What is something was wrong on podcasts?
Something Was Wrong on Apple Podcasts Something Was Wrong is an Iris Award-winning true-crime docuseries about the discovery, trauma, and recovery from shocking life events and abusive relationships.
What is something was wrong about?
Something Was Wrong is an Iris Award-winning true-crime docuseries about the discovery, trauma, and recovery from shocking life events and abusive relationships. Something Was Wrong is an Iris Award-winning true-crime docuseries about the discovery, trauma, and recovery from shocking life events and abusive relationships.
Who is Nick Sloggett?
Nick Sloggett is a Staff Product Designer at Google working on Android remotely in Colorado. He’s also exploring evergreen economics in his studio, Blank.
Is Sylvia hiding something from tee on ‘Code Black’?
Tee is happy to help out her close friend and coworker, Slyvia, when she becomes sick. As Slyvia’s symptoms worsen, so do Tee’s suspicions that Sylvia is hiding something. When Sara got engaged, she thought that she was marrying the Christian man of her dreams.
Season 10
This season, 11 incredible survivors share their stories of shocking life discoveries and the recovery from them. Their stories will be told in an episodic format meaning more inspiring stories and less cliffhangers.
Season 9
Season 9 features the story of two survivors, Danielle and Kenji, who were brought together by traumatic life circumstances to solve a shared mystery – who the f*ck is Ardie?
Season 8
As Iridian begins her new job, the workplace gossip and odd interactions circle closer and closer to home. Disturbed and confused, Iridian decides to seek the truth for herself.
Season 7
Calabasas is a quiet, well-to-do California town often referred to as “The Bubble.” But on September 25th, 2007, that bubble burst with the murder of one of its longtime residents. Amy shares a personal story of pain, healing, survival and her search for justice.
Season 6
Is that person you met online really telling the truth? And what is it really like to be doxxed and harassed online to the point the FBI has to get involved? Season 6 explores these questions and more through stories of first person encounters with some of the internet’s most depraved offenders.
Season 5
Hear from survivors Julia, Kelly, and Rachel, as they recount their experiences of abuse in their charismatic, evangelical Christian churches.
Season 4
The Bouge family narrowly escaped the Jonestown massacre November 18, 1978. Hear from survivors who have never before agreed to share their story publicly in this heartbreaking and harrowing season.
Sara was engaged to a man who manipulated her until she called things off the day before they were supposed to walk down the aisle
Imagine if you believed that you had met the man of your dreams, and everything you had ever wanted in a relationship began coming true right in front of your eyes.
Sociopaths are able to lie with the greatest of ease
The biggest lie that Dick brings to life is about Bryan and Kimmy, who are supposedly two friends of his that live overseas. Sara gets involved with them because Dick claims they were part of his close circle and that she should get close to Kimmy.
Sociopaths will show emotion in a way that is often perceived as extreme
There is a story that Sara tells on her blog about how extremely insincere Dick’s emotions were at certain times, to the point where they felt extremely overexaggerated.
Sociopaths will show no remorse for their behavior
When Sara begins to put the pieces together and gathers support from her friends and family prior to calling off the engagement, she dreads the moment when she has to tell “Dick” that she is no longer marrying him.
Breaking up with a podcast?
It's weird, but I've found this more and more as I got into my 12th year of listening to podcasts. I've found I've had to start letting some of my favourite ones go.
What podcast will make me actually wheeze from laughter?
The only podcast I’ve ever really listened to was the tiny meat gang podcast and last podcast on the left, I’m looking for something with similar humour as the tmg podcast, any suggestions? Thanks in advance
Audiochuck Does It Again!
First they steal content for individual episodes, now they are just copying entire podcasts. Ashley Flowers has made millions using these tactics. Why do people continue to support these frauds?
Non-exploitative true crime
I’m looking for podcasts similar to In the Red Clay, Relative Unknown, and Wild Boys. I love true crime and bingeworthy/suspenseful podcasts that don’t always end with a woman being raped and murdered.
Murdaugh Murders Podcast just took an interesting turn
I know many people don’t like this podcast for varied reasons. But I think it’s been a fairly interesting study on ingrained corruption and have stuck with it. I’m glad I did, the latest episode just took it in an very unexpected but interesting direction.
What is the most interesting podcast episode you've ever listened to?
Mine would hands down be "The scariest episode of "Untitled: the Adam savage podcast". Guest Joe DeRisi of UCSF talks about his work virus hunting. And using DNA sequencing as the future of diagnostic medicine. Ebola, Snakes, Flesh-eating bacteria, etc. Not for the squeamish. By far the most stimulating guest I've ever heard on a podcast.
A Study in Hebrews
If the world was created through Jesus who reigns over it, why do we continue to look to other things to be in control?
The Work of Life
The command to follow Jesus is so simple and yet so profound. How in our busy lives are we called to follow Jesus? What does it look like and how can we possibly carry out that task as we engage the world? This may be the great mystery that plagues the western church. How do we, as professionals, follow Jesus in all that we do?
Living Above the American Dream
Your performance will drive you into a never-ending cycle of needing to do more. Trusting in His performance will drive you to rest.
Radical Words
I’m devastated tonight as a look through the lens of the digital mediums at the world today. I was blessed all day because I got to spend almost the entire day with my son, in the safety of my small house in South St. Louis. We played ball, laughed and he ate everything that I would give him. It was an amazing day, fruitful in every way.
Thy Kingdom Come
Last week I had the privilege of teaching how God formed his family in the Exodus story and what it means to the Church today. We talked at length about how God has called His family to live as a distinct community within the pagan world. As soon as we get the audio you will be able to find the three sessions at porterbrookstl.com.
An Open Letter to the Walking Dead
This morning I woke up much like every Wednesday and rolled out of bed for prayer. It was a good prayer time, Jesus was lifted up and people were prayed for. Our elder team gets up early because we believe that prayer is important, its essential and its vital to the life blood of the Bride.
The Free Gift of Leadership
I was hanging out with one who’s name is only mentioned in the secret circles of the church planting word yesterday and throughout our conversation I was captivated by a thought over and over.
