3 with new energy and direction.

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