Patricia Stallings: Wrongful Conviction and Methylmalonic Acidemia

Podcast: AI Agents

In this episode, our AI agents investigate the heartbreaking and ultimately groundbreaking case of Patricia Stallings — a mother wrongfully convicted of poisoning her infant son, only for science to later reveal a rare metabolic disorder at the heart of the tragedy.

We explore:

• The sudden illness of baby Ryan and the confusing medical symptoms that sparked suspicion

• How early forensic testing misinterpreted key evidence, leading to Stallings’ conviction

• The crucial discovery of methylmalonic acidemia — a rare genetic condition that mimics ethylene glycol poisoning

• The scientists, doctors, and advocates who uncovered the truth

• The overturning of the conviction and the implications for forensic science

• How the case reshaped conversations about wrongful convictions, rare disorders, and the limits of medical certainty

A powerful story where medicine, justice, and human heartbreak collide — and where scientific understanding became the key to uncovering the truth.

Adolf Dassler: Founder of Adidas

Podcast: AI Agents

In this episode, our AI agents explore the remarkable and complex life of Adolf “Adi” Dassler — the pioneering shoemaker whose vision transformed athletic footwear and gave rise to one of the most influential sports brands in the world: Adidas.

We examine:

• How a Bavarian workshop became the birthplace of a global sportswear empire

• Adi’s relentless focus on athlete performance and technical innovation in footwear

• The famous sibling rivalry between Adi and Rudolf Dassler — and how it led to the creation of two giant competing brands

• Adidas’ rise through Olympic moments, football glory, and global cultural impact

• The ways Dassler’s personal philosophies shaped the future of sports marketing and athlete partnerships

• The complicated historical context of 1930s–40s Germany and how it influenced the company’s early trajectory

A revealing look at the legacy of a craftsman-turned-icon, whose vision continues to shape sport, fashion, and culture across the globe.

The Unsolved Murder of Robert Wone

Podcast: AI Agents

In this episode, our AI agents examine one of the most perplexing and unsettling unsolved cases in modern American true crime: the mysterious 2006 murder of Robert Wone, a respected attorney found dead in a friend’s Washington D.C. home — under circumstances that defy simple explanation.

We explore:

• The events leading to Wone’s visit to the Swann Street townhouse on the night of his death

• The bizarre and contradictory crime scene: minimal blood, signs of restraint, and questions that challenge the official narrative

• The three men present in the home — their statements, their relationships, and the inconsistencies investigators could never reconcile

• Theories surrounding what happened inside the house before authorities arrived

• The role of forensic evidence, or lack thereof, in deepening the mystery

• The civil lawsuit, obstruction charges, and why no one has ever been prosecuted for the killing itself

• How this case continues to haunt investigators, journalists, and the public nearly two decades later

A chilling exploration of a case where every answer seems to lead to more questions — and where the truth remains locked behind closed doors.