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A short-haired man in orange prison jumpsuit stands in a prison corridor with his back to the camera. The title reads ONE MINUTE REMAINING (Stories From The Inmates) - Live & Interactive. Inserted are images of the host, Jack Laurence, and wrongfully incarcerated Temujin Kensu.

Jack Laurence has short dark hair, a thick dark beard and wears dark-rimmed glasses & a black tshirt. An unseen figure sits to Jack's right holding up a big movie camera while Jack looks intently at the monitor. The image is black & white, adding to its general moodiness.

A mugshot. A handsome Temujin Kensu, then known as Fred Freeman, stands in front of a board with horizontal lines for height measurements. He has dark, intense eyes, dark hair and a neatly trimmed moustache and holds his jaw tensely, as would you if you had been arrested for a murder you could not have possibly commited.

ONE MINUTE REMAINING: Live & Interactive

The award-winning global hit podcast in which Jack Laurence talks to incarcerated people in the United States makes its live debut.

Jack talks through the never before heard case of a man who successfully sued Diddy for $100M from behind bars - with twists and turns and an ending unlike any you’ve heard! And, all things being equal (prison being prison), Temujin Kensu - fighting for freedom 38 years on from his wrongful conviction for a murder he could not possibly have committed - will join via a call.

With Jack’s knack for having guests open up about their life, crimes and time behind bars, in just two years OMR has become essential listening in 130+ countries, reached #1 on the Spotify & Apple charts, been shortlisted for two Australian Podcast Awards and won Best Indie Crime Podcast.

Presented by: More Talent

More Talent is thrilled to represent and tour a diverse and impressive array of talent from Australia and beyond, changing the game Down Under.