In this enlightening conversation, Amanda Knox shares her journey from being wrongfully convicted to embracing Stoicism. A symbol of resilience, she reflects on how Stoic principles helped her navigate public scrutiny and personal trauma. The discussion highlights the impact of societal perception, the significance of compassion in the face of injustice, and the transformative power of acceptance. Amanda also explores the delicate balance between hope and harsh reality while emphasizing the personal growth that can emerge from adversity.

This week, national treasure Amanda Knox talks with Sarah about what the American legal system claims to be for, what it’s actually doing, and what might be possible in the future. They entertain the most heretical ideas they can think of, which mostly seem to be about unconditional love and mercy. And at the end, Sarah’s ghost boyfriend Clarence Darrow turns up. Here's where to find Amanda:Labyrinths (podcast)Support us:Bonus Episodes on PatreonDonate on PaypalYou're Wrong About Spring TourBuy cute merchWhere else to find us:Sarah's other show, You Are Good [YWA co-founder] Mike's other show, Maintenance PhaseLinks:https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/labyrinths-getting-lost-with-amanda-knox/id1494368441http://patreon.com/yourewrongabouthttps://www.teepublic.com/stores/youre-wrong-abouthttps://www.paypal.com/paypalme/yourewrongaboutpodhttps://www.podpage.com/you-are-goodhttp://maintenancephase.comSupport the show

For our listener favorites series, many of you mentioned Amanda Knox’s story. She was just 20 years old when she was found guilty of a crime she did not commit — the murder of her roommate. Amanda spent four years in an Italian prison before she was finally exonerated and allowed to return to her life back home in the U.S. But she soon discovered that that life didn’t exist anymore. If you enjoyed this episode, Maya suggests you check out this one next: “The Woman Who Changed Warlord Joseph Kony’s Mind”  We’ll be back with new episodes in the fall. In the meantime, you can connect with Maya on instagram @DrMayaShanker. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sam Harris speaks with Amanda Knox about her experience of being falsely convicted and imprisoned for murder in Italy. They discuss the shocking discovery of the crime scene, challenges with language barrier and inadequate interpreters, portrayal in the documentary 'Amanda Knox', embracing equanimity and finding healing, resistance to changing beliefs, current status of public opinion in Italy, criminal justice reform, and the illusion of free will.

Amanda Knox shares insights on resilience, trauma healing, and rewriting personal narratives in challenging environments. The podcast explores acceptance, empowerment, and the impact of self-narratives on overcoming obstacles. Topics include alternative therapies, self-criticism, and navigating daily stress with positivity and growth mindset.

In a gripping conversation, Amanda Knox, author and podcaster known for her wrongful conviction, discusses the culty dynamics of the Italian justice system. She reveals how coercion led to her false confession and reflects on trauma's lingering effects. Amanda critiques media sensationalism, sharing insights from her advocacy for criminal justice reform. Her upcoming book promises to dive deeper into her complex relationship with her prosecutor. From navigating fame to confronting gaslighting, her journey sheds light on systemic issues and personal healing.

Amanda Knox, an activist and writer wrongfully convicted of murder, shares her profound journey. She discusses the emotional scars of wrongful conviction and the media's sensationalism surrounding her case, emphasizing the need for greater media literacy. Knox reveals her ongoing struggle with the psychological fallout and her thoughts on the U.S. and Italian justice systems. She also touches on the ethical implications of true crime storytelling, expressing feelings of exploitation while advocating for respectful narratives that honor personal histories.

Amanda Knox, wrongfully convicted of murder in Italy while studying abroad, opens up about her harrowing experience. She fiercely declares, "I didn’t fucking do it," detailing the brutal aftermath of her roommate's murder and the media's sensationalism that vilified her. Knox shares her emotional journey through interrogation, years in prison, and the struggle to reclaim her identity. This poignant conversation emphasizes the impact of trauma, the complexities of societal perceptions, and a resilient spirit in the face of injustice.

Amanda Knox, eine bekannte Persönlichkeit, die nach ihrem Freispruch in den USA ein neues Leben aufgebaut hat, teilt ihre emotionalen Erlebnisse nach dem Urteil. Sie spricht über die Herausforderungen, ein normales Leben trotz intensiver Medienberichterstattung zu führen. Amandas Reise zur Mutterschaft und ihr Einsatz für unschuldig Verurteilte zeigen ihre Überzeugungen und ihre tiefen Reflexionen über Identität. Ein besonderes Highlight sind ihre Gedanken, wie sie von der Wahrnehmung als mutmaßliche Mörderin befreit werden kann.

Amanda Knox, die für ihre Unschuld kämpft und im Gefängnis um ihr neues Leben ringt, teilt bewegende Einblicke in ihre Gedanken und Herausforderungen. Sie erfährt von einer möglichen Neuprüfung der Beweise, die Hoffnung auf Freiheit weckt. Staatsanwalt Giuliano Mignini, der an seiner Schuld-Theorie festhält, resümiert seine Bewunderung für TV-Kommissar Maigret, steht aber vor dem Dilemma, eigene Fehler einzugestehen. Während deren beider Sichtweisen auf den Mordfall aufeinanderprallen, zeichnet sich schrittweise ein Weg zur Gerechtigkeit ab.