Michelle's Personal Tale
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In this episode—the very first recorded conversation of Season III—Celene Beth sits down with Licensed Clinical Social Worker and Mental Health Coordinator Michelle Backe for a discussion that serves as a genuine love letter to the indie documentary community.
While on-set support is fundamentally shifting media production, this conversation explores what happens when psychological safety is built directly into non-fiction storytelling. Michelle’s entry into true crime was deeply shaped through her close personal friendships with participant advocates Margie Ratliff and Jessie Buttafuoco—bringing critical real-world insights into long-term care, accountability, and ethical support for individuals at the center of public narratives.
Together, they also uplift key works championing human-centered practices across the industry, including
Subject (Lady & Bird Films), alongside Keep Sweet: Pray and Obey and Trust Me: The False Prophet (Ark Media).Episode Links & Resources
- Calm on Set: Follow Michelle's work on Instagram
- Association of Mental Health Coordinators: Explore industry standards and training at
- Screen Trust (Formerly known as Documentary Participants Empowerment Alliance / DPEA): Learn about participant advocacy led by Margie Ratliff at dpealliance.org
- Jessie Buttafuoco: Learn more about Jessie’s work and resources at
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True Crime & Hollywood: A Personal Tale is a La Activista Production, hosted and executive produced by Celene Beth Olsen, with music by Mickey O’Brien.