About Us-A True Crime Podcast
Steve Nawojczyk
Steve "The Gangman" Nawojczyk is a legend in Arkansas crime fighting history. Steve began his public service career almost forty years ago and was elected to serve as the coroner in two of Arkansas' most populated counties. Nawojczyk also served as the director of the Arkansas State Crime Lab.
Upon his retirement as the coroner in Pulaski County (Little Rock area) he began a research and lecture tour dealing with juvenile violence and gangs. He has spoken in over 35 states to various groups and has developed a highly acclaimed student assembly on non-violence which has been seen by over 200,000 students nationwide.
Nawojczyk's work with gangs was featured in the award-winning HBO America Undercover documentary, Gang War: Bangin' in Little Rock, and he was a co-producer of Back in the Hood: Gang War 2. He is one of the nation's most sought after and quoted educators on juvenile violence and gangs, and how communities can deal with them.
In his third act, Steve hosts a true crime podcast featuring some cases he worked as a coroner. Imagine that a coroner podcast!
Tracey Carrington
Tracey Carrington spent years in the broadcasting industry in Arkansas and Texas. In the early 90s, she was the youngest, female, political talk show host in the country and won several awards from the Arkansas Broadcasters Association for her interviewing skills and news reports.
Carrington continued working in broadcast management and provided local sounding news reports for several radio stations across a two state area. After decades in the industry, Carrington decided to change direction and began working in community and economic development.
Carrington’s love of history has fueled many of her projects and she loves bringing history to the present. She believes strongly that everyone deserves to have their story told.
Combining her love of history, crime and broadcasting, Tracey is enjoying creating this true crime podcast.
Carla Boseman
Carla Boseman has spent the last 40 years working in some capacity for attorneys and in the legal profession. Over that time, she developed a unique skill set which afforded her the means to conquer whatever challenge that may present.
She began her journey as a legal assistant with a law firm specializing in commercial and civil litigation. She fell in love with research, and that work opened the door to the world of investigations. Her gift was finding people, and it provided a steady income source for many years.
Later on, she accidentally discovered her second love in historic rehabilitation where abandoned schools, hospitals and buildings were repurposed, breathing new life into decaying city centers, stabilizing neighborhoods and providing safe, affordable housing for the less fortunate.
Boseman is delighted at this point in her career to have the opportunity to return to investigative work and the freedom to pick and choose the cases that scratch her true crime itch. She is a licensed private investigator, real estate broker and title examiner.