July 31, 2025
BONE VALLEY SEASON 3: GRAVES COUNTY - SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
The release of Bone Valley Season 3: Graves County has been delayed. It has been rescheduled for release on September 17, 2025.
This will give us more time to coordinate with other major media organizations that will also be covering this story and the case of Quincy Cross, helping to maximize the impact of this podcast and reach those in urgent need of assistance.
Bone Valley is a production of Lava For Good™ Podcasts in association with Signal Co. No1.
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Speaker 1: Hey, y'all. Last week we announced that Bone Valley Season three, Graves County was going to come out this week. This is a major project, my team and I have invested over two years in and we've just made the difficult decision to wait a little longer and move the release date to September seventeenth. Now, I know it's a big change and a last minute one, and it's pretty unprecedented for us, but let me explain. When we release these podcasts, we're attempting to both tell meaningful stories and make a real difference. We want to shed light on the stories of everyday people who have been bulldozed by our judicial system, and we want to hold those in power accountable. That's what my team and I aim to do with Graves County. And since reporting this story, we've been reached out to by major media organizations that want to work with us to spotlight Quincy Cross's case, the story we're telling in Graves County, and we believe by releasing all of our reporting around the same time that we can have the greatest impact on the lives of those who are reporting on. So I'm asking all of you who were eagerly waiting for this season, to hold on for six more weeks and join us then, And thank you so much for listening.
Speaker 1: Hey, y'all. Last week we announced that Bone Valley Season three, Graves County was going to come out this week. This is a major project, my team and I have invested over two years in and we've just made the difficult decision to wait a little longer and move the release date to September seventeenth. Now, I know it's a big change and a last minute one, and it's pretty unprecedented for us, but let me explain. When we release these podcasts, we're attempting to both tell meaningful stories and make a real difference. We want to shed light on the stories of everyday people who have been bulldozed by our judicial system, and we want to hold those in power accountable. That's what my team and I aim to do with Graves County. And since reporting this story, we've been reached out to by major media organizations that want to work with us to spotlight Quincy Cross's case, the story we're telling in Graves County, and we believe by releasing all of our reporting around the same time that we can have the greatest impact on the lives of those who are reporting on. So I'm asking all of you who were eagerly waiting for this season, to hold on for six more weeks and join us then, And thank you so much for listening.
