内容摘要：“It wasn’t a big decision,” Arcia said though a translator. “I’m just going to take advantage of the opportunity and do the best I can.”

“It wasn’t a big decision,” Arcia said though a translator. “I’m just going to take advantage of the opportunity and do the best I can.”

Hannah Maguire and Suruthi Bala from “RedHanded,” Scaachi Koul and Sarah Hagi from “Scamfluencers,” Aaron Habel and Justin Evans from “Generation Why,” Carl Miller of “Kill List,” “Hollywood & Crime” host Tracy Pattin and Chris Stewart from “Law & Crime.”“The true crime community is packed full of talented creators, experts and some of the most discerning fans/listeners out there! So, finding such an exciting way to connect with all these people — on a one-of-a-kind Caribbean cruise(!) — is the best news ever! It’s going to be so much fun, we can’t wait!” Bala wrote to The Associated Press.

will take place on Norwegian Cruise Line’s Norwegian Joy ship. The four-night cruise will sail from Miami starting Jan. 26, 2026, to Nassau, Bahamas.In addition to the podcast hosts, the cruise will have body language expert Susan Constantine, blood splatter expert Alina Burroughs, forensic psychologist Kris Mohandie, genetic genealogist CeCe Moore, former detectives Robert Souza and Tom Lange and true crime author Tori Telfer.The cruise will feature murder mystery events, workshops, panel discussions, a crime-solving immersive theater, self-defense classes and trivia nights.

Two packages are available: One includes food, basic drinks, access to panels and presentations, starting at $1,335 per person based on double occupancy. The other package starts at $3,235.The cruise is a collaboration between festival and music cruise operator Sixthman and podcast studio and network Wondery.

“We are looking forward to sharing this with so many other talented individuals who are sure to make this event truly special, through their expertise, energy, and enthusiasm for the genre,” Hagi said in an email.

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, which runs three distribution centers in the territory. Israel has slated GHF to take over food distribution in Gaza despite opposition from the United Nations and most humanitarian groups.Over the past three days, there have been

, and Gaza health officials have said at least one person has been killed and dozens wounded.The Israeli military said it has facilitated the entry of nearly 1,000 truckloads of supplies into Gaza recently and accused the U.N. of failing to distribute the goods. It claimed Hamas was responsible for the crisis by stealing aid and refusing to release the remaining hostages.