Confronting Podcast

22/10/2021

Happy birthday to Coach Dave Sanders! On what would have been his 70th birthday, we remember a true hero, who put himself in harms way to save countless lives during the Columbine High School shooting. Listen to Season 2 Episode 4 of to hear Amy in conversation with Coach Sander's daughter, Coni. https://linktr.ee/Confrontingpod

08/09/2021

Join Jim Clemente (former FBI profiler), Laura Richards (criminal behavioral analyst, former New Scotland Yard) and Lisa Zambetti (Casting director for CBS' Criminal Minds) as they profile behavior from real criminal cases.

Amy Over was a high school senior at Columbine High School in Littleton, Colorado in 1999. She was on the Girls' Basketball Team and her mentor was Coach Dave Sanders. She was in the school cafeteria on April 20th when two armed students entered and started shooting. Amy found herself hiding under a...

08/09/2021

A big Halloween party at an apartment complex in Redmond, Washington. Themed rooms and costumed partygoers. But by the end of the party, one of the hosts is dead. The police look to the partiers as the prime suspects: was it the guy in the devil mask, the bank robber, the construction worker? As investigators comb through forensic evidence, witness testimony, DNA, and even consult with a psychic, they zero in on one suspect in particular. But for what reason? Host and reporter Matthew Shaer (Over My Dead Body) returns to the scene of the crime, speaks with everyone about a night that still haunts them years later. It’s a series about race and policing, mislaid justice, cutting-edge science, and the kinds of weighty choices that cops and prosecutors make every day -- choices that, once made, are difficult to reverse.

19/08/2021

Amy speaks to what tragedy has taught her about resilience, how it has helped her raise strong children, how confronting her past and revisiting it head on has helped her heal and more on Fox 31. Listen to episodes here: https://linktr.ee/Confrontingpod

02/08/2021

Watch Amy answer questions about Confronting Columbine on Fox 31 Denver News:

Amy Over was a high school senior in 1999 when Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold walked into her school and began firing, killing 13 and wounding more than 20. More than 20 years later Amy is returni…

08/07/2021

Have you listened to the bonus episode about the 2016 Orlando Pulse nightclub shooting? Columbine had a ripple effect across the country to how law enforcement responded to and engaged with an active shooter. One first responder, Officer Omar Delgado, who was first on the scene, explains to Amy what training can’t teach you when you’re confronted with an active shooter. https://linktr.ee/Confrontingpod

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30/06/2021

Boulder Strong Resource Center Opens:

After surviving the 2013 Washington Navy Yard shooting, Sherrie Lawson went through years of hell.

29/06/2021

The final episode of is out NOW! Amy reflects on how this podcast has helped to heal her. It's yet another sad but clear confirmation; the non-profit that Amy fundraises for, The Rebels Project, will need to continue to support survivors of mass trauma with no respite to mass shootings in sight. https://linktr.ee/Confrontingpod

24/06/2021

Amy has held onto her feelings about Greg Barnes and her last interaction with him for 20 years. In the latest episode she meets with Columbine’s basketball coach Rudy Martin whose unresolved pain over Greg also still lingers. Listen here: https://linktr.ee/Confrontingpod

16/06/2021

Have you listened to the latest episode of ? Meet Archimedes or Archie, for short. He is a service dog training to work with students. He migrates Kim Krawczyk through interior hallways and helps her not to panic during alarms, drills and codes. And see the matching tattoos of the door number. Catch up on the latest episode here: https://linktr.ee/Confrontingpod

15/06/2021

Mass shootings have become terrifyingly commonplace. There’s one almost every day. They often trigger PTSD. But Parkland was particularly difficult for Amy. Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School teacher, Kim Krawczyk goes on the record with Amy, in an unfiltered interview, to address the Broward County Public Schools' failures, the need for a more robust mental health response to these types of traumas, and the warning signs the district missed before the killer's rampage. https://linktr.ee/Confrontingpod

10/06/2021

The Triumph Over Tragedy program is a 6-day therapeutic workshop created in partnership with Onsite Workshops. It was inspired and funded in part by the Austin Eubanks Memorial Fund to honor the life of Austin Eubanks who was a survivor of the 1999 Columbine High School shooting and an advocate for trauma-based therapeutic programs. To learn more about the Triumph Over Tragedy program visit: www.theonsitefoundation.org

08/06/2021

Episode 207 is out NOW! Kate Battan was the newest member of the investigative team in Jefferson County but that didn’t stop her boss from handing her the Columbine case. linktr.ee/Confrontingpod

06/06/2021

Mark your calendars! Amy Over, Zac Rissmiller, and Zach Cartaya are going live on Instagram June 11th at 8pm EST. Don't forget to tune in and comment your questions below. ⬇️

04/06/2021

Don’t miss Amy on an episode of Betches Sup hosted by Sami Sage 🧡 Listen here: https://apple.co/3iiasCN

04/06/2021

Today we honor the lives of gun violence victims and survivors. You can show your support in honor of by wearing orange to help raise awareness about gun violence.

