After the Headlines: Unheard Stories
After the Headlines: Unheard Stories is a trauma-informed true crime podcast that delves into the lives and experiences of victims whose stories were overshadowed or misrepresented by mainstream media. Hosted by Licensed Clinical Social Worker Solomon Richberg, each episode aims to shed light on the human aspects behind the headlines, offering a compassionate and in-depth exploration of cases that deserve renewed attention.
Through meticulous research and empathetic storytelling, we revisit cases that have faded from public memory, providing a platform for voices that were previously unheard. Our goal is to honor the individuals affected and to foster a deeper understanding of the complexities surrounding these stories.
New episodes are released every Tuesday, inviting listeners to join us in uncovering the truths that lie beyond the headlines.
After the Headlines: Unheard Stories
George Floyd: 5 Years Later — What Changed, What Didn’t, and Why It Still Hurts
Five years ago, George Floyd’s final words—“I can’t breathe”—sparked global protests and promises of justice.
But what actually changed?
In this episode, Licensed Clinical Social Worker Solomon Richberg returns to the heart of the moment that moved the world.
We break down the stalled legislation, rising police budgets, cultural backlash, and the stories of people still dying—like Breonna Taylor, Tyre Nichols, and Terron Evans Jr.
This isn’t just a reflection. It’s a reminder that grief is ongoing, and justice is still unfinished.
Chapters Include:
- Who George Floyd Was
- The Day the World Watched
- Protest and Performance
- The George Floyd Justice Act
- The Backlash
- Who’s Still Dying
- Collective Grief and Black Mental Health
- A Letter to the Black Community
- Where We Go From Here
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🎙️ Host: Solomon Richberg, LCSW
📅 New Episodes Every Tuesday
📧 Contact: AfterTheHeadlinesPodcast@gmail.com
🎥 TikTok: @SolomonLCSW_ATHPodcast
This podcast is intended for educational and advocacy purposes only. It does not offer legal, psychological, or medical advice. All subjects are approached with a trauma-informed, victim-centered perspective.
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