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14 episodios

Bad Boy For Life?: 8
04/11/2025 | 57 min
In the final chapter of Sean “Diddy” Combs’ federal trial, both sides make their closing arguments: one painting a picture of criminal enterprise and coercion, the other insisting on chaos, not conspiracy. Jurors weigh surveillance footage, text messages, and seven weeks of explosive testimony. Then comes the moment everyone’s been waiting for. What happened inside that jury room…and what does it mean for Diddy’s future?
Featuring interviews with: Elizabeth Millner, Dan Abrams, Ira Jettleson, Matt Murphy, Mackenzie Joy Brennan, and Will Korman
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Host - Jesse Weber
Reporter - Elizabeth Millner
Executive Producer - Jessica Lowther
Writer and Producer - Cooper Moll
Associate Producer - Tess Jagger-Wells
Edit and Sound Design - Anna McClain
Guest Booking - Diane Kaye & Alyssa Fisher
Additional Production Support - Juliana Battaglia & Stefanie Doucette
Legal review - Elizabeth Vulaj
Key art - Sean Panzera

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The Price of Silence: 7
28/10/2025 | 22 min
It started with a security tape…and a hundred-thousand-dollar payoff to make it disappear. In this episode, we follow the man who held the tape, the fixer sent to retrieve it, and the alleged cover-up that prosecutors claimed exposed a system of control inside Sean Combs’ empire. Was it a crime… or just business as usual?
Featuring interviews with: Elizabeth Millner, Chris Stewart, Melba Pearson
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Host - Jesse Weber
Reporter - Elizabeth Millner
Executive Producer - Jessica Lowther
Writer and Producer - Cooper Moll
Associate Producer - Tess Jagger-Wells
Edit and Sound Design - Anna McClain
Guest Booking - Diane Kaye & Alyssa Fisher
Additional Production Support - Juliana Battaglia & Stefanie Doucette
Legal review - Elizabeth Vulaj
Key art - Sean Panzera
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What They Found and What They Couldn’t: 6
21/10/2025 | 21 min
A federal raid, an arsenal of weapons, and a mountain of data prosecutors said mapped a criminal empire. This episode, we lay out the physical evidence against Sean Combs, and the testimonies of the agents who tried to connect the dots between drugs, guns, sex, and power. But in a case built on patterns, could prosecutors ever prove who was really in control?
Featuring interviews with: Former FBI Agent Colin Schmitt and Cellebrite Examiner Heather Barnhart
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Host - Jesse Weber
Reporter - Elizabeth Millner
Executive Producer - Jessica Lowther
Writer and Producer - Cooper Moll
Associate Producer - Tess Jagger-Wells
Edit and Sound Design - Anna McClain
Guest Booking - Diane Kaye & Alyssa Fisher
Additional Production Support - Juliana Battaglia & Stefanie Doucette
Legal review - Elizabeth Vulaj
Key art - Sean Panzera
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Consent, Coercion, and Compliance: 5
14/10/2025 | 28 min
Before the jury heard from the women at the center of the case, the prosecution brought in a “blind expert” to reframe how their stories would be understood: Dr. Dawn Hughes. With insight from clinical experts, Shari Botwin, LCSW and Dr. Daniel Bober, a forensic psychologist, this episode explores the most uncomfortable question at the heart of the case: Why didn’t they leave?
Featuring interviews with: Shari Botwin, LCSW and Dr. Daniel Bober
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Host - Jesse Weber
Reporter - Elizabeth Millner
Executive Producer - Jessica Lowther
Writer and Producer - Cooper Moll
Associate Producer - Tess Jagger-Wells
Edit and Sound Design - Anna McClain
Guest Booking - Diane Kaye & Alyssa Fisher
Additional Production Support - Juliana Battaglia & Stefanie Doucette
Legal review - Elizabeth Vulaj
Key art - Sean Panzera

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Balcony, Bedroom, Boardroom: 4
07/10/2025 | 34 min
The jury hears from three women with three starkly different stories, each orbiting the same man. They detail alleged abuse, coercion, and control at the hands of Sean Combs. But as the prosecution builds its case, the defense pushes back, spotlighting contradictions and questioning motives.
Featuring interviews with: Elizabeth Millner
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Host - Jesse Weber
Reporter - Elizabeth Millner
Executive Producer - Jessica Lowther
Writer and Producer - Cooper Moll
Associate Producer - Tess Jagger-Wells
Edit and Sound Design - Anna McClain
Guest Booking - Diane Kaye & Alyssa Fisher
Additional Production Support - Juliana Battaglia & Stefanie Doucette
Legal review - Elizabeth Vulaj
Key art - Sean Panzera
See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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For decades, Sean “Diddy” Combs stood at the top of hip-hop—a mogul who built an empire and redefined celebrity, power, and influence in the music industry. But behind the platinum hits and red carpets, a darker story was beginning to emerge. As accusations of abuse and misconduct gained momentum, the shine began to fade.Hosted by Jesse Weber, Season 2 of The Rise & Fall of Diddy picks up where the story left off. With a federal sex trafficking and racketeering trial now underway, we go deeper into the allegations threatening to dismantle one of the most iconic legacies in entertainment history.With courtroom drama unfolding in real time, this season tracks the legal battles, key witnesses, explosive evidence, and the unraveling of a cultural icon once thought untouchable. The spotlight is harsher. The stakes are higher. And the fall may be final.---Audible subscribers can listen to all episodes of The Rise & Fall of Diddy: The Federal Trial ad-free right now. Join Audible today by downloading the Audible app.

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