Kim Kardashian West has reached a deal with Spotify for a podcast about her work with the Innocence Project, a nonprofit legal organization that seeks to exonerate people who have been wrongly convicted
Kim Kardashian West reached a deal with Spotify Technology SA for a podcast about her work with the Innocence Project, according to people familiar with the matter, exploring topics that have come to the forefront of the national conversation in recent weeks.
The show, to be available exclusively on Spotify, will highlight the work of the nonprofit legal organization that seeks to exonerate people who have been wrongly convicted.
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