Payne Lindsey

Payne Lindsey is best known for his work as co-creator of the "Up and Vanished" and "Atlanta Monster" Podcasts. His work on "Up and Vanished" was instrumental in uncovering evidence that led to arrests in the decade-old case of Tara Grinstead. This success catapulted the podcast into the national spotlight, eventually leading to a television docu-series in collaboration with Oxygen. Lindsey continued to explore other true crime cases in podcasts such as "Atlanta Monster", which discusses the Atlanta Child Murders and boasts over 70 million downloads.

In addition to his work on individual podcasts, Lindsey launched Tenderfoot TV, a content creation company. This venture has produced popular podcasts like "To Live and Die in L.A.", "Culpable", and "Somebody". As of June 2019, Tenderfoot TV's podcasts have amassed over 400 million total downloads, demonstrating the company's reach and Lindsey's influence in the podcast industry. Lindsey's work with Tenderfoot TV also extends to television, with an upcoming special about Kristal Reisinger set to be produced by Lindsey himself, in partnership with Oxygen.

In the fall of 2019, Lindsey launched "Radio Rental", a podcast featuring true stories set against a fictional backdrop. This podcast is hosted by a character named Terry Carnation, played by Rainn Wilson, who is portrayed as a 1980s-era video store employee.