Cold Open Media and Gemini XIII Announce Launch of Riveting New Podcast: DEVIANT

Cold Open Media, the award-winning journalistic team behind HLN’s Down The Hill: The Delphi Murders, in partnership with leading audio solutions provider, Gemini XIII, is excited to announce the launch of their latest podcast, DEVIANT. Officially released today, DEVIANT asks the question: ‘What if you could have a conversation with a serial killer?’ and will deliver gripping narratives that delve into the lives of those who defy societal norms and engage in shocking behaviors.

DEVIANT, created by the same team that brought you the hit true crime podcast Down The Hill: The Delphi Murders, promises to captivate listeners with its tagline, “Good stories about bad people doing very bad things,” offering an unprecedented exploration of the dark and often misunderstood aspects of human nature. Each episode will feature in-depth stories, expert interviews, and detailed analyses, providing a thought-provoking look into deviance in its many forms.

“We are thrilled to bring DEVIANT to life,” said Clark Goldband, an executive producer and a founding partner of Cold Open Media. “Our team is dedicated to uncovering the truth and telling compelling stories that challenge the way we think about deviance. Partnering with Gemini XIII has allowed us to elevate our creative process and deliver a podcast that is both engaging and enlightening.”

The podcast will publish weekly episodes with Israel Keyes as the podcast’s first subject in its first 7 episodes, and will continue to explore other cases of crime and deviance through the voices of those who have experienced it.

“DEVIANT is set to be a standout series,” added Charles Steinhauer, COO of Gemini XIII. “By combining Cold Open Media’s journalistic prowess with our marketing and distribution expertise, we’ve created a podcast that not only tells fascinating stories but also provides meaningful insights into the minds of those who walk the edge of societal norms. We are excited to share these powerful stories with the world.”