Hockey Night Tragedy: Trans Identity, Mental Illness, and the Search for Answers
This episode examines the tragic Rhode Island hockey-game shooting and the questions it raises about gender identity, mental illness, and family conflict. The hosts review research and clinical standa...
26 Helmi 1h 11min
Guilty or Framed? Inside the Lucy Letby Documentary
Hosts Laurie and Julie break down the Netflix documentary about neonatal nurse Lucy Letby, covering the convictions, disputed medical evidence, and expert disagreements. They explore hospital response...
22 Helmi 1h 8min
Blackbird to Backstory: Larry Hall, Twins, and Troubled Confessions
This episode examines the true-story inspirations behind the show Blackbird, focusing on Larry Dwayne Hall — his twin birth injury, alleged confessions and recantations, and the complexities of provin...
13 Helmi 59min
When Motherhood Breaks: The Lindsay Clancy Case
A deep-dive episode examining the Lindsay Clancy case, exploring postpartum psychosis, polypharmacy, and potential misdiagnosis. Hosts discuss medical timelines, medication concerns, and systemic gaps...
8 Helmi 1h
When Reality Fractures: Understanding Schizophrenia and Tragedy
Two hosts discuss schizophrenia—its symptoms, causes, stigma, early intervention, and a tragic local case of a 22-year-old whose psychotic break led to multiple murders—emphasizing understanding, empa...
30 Tammi 48min
Karen Reed: Boston, Bias, and the Gut–Brain Connection
In this episode Laurie and Julie examine the Karen Reed case through multiple angles: the media frenzy, the circumstantial evidence, and how personality, relationships, and alcohol intersected the nig...
23 Tammi 58min
Can text messages kill? Michelle Carter & Conrad Roy
This episode, Julie details the Michelle Carter case — the Plainville teen who encouraged her boyfriend, Conrad Roy, to die by suicide — and how texts and a final phone call led to an involuntary mans...
15 Tammi 39min
Where is the line of “RISK” vs reward. When football legend meets fury
This episode, Laurie examines Aaron Hernandez's case to explore how chronic brain injury (CTE), group dynamics, and learned justification can influence violent behavior. Hosts discuss the differences ...
9 Tammi 38min
