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Sep 6, 2026 45 min

Nicholas Godejohn Talks About Me?! | Into the Weeds

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Nicholas Godejohn apparently knows who Amber is—and he has something to say. In this episode of Into the Weeds, Amber and Elora listen and react to a recorded prison call involving Nicholas Godejohn, discuss Amber’s previous attempts to contact him, and share new details about a documentary opportunity that came their way. From prison communications and public records to the challenges of telling the complete story, Amber and Elora unpack what they know, what they don’t, and what happened behind the scenes. Into the Weeds — real conversations, deeper mysteries.

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