Tenderfoot TV
Address: 
675 Ponce De Leon Ave NE, Atlanta, GA 30308, USA
Website: tenderfoot.tv
Latest news
- Apr 17: Status: Untraced is new from Tenderfoot TV today - investigating the mysterious disappearance of adventurer and tech entrepreneur, Justin Alexander Shetler. The Parvati Valley is sometime referred to as “the valley of death,” infamous for a string of mysterious disappearances. Host Liam Luxon aims to find out what happened to Justin - is he still alive? Was he murdered? Was there an accident?
- Mar 13: Tenderfoot TV announced a new slate. After the success of his Tenderfoot podcast “To Live and Die in LA,” Neil Strauss will launch Russian sexpionage series “To Die For,” produced in partnership with iHeartPodcasts, on Mar 26.
- Feb 16: A new season of true crime podcast Up and Vanished, "In The Midnight Sun", launches today. Hosted by Payne Lindsey and produced by Tenderfoot TV in partnership with Audacy, the new season investigates what happened to Alaska Native, Florence Okpealuk, who vanished from the subarctic town of Nome in 2020 - and the grim reality of the high rate of missing and murdered Indigenous people in the United States.
- Jan 12: The Raven is new from Tenderfoot TV today. On January 31, 2000, hours after Super Bowl XXXIV in Atlanta, Baltimore Ravens star Ray Lewis and a group of friends got into an altercation with a group of men outside of a club. Within seconds, two men — Richard Lollar and Jacinth Baker — were dead in the street. After a three-year-investigation, journalist and series host Tim Livingston, known for also hosting Tenderfoot’s award-winning show “Whistleblower,” presents his findings.
- Jan 10: Last September, we reported that Tenderfoot TV was suing Audacy’s Cadence13 for breach of contract. A joint statement was released yesterday, saying: "Tenderfoot and Audacy have reached an agreement. Their work together on some of the biggest podcast franchises in the space continued uninterrupted throughout the litigation period, and the companies look forward to continuing their successful partnership on future projects." Terms weren’t given; the relationship lasts until 2026. Audacy has filed for bankruptcy.
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