Something Was Wrong is an Iris Award-winning true-crime docuseries about the discovery, trauma, and recovery from shocking life events and abusive relationships.
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*Content warning: This story includes descriptions of grooming and sexual abuse, threats of gun violence, workplace abuse, suicidal ideation, physical and emotional violence, stalking, threats of homicide, abortion, self-harm, and stalking. more
*Content warning: This episode includes discussion of grooming and sexual abuse involving a minor, gun violence, workplace abuse, suicidal ideation, physical and emotional violence, stalking, threats of homicide. more
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Will you be doing an updated episode on the Biden administration and his gaslighting?
At first I couldn’t get enough of this podcast until the end of season five and the start of season six. Please leave the political opinions for another forum. Personal opinions that are shared on something outside of the podcast’s themes can alienate listeners.
Decided to give this podcast a try after binging all of the popular true crime/scandal podcasts and the first story I listened to had my jaw on the FLOOR. Love that this podcast gives a platform for the survivors of these unfortunate events to share their stories. Also to the people complaining it’s one-sided storytelling.. do we really need to hear from the guy who burned his wife’s house down or the people who, according to public record, have multiple domestic violence charges, restraining ... more
Obviously this podcast is a hit, but I found the first Sara and Dick story disturbing. Yes, he was a creep with a personality disorder. but the way that the victim and the host eventually dissected the relationship was creepy. not once did the fiancé seem to own up to how fast she moved with this guy, and she moved as fast as he did, not stepping back and questioning the lightning speed as later on we find out that other, less easily dazzled, women did. There were plenty of red flags. And she ad... more
This podcast addresses such important issues that are usually swept under the rug. I’ve become more emotionally intelligent as well as someone who sees red flags way more quickly bc I was exposed to these women’s stories. Thank you Tiffany for creating this space, and also to the incredible women who are so courageous in sharing their stories.
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Something Was Wrong launched 4 years ago and published 137 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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