EPISODE 01
How to Report Fraud
You're Going to the Wrong Court · A Criminal Attorney on Motions vs. Complaints
EVIDENCE OVER SILENCE · HOSTED BY MEG
The long-form record, in Meg’s voice.
The Stand With Meg Show takes the data on the public report and puts it in conversation. Families, reformers, attorneys, legislators, and reporters — talking honestly about what is actually happening inside American family courts and child welfare systems.
SEASON 1 • EPISODES 1–7 LIVE • MORE COMING
Full Episodes, Free on YouTube
Every full episode is free on YouTube and the podcast. New episodes drop Sundays, followed by a free public live Q&A with Meg and Shawn.
EPISODE 02
Why Shawn Calls Virtual Court a Fraud
Rule 8.2, the Cast of Characters, and the $50,000 Invoice
EPISODE 03
Why Won't the Cops Do Anything?
Why Fraud Never Gets a Detective — and How to Push It Up the Chain
EPISODE 04
It's Not an App. It's Social Media.
What's Actually in the Parenting App's Terms
EPISODE 05
It's a Felony Everywhere Except Family Court
A Kansas felony charge for a false court filing, the Martha Mitchell effect, complaint versus indictment, and the newspaper that took down an attorney general. The judge isn't the prosecutor.
EPISODE 06
A Family Court Judge Is Now a Convicted Felon
Willful Ignorance, Shadow Dockets, and the $120 Walkie-Talkie Experiment. A convicted judge, conspiracy law, the $120 co-parenting message, and what the DOJ found in Ferguson's revenue-driven courts.
EPISODE 07
Your Ex's Drug Test Came Back Clean. Did They Buy It Online?
Telehealth pill mills, black box warnings, and the drug test certificates Shawn says get filed in video court. Legal education, not legal advice.
THE BEAT
What the show covers
The same evidence discipline as the registry — the public report does the numbers; the show does the human side without losing the pattern.
Families on the record
Long-form interviews with families inside family court, child welfare, custody, and government separation cases. Pattern-focused. Evidence-led. Not therapy-coach content.
Court actors and accountability
Conversations about judges, attorneys, GALs, evaluators, agencies, and the public-naming threshold the registry uses. What is sourced, what is inference, and where the line is.
Reformers, reporters, and legislators
Builders working on due process, parental rights, child welfare reform, and public accountability — at state and federal levels.
EVERY PLATFORM
Where to listen and watch
Listen on Apple Podcasts while you drive, or on Spotify, Amazon Music, Pandora, and more via Buzzsprout. Video episodes are on YouTube.
BE ON THE SHOW
Pitch a guest, send a story
We are actively booking families, attorneys, GAL/evaluator reformers, journalists, and legislators. Send a one-paragraph pitch through the contact form with the case or beat you can speak to on the record. Pick the Invite Meg on a podcast category so it routes to the show team.
Show ground rules. The show follows the same rules as the registry. Court actor names are handled with care; nothing is presented as a proven allegation; families always control how much of their case is on camera.