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03/06/2021

School safety is always a priority. Safe and Sound Schools was founded by Sandy Hook parents and supports school crisis prevention, response, and recovery. This nonprofit advocates for and provides research-based education, tools, and resources to ensure the safest possible learning environment for the youth of our nation. Please join in our campaign by clicking on the link and donating if you can. https://www.safeandsoundschools.org/

01/06/2021

Zack Rissmiller and Zach Cartaya candidly talk about the repercussions of the trauma they experienced that horrific day. Both men share the journey of hitting rock bottom and fighting their way back. Listen to the latest episode of now: https://linktr.ee/Confrontingpod

31/05/2021

Don't miss a brand-new episode of tomorrow. Amy will meet with two fellow survivors, Zac Rissmiller and Zach Cartaya give Amy a detailed account of their experience on April 20th, 1999. https://linktr.ee/Confrontingpod

30/05/2021

"Born in Illinois, as a child he liked Davey Crockett, little league baseball, and loved the sound of a bouncing basketball. Dave's young life mentored by his high school basketball coach. He played basketball and ran cross country in college then began his career as a business teacher and coach. Dave encouraged students, family members and friends to become better people through his kindness and encouragement. He inspired many people to achieve their dreams and his spirit lives on in everyone who loved him or knew him. Know that he loves you all and is with you always.

He will always be only one thought away when we need strength and comfort. We have a lifetime filled with memories of a man we are so proud to have known. So, remember Dave how he lived; not how he died.

We are grateful for his final words: 'Tell my girls I love them' : we love you too."

27/05/2021

Trauma Survivors Network is a program of the American Trauma Society. There are currently 145 TSN Programs at adult and pediatric trauma centers and rehabilitation hospitals throughout the US, Canada, and Australia. Please take part in our campaign by clicking on their website, learning more and donating if you can ➡️ https://www.traumasurvivorsnetwork.org/pages/home

26/05/2021

In Episode 205, Amy talks with best-selling Columbine author Dave Cullen. Dave sets the record straight about myths surrounding Columbine’s social dynamics, which continue to be perpetuated 21 years after the massacre. https://linktr.ee/Confrontingpod

24/05/2021

Episode 205 is OUT NOW! Quantico comes to Columbine when Mary Ellen O’Toole arrives in Littleton nearly a year after the massacre. The perpetrators knew they would die on Judgement Day so they left videos to explain their actions. Mary Ellen O’Toole was the FBI profiler who analyzed those tapes and shares her impressions with Amy. https://linktr.ee/Confrontingpod Wondery

24/05/2021

On this week's episode Amy talks with FBI profiler, Mary O'Toole, and best-selling author, Dave Cullen. Don't miss a new episode of tomorrow: https://linktr.ee/Confrontingpod Wondery

20/05/2021

Frank DeAngelis serves on the board for the Columbine Memorial Foundation. This foundation is a nonprofit organization that is designed to be a place of peace, comfort and reflection remembering all those who were touched by the events of April 20, 1999 at Columbine High School. Please consider donating as part of our campaign. Donate here: https://www.columbinememorial.org/donate/

19/05/2021

Have you listened to Episode 4 yet? Coni tells Amy what “dad” was really like when he wasn’t being a coach. Listen here: https://linktr.ee/Confrontingpod

18/05/2021

Episode 4 is available now! Listen as Amy reunites with her old teammates and talks to Coni Sanders. https://linktr.ee/Confrontingpod

17/05/2021

Amy brings together her old basketball team for the first time since high school. Her teammates recount good times. And they talk about the hero who saved so many of them on April 20, Dave Sanders. Then we meet Coach Sanders’ daughter, Coni Sanders. Don't miss a brand-new episode of tomorrow. https://linktr.ee/Confrontingpod

14/05/2021

Have you listened to the latest episode ? Here's a look of Amy and Frank DeAngelis. https://linktr.ee/Confrontingpod

13/05/2021

If you feel moved by Amy's story, we ask that you be a part of . Amy is the Director of Fundraising for The Rebels Project . The Rebels Project is an organization that seeks to embrace, support, and connect survivors of mass tragedy and trauma. They have over 1000 members across the nation who are seeking a safe environment to share experiences and resources. The Rebels Project provides education surrounding the varying effects of mass trauma. The primary mission of the organization is to make sure the growing community of survivors know that they are not alone. Click on the link to learn more and donate if you can ➡️ https://www.therebelsproject.org/

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