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A 14-year-old girl is taken from her bedroom and held captive for nine months; a case that still feels impossible to process. Skeet Ulrich almost didn’t take the role of her captor, saying he couldn’t justify stepping into someone that dark until he understood the bigger story. What followed clearly stayed with him: from scenes so intense crew members walked off set, to the moment Elizabeth Smart walked onto the set while he was fully in character. He opens up about the toll it took, the nightmare that came out of it, and how his own past shaped the way he connected to her story.
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A brutal home invasion. A terrified victim. And a twist that changes everything. Jana Kramer breaks down the true crime case behind Gaslit by My Husband and how psychological manipulation spiraled into something much darker.
For Jana, who openly shares her story of surviving domestic violence, this role hits close to home. But what really makes this case shocking isn’t just the violence. It’s how slowly reality gets warped, until the victim doesn't know what’s real.
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Tori's been saying sorry her whole life - but can she actually stop? Executive powerhouse Deepali Vyas turns a fangirl moment into something nobody saw coming. From 90210 to the boardroom, this is the masterclass on people-pleasing, owning your voice, and the conversation Tori (and honestly, all of us) needed.
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Tori Spelling has been sick her whole life, and for too long, her symptoms were brushed off, misdiagnosed, or left unexplained. Dr. Julie Taylor is helping Tori get to the bottom of her health nightmare, once and for all!

If you've ever left a doctor's office with zero answers and a lot of self-doubt, this episode is for you.
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Amanda Knox became one of the most infamous names in true crime after her roommate, British student Meredith Kercher, was murdered while they were studying abroad in Perugia, Italy. What followed was a global media frenzy, the nickname “Foxy Knoxy,” and a case that would spiral through years of trials and appeals before Knox was ultimately exonerated. Knox breaks down the interrogation that helped shape the case against her, how assumptions turned into “facts,” and how the media narrative quickly transformed her into a villain before the evidence was understood. She also talks about surviving prison, reclaiming her identity after the world believed she was guilty, and why she now investigates controversial prosecutions and possible wrongful convictions, including in her podcast DOUBT: The Case of Lucy Letby.
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