Former Alameda County District Attorney Pamela Price, following her ouster via recall vote, is stepping into the world of podcasting with the launch of "Pamela Price Unfiltered," a series promising candid discussions on pressing societal issues. Advertised as a space for "raw, unfiltered conversations" and "fearless discussions on politics, law, education, culture, and the real-world impact of current events," the podcast aims to tackle the narratives often buried by conventional media, as per a press release detailed by CBS News San Francisco.
Pamela Price, whose tenure as D.A. was heavily influenced by the progressive waves in the wake of George Floyd's death, faced backlash amid rising crime rates and decisions regarding charging in certain cases that some described as promoting a "catch and release" system, according to CBS News San Francisco. Her podcast is slated to feature segments including a monologue, guest interviews with leaders and activists, and segments aimed at "correcting the record." Price asserts, "This podcast will be a place for truth-telling, fact-checking, and shedding light on the stories that get buried by mainstream narratives," as she looks to engage in meaningful dialogue with a broad spectrum of voices, as per KTVU.
The premiere of the "Pamela Price Unfiltered" podcast was scheduled for today, instantly available to listeners on popular streaming platforms. In anticipation of the first episode, Price took to social media sharing her enthusiasm for the venture. On her podcast's Instagram account, she wrote, "We’re in the studio right now, recording the very first episodes of my new podcast, Pamela Price Unfiltered! This isn’t your typical podcast," as reported by Pamela Price Unfiltered Instagram post. Her aim for the show is to produce "Fearless guests. Real solutions. Raw, unfiltered conversations that matter."
