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We interview correctional officers and former inmates on the life inside prison.

A psychological and spiritual look at myths, legends and folklore

The Sovereignty Files explores the hidden machinery of global power—where governments, corporations, intelligence services, financiers, and criminals collide. Each episode begins with a remarkable true story and follows it into the larger world of sovereignty, international law, espionage, sanctions, borders, corruption, and geopolitical influence. From hedge funds seizing warships to billionaires purchasing citizenship and governments weaponizing international institutions, the show examines the strange ways power operates beyond the headlines. These are the stories that reveal who really ...

The Philosophers circle attempts to answer the most profound questions we all have in life. It is your guide to the fundamental nature of existence, society, and how we think. Join Dr. Carlos as he discusses philosophy with leading philosophers, theologians and more.

Each podcast will discuss the how, the why and more of a notorious criminal

Turn your commute into Family Nurse Practitioner board preparation. FNP in the Car reviews the high-yield concepts behind primary care, including cardiovascular, respiratory, endocrine, gastrointestinal, neurological, musculoskeletal, women’s health, pediatrics, geriatrics, pharmacology, prevention, and patient education. Each episode connects clinical knowledge with assessment, differential diagnosis, treatment, and board-style reasoning.

On Science vs. Spin, we break down viral research and show you what’s actually going on behind the curtain. Was the study done on humans—or rats? Was the sample size large enough to matter? Are we looking at real clinical outcomes… or just surrogate markers dressed up as breakthroughs?Each episode teaches you how to think like a researcher, spot statistical sleight of hand, and separate meaningful evidence from media hype. Because once you understand how studies really work, you stop being misled—and start seeing the world more clearly.

A podcast in which Retired discuss old cases and special crimes. Subscribe today!

A daily podcast on the latest serious crime around the U.S. and more

Organized crime is more than mob bosses, cartels, and notorious names. It is a system—built on money, loyalty, corruption, legitimate businesses, political influence, and the constant threat of violence. Organized Crime goes inside the criminal organizations that have operated in the shadows of ordinary society, from the American Mafia and international drug cartels to outlaw networks, smuggling operations, and sophisticated criminal enterprises. Each episode examines how these organizations were built, how they made their money, how they protected themselves, and ultimately, how ...

The world is constantly leaving clues. The question is whether you know how to see them. The Tracker’s Mind explores wilderness survival, human tracking, urban tracking, navigation, situational awareness, and the psychology of people under stress. Each episode teaches practical principles drawn from modern tracking science, search-and-rescue experience, fieldcraft, behavioral observation, and traditional tracking knowledge passed down through generations. Learn how to read footprints, disturbed vegetation, human behavior, terrain, weather, movement patterns, and the subtle signs most people ...

Yes. This one is much easier to diagnose than the Economics show, because the top episodes reveal a pretty distinct audience. The first thing that jumps out is the scale. Your monthly chart shows two enormous months around 570–580 downloads, another around 290, and several later months in roughly the 100–185 range. So I would definitely try to revive this feed rather than repurpose it. 1. What this audience appears to want There is a strong common thread in the better-performing episodes: mysteries with a historical or conspiratorial narrative attached to them. Your leaders include ...

Golf is played on the course, but much of the game happens between the ears. Between the Ears explores the psychology behind pressure, confidence, choking, the yips, concentration, decision-making, frustration, motivation, and the mysterious ability to stripe every shot on the range and lose your swing on the first tee. Drawing from sport psychology, cognitive science, neuroscience, and performance research, each episode explains what your mind is doing on the golf course and how to use it to play smarter, recover faster, and perform when it matters.

Raising kids is hard. Understanding them shouldn’t be. Parenting Decoded is hosted by a psychology professor and parent who breaks down the science of child development, behavior, and emotional health into practical, real-life parenting tools. Each episode takes one common challenge—tantrums, sibling rivalry, anxiety, screen time, or bedtime battles—and decodes it using brain science, empathy, and proven strategies. Whether you’re a first-time parent, a seasoned caregiver, or just trying to stay calm during homework time, you’ll walk away with insights that actually work. Because ...

What can a painting reveal about the parts of human experience we struggle to put into words? The Unconscious Gallery explores famous works of art through the lens of psychodynamic psychology, examining themes such as desire, grief, shame, aggression, attachment, loneliness, identity, fantasy, and defense. Each episode begins with the artwork and its historical context before asking a deeper question: what psychological world has the artist created, and why does it continue to affect us decades or even centuries later? Rather than diagnosing artists from a distance, the series treats great art...

The institutions people trust most can also provide secrecy, authority, and protection to people who abuse that trust. Crimes Behind Closed Doors investigates documented crimes and alleged institutional failures involving religious organizations, schools, universities, hospitals, youth organizations, charities, corporations, sports programs, and other trusted institutions. The focus isn’t on attacking institutions or beliefs, but understanding how authority, reputation, hierarchy, and organizational culture can sometimes allow wrongdoing to remain hidden.

A podcast to prepare for the EPPP licensing exam