
Welcome to Criminal Motives, a true crime Youtube Channel where therapy meets investigation.I'm a therapist reacting to real life true crime events, analyzing not only the facts but also the human behavior behind them. Each episode, we will dissect current cases with compassion, professional insight, and a deep dive into the motivations behind the headlines. If you're drawn to gripping stories and... more
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 270 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | True Crime | |||

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Trigger warmer this podcast blows!!! Conversation keeps getting interrupted by a stuttering guy that repeats and says umm every other word. audio goes out worse than a radio station on a road trip
Decent podcast however sound cuts out constantly and it makes listening kind of irritating
Wow. I love the advice from these topics and the length of the episodes. And he has the best guests! Episodes are like mini therapy sessions with information at the end on how you can continue working on the subject. Coming from a narcissist and co-dependent parents and understanding my co-dependency, this information is really helpful.
As someone who's left a narcissist relationship Matt's podcast has helped me better understand how to navigate future relationships
Living with a person with narcissistic behavior, verbally and mentally abusive is exhausting. Matt has helped me find my voice and get the strength to stand up for myself and say enough!
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A therapist-host-based deep dive into true crime, blending clinical insight with investigative analysis. Episodes explore not just what happened, but why people behave as they do—covering case timelines, legal dynamics, media narratives, and the psychology behind high-profile investigations. The format stands out by coupling empathetic, trauma-informed perspectives with practical takeaways, often featuring experts from law, journalism, forensics, and crisis management to unpack motive, intent, and impact for curious listeners and potential sponsors alike.
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Recent guests on Criminal Motives include:
1. Ben Crump
2. Wayne Williams
3. Cody Thomas
4. Nema Romani
5. Justin Pernie
6. Brian Ross
7. Bridget Williams
8. Mike Howard
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