In this 2 Dorrs Down episode, Christian and Toby Dorr explore the concept of lifetimes—how the span of our lives shapes who we are, what we leave behind, and the impact we have on others. They discuss the choices we make, the stories we create, and how time influences the legacy we build. Through real-life stories and thoughtful reflections, this episode dives into the power of a lifetime, the weight of our decisions, and what it means to truly make a difference before time runs out. Actual cases discussed include Chris and Charles Turner and their 4 friends in a Washington DC case from 1984 and a case that was resolved with love and forgiveness.

In this episode of 2 Dorrs Down, we dive into the concept of "borrowed time"—the moments when life grants us second chances. Whether it's a near-miss, a reprieve from a tough situation, or an unexpected opportunity to rewrite your story, borrowed time offers a chance for reflection and growth. How do we make the most of these moments? Join Christian and Toby Dorr as they explore stories of resilience, second chances, and how borrowed time can reshape our paths, offering new perspectives on justice, life, and legacy, while discussing the very real cases of Dana Chandler and Ryan Holle.

In this episode of 2 Dorrs Down, we explore the significance of countdowns—those final, ticking moments that can heighten urgency, pressure, and anticipation. Whether it's the countdown to a life-changing decision, the final seconds in a race against time, or the ticking clock in a courtroom, countdowns push us to confront what truly matters. How do we face those pivotal moments? And what do countdowns reveal about our values, priorities, and sense of justice?

Learn about Marcellus Williams, an innocent man Missouri is scheduled to execute in just 19 days and John Manard, our inspiration for the podcast section on felony murder.