Bail
Tess Armstrong
The phone call at 3 a.m. Nobody's ready for it.

With Hunter Biederman,
The DWI Hunter™
One bad night can upend an ordinary life. This is the show about everything that happens next.

About the show
A traffic stop. Flashing lights. A set of handcuffs on a person who has never been in trouble a day in their life. That's where most stories start — and where most people stop being told anything useful.
One Bad Night talks to everyone standing in the hallway afterward: bail bondsmen, insurance agents, interlock installers, recovery counselors, immigration lawyers, family lawyers, and the prosecutors who used to sit on the other side of the table.
No lectures. No billable hours. Just what actually happens next, from the people who deal with it every single day.
Episodes
Tess Armstrong
The phone call at 3 a.m. Nobody's ready for it.
Jay Freeman · Accurate Concept Insurance / ConceptSR22.com
Your rate just tripled — and it's not going anywhere for five years.
Erin Garza · Smart Start, Inc.
Blow to start. Blow to drive. Blow for years.
The license case they never tell you about, fought in a room with no jury.
When the system stops being a machine and actually helps.
One bad night — or the night everything finally caught up.
One stop, one night, and a status you may never get back.
You lost at trial. The story isn't over.
Probation isn't a slap on the wrist. It's a second life on a leash.
The part of the case nobody files, nobody addresses, and everybody lives with.
Custody, divorce, and the arrest that rewrote everything.
How a DWI stop really gets built — from the side of the road up.
The person who decided to charge you. In their own words.

About the host
"The DWI Hunter"
Hunter Biederman is a Texas criminal defense attorney based in Frisco and a former Collin County prosecutor. He has worked both sides of a DWI case — filing them and fighting them.
He started this show because the courtroom is only one room of many, and most people never get told what's waiting in the rest of them.
Guest appearances

Episode 147 — “Stop Talking!” · With Holly Draper · September 2, 2026 · 53 min
What a family lawyer should do in the first hour after a client gets arrested — why a bondsman beats a cash bond, why nobody talks to the police, and how a criminal case that runs a year and a half collides with a divorce that doesn't.

Why a Dismissed Case is Still on Your Record (and How to Erase It)
With Brianna Jovahn · September 14, 2026 · 27 min
A dismissed case does not disappear. Hunter explains why arrests stay visible, how expunctions actually work, why the petitions have to be perfect, and the Texas THC felony trap nobody sees coming.

DWI expunctions and nondisclosures
Coming soon
Casting call
If you've sat on either side of a DWI — bondsman, installer, counselor, lawyer, ex-prosecutor — and you've got stories people never get told, we want to talk. We book a handful of guests at a time. Tell us what you do and what's worth hearing.