
No One Is Coming is a documentary podcast about what happens after the reassuring part ends. The plan failed. The system is late. Everyone else is still looking around to see if someone is in charge.
Each episode takes apart a different disaster, failure, scam, outbreak, crowd, shipwreck, or deeply avoidable human mess to figure out what actually mattered, what people missed, and what gave someone... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 14 | Founded | 3 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | DocumentaryEducationSelf-ImprovementSociety & Culture | |||

Why do some of us love being scared, while others can't even watch a crime show before bed?
Just in time for Halloween, journalist, author, and X-Ray Vision co-host Rosie Knight returns to talk about our strange relationship with horror. From the mo... more
A locked door is one thing. The helpful person standing beside it is where Jenny Radcliffe comes in.
In this short bonus deep dive, ethical social engineer Jenny Radcliffe, known as “The People Hacker,” explains how she’s hired to get past security ... more
Another ship was close enough to see the Titanic as it sank. So why didn't it come to the rescue?
In this short bonus deep dive, Titanic historian Tim Maltin reveals how extraordinary atmospheric conditions may have contributed to a catastrophic ser... more
Why do we pay to be terrified by horror movies and haunted houses, yet struggle to think clearly when fear becomes real? And what if some of our most deeply held beliefs about panic, courage, and survival are wrong?
In the Season One finale of No On... more
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I found the first two episodes to be both informative but also darkly humorous, which is right up my alley. This podcast keeps me on my toes and ultra engaged, which I love during long walks or work. I especially love the Alien episode, as I have a soft spot for weirdness.
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A documentary-style series that uncovers how people respond when plans fail and disasters unfold. Episodes explore everyday risks, large-scale crises, and the human factors shaping outcomes—from safety protocols and emergency medicine to scams, missing persons, and shipboard epidemics. Across interviews with researchers, investigators, healthcare professionals, historians, and security experts, the show blends data, narrative storytelling, and practical takeaways to help listeners recognize risk, think clearly under pressure, and make better choices before trouble escalates. A notable strength is its wide range of guests and topics, which keeps discussions grounded in real-world systems while remaining accessible to general audiences. The f... more
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Recent guests on No One Is Coming include:
1. Jenny Radcliffe
2. Tim Maltin
3. Rosie Knight
4. Michael Fanselow
5. Meghan Fitzgerald
6. Chris Hicks
7. Bjørn Sætrevik
8. Kayley Estes
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