
This isn’t bedtime reading — it’s your favorite dose of chaos, crime, and dark comedy at humanity’s expense, all served with a heavy pour of sarcasm and satire. Dr. Leslie takes you straight into the messiest media cases dominating the headlines — and dissects them down to their twisted core and exposes just how thin the line is between tragedy and entertainment… thinner than anyone wants to admit... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 49 | Founded | a year ago |
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Coercive control isn’t always loud, violent, or obvious. Sometimes it looks like “love,” protection, jealousy, or concern — while slowly isolating, manipulating, and psychologically trapping a victim.
In this episode, Dr. Leslie breaks down the hidd... more
Smear campaigns are rarely random...
They are calculated psychological attacks designed to manipulate public perception, destroy credibility, and isolate a target through misinformation, outrage, and repetition.
From fake accounts to strategic leak... more
Predators don’t accidentally end up in positions of power. Many actively seek them out.
Why? Access. Credibility. Control. Protection from scrutiny.
Teachers, coaches, religious leaders, mentors — authority can become the perfect cover for manipula... more
Thank you to Annie Elise for having me back to continue our conversation on Epstein.
We’re diving deeper into the unfolding investigations surrounding the newly released files—going beyond the headlines and into the details that matter. Together, we... more
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I absolutely love this podcast! I do get upset listening to the stories but in the end very glad I did to try and help victims and understand the craziness in our world. Thank you Dr. Leslie
I could not get through the first episode.
It’s a toss up between which podcast host has less charisma - Katie Miller or Leslie Dobson. (Removing the PhD because of obvious grift.)
Be so misinformed about everything. Her political understanding is outrageously inaccurate and one sided. Trump has done so so many things he promised. 8 peace treaties?! I’d say that stopped wars. Don’t forget the democrats had Epstein files all that time. So why didn’t they open them???
I am a shopping cart returner, but I don’t drive! I was literally shocked thinking of anyone leaving their children!! Perspective is everything! Love your intentions and direction!
As a person with justice sensitivity, I appreciate the pants off this podcast!!
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Intense, debate-driven discussions blend forensic psychology with high-profile crime and culture stories. Episodes frequently dissect controversial cases, Epstein-related material, celebrity investigations, and media narratives, often challenging official accounts and highlighting transparency, accountability, and survivor perspectives. A hallmark is sharp, darkly humorous analysis from a licensed psychologist that aims to illuminate power dynamics, manipulation, and the psychology behind sensational headlines. Noteworthy is a willingness to tackle knotty topics across justice, media, and gender dynamics, making complex cases accessible while maintaining a critical edge for potential guests and sponsors seeking provocative conversations.
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2. Sarah Adams
3. Uldouz Wallace
4. Dr. Leslie
5. Kristina Finch Bloom
6. Donald Trump
7. Justin Trudeau
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