
New episodes every Tuesday at 12am EST New Patreon episodes every Saturday at 12pm EST This podcast will delve into the lives of those who have been reduced to a single headline. Each episode will take a closer look at the stories of those who are on a mission to change their narrative. Through raw and honest interviews, we will reveal the human behind the headline. Join me, as we uncover the trut... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 438 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Matt Easton knows how to sell.
But this conversation is not really about sales.
It’s about the tiny interactions that can change your career, your relationships and the way people respond to you.
Matt joins Rachel Uchitel to explain the “cheat cod... more
Cornell is all over the news right now — a former student alleges she was drugged and assaulted by fraternity brothers two years ago, and it's only coming out now. But nobody's talking about Maddie Kowalski. And it just happened to her.
Just last ye... more
From the outside, Venus Griffin appeared to have the perfect life.
She and her husband were raising six children in Augusta, Georgia. They were PTA presidents, sat front row at church every Sunday, and were known around town as the “Ken and Barbie o... more
She has millions of followers who say she saved their lives — and critics who say she's running a cult.
Teal Swan is one of the most polarizing spiritual teachers on the internet. She built an empire on YouTube talking about trauma, depression, and h... more
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Way too many commercials with zero transition. Every other podcast transitions professionally into commercials. This one interrupts practically mid sentence. Comes off as low budget and amateur. Talking over guests is obnoxious. Guests talking over host is obnoxious. Lorena Bobbetts endlessly backstory was beyond boring and irrelevant. Couldn’t even get to the actual topic of the crime committed because the fluff droned on and one.
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Rachel Uchitel is an amazing interviewer. Her life experience gives her real compassion but she’s also direct and doesn’t dance around the hard stuff. She’s sharp, funny, and makes every conversation feel honest and engaging. This has quickly become my favorite podcast. Highly recommend!!
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So I don’t have much room for new podcasts. I gave Miss Understood a listen initially because I am interested in the Ellen Greenberg case. Then it sat for a while. #nonewfriends, am I right? But THEN..I listened to a few other episodes. I love this hall show.
Rachel is smart, authentic, insightful, and makes me rethink everything I *think* I know about people. I’ve heard some of her guests interviewed by others. Rachel’s neutral, nonjudgmental approach is quite disarming-guests actually answer ... more
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This program foregrounds guests who have been reduced to a single headline and strives to reveal the human stories behind public narratives. Across episodes, conversations cover fame, reinvention, impact of media portrayal, and personal redemption, with a consistent emphasis on accountability, second chances, and transforming stigma into understanding. Notable strengths include a thoughtful, interview-driven approach that probes beneath sensational headlines, a willingness to tackle timely and controversial subjects, and a host known for thorough preparation and a nonjudgmental style. Potential listeners who seek nuanced perspectives on public figures, resilience, and the complex dynamics of media coverage are likely to find this engaging, ... more
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