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The Silver Linings Handbook

Jayson Blair

Booking Overview

Interview podcast focused on true crime, law enforcement, forensic psychology, media, mental health, and the deeper personal dimensions of people’s journeys, typically featuring specialized experts and true-crime creators with direct experience. Credible pitches include former law-enforcement professionals, forensic psychologists, criminal-justice experts, investigative journalists, and podcast creators with substantive case expertise; booking difficulty is medium because guests need strong subject-matter credibility and a compelling personal or investigative perspective.

Metrics

Episodes: 261

Frequency: Weekly

Rating: 4.6/5.0

Estimated listeners: 1k-10k

Gender skew: Unknown

Location: USA

Contact Information

Publicly listed emails

silverliningspod@goosecreekconsulting.com

silverliningshandbookpod@gmail.com

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Host

Jayson Blair - Podcast host and interviewer exploring true crime, media, mental health, religion, and the personal stories beneath major life experiences.

Booking Intelligence

Booking Requirements

medium
Typical Credentials:  
Direct professional or investigative experience in law enforcement, forensic psychology, criminal justice, major criminal cases, or true-crime podcasting, combined with a substantive personal or expert perspective.
Required Achievements:  
Senior or specialized law-enforcement service, Clinical, forensic, or academic psychology experience, FBI or major-investigation experience, Creation or hosting of established true-crime podcasts or investigative series

Recent Guest Discussions

Jennifer Eskew - Her Path Into Law Enforcement, Undercover Operations, The Colonial Parkway Murders Investigation, Career Barriers, And The Emotional And Ethical Costs Of Police Work.

Jennifer Eskew - Her Childhood Experience With Violent Crime, Career In Virginia Law Enforcement, Barriers Faced As A Woman In Policing, And Early Undercover Work.

Paige Wilcoxson - Forensic Psychology, Criminal Behavior, Threat Assessment, Serial Homicide Research, Ideologically Motivated Targeted Shooters, And Misconceptions About The Field.

Aaron Habel - The Scott Macklem Murder, Fred Freeman’s Conviction And Claimed Wrongful Imprisonment, And The Investigative Approach Behind The Third Season Of Framed.

Aaron Habel - The Scott Macklem Murder, Fred Freeman’s Conviction, The Possibility Of Wrongful Conviction, And The Broader Questions Explored In Framed.

Recent Topics

True Crime, Forensic Psychology, Law Enforcement, Criminal Justice, Mental Health

Episodes

Here's the recent few episodes on
The Silver Linings Handbook
:

215 .The Journalist and The Serial Killer with Maria DiLorenza, Part 1

September 08, 2026

Janet Malcolm once wrote that every journalist who truly understands their work knows its moral ambiguity. She was describing the uneasy intimacy between reporter and subject — and how that bond can fracture. But sometimes, the journalist isn’t the most manipulative person in the room. Maria DiLorenzo, one of the only journalists to interview Gary Ridgway, joins me to explore her years‑long relationship with the Green River Killer, his double life, his psychology, and the early failures that ...

214. Speaking for the Dead with Michele Wood, Part 2

September 01, 2026

Former Chicago Homicide Detective Michele Wood returns with an unfiltered look at the cases that haunt her, the ones that cracked open years later, and the ones she’s hoping will close. She talks witness intimidation, cold‑case breakthroughs, and what justice really looks like in neighborhoods living with daily violence.Contact me at silverliningshandbookpod@gmail.comCheck out the Silver Linings Handbook website at:https://silverliningshandbook.com/Check out our Patreon to support the show at...

213. Speaking for the Dead with Michelle Wood, Part 1

August 25, 2026

Michele Wood is a 25-year veteran of the Chicago Police Department, a longtime homicide and cold-case detective, an FBI-certified hostage negotiator, and the author of the book Model Detective. Michele traces the roots of her career back to her childhood in gang-plagued Logan Square, including the violent attack she survived at age 11 that sharpened her instincts and set her on the path toward policing. For Michele, being a homicide detective is ultimately a calling - a commitment to spe...

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silverliningshandbookpod@gmail.com

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