Apple TV+ announces 'Run, Bambi, Run,' a new podcast about a police officer convicted of murder
What you need to know
- Apple TV+ has announced a new podcast called Run, Bambi, Run.
- The new podcast tells the story of a police officer convicted of murder.
Apple TV+ has today announced a new podcast all about "a Milwaukee police officer and Playboy Club bunny" who was convicted for the murder of her husband's ex-wife. Run, Bambi, Run has two episodes available today with a new one arriving weekly.
The new podcast is hosted by journalist and author Vanessa Grigoriadis and is set to be the next big thing from Apple TV+ — except you won't be watching this one. You'll be listening.
Here's how the podcast's description explains what we can expect when we settle down to listen.
The new podcast joins a growing number under the Apple TV+ brand including Wild Things: Siegfried & Roy and The Problem With Jon Stewart.
New episodes will debut every Monday and the podcast can be found via RSS or in the Apple Podcasts app.
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