True Crime Psychology and Personality dives deep into the pathology behind some of the most horrendous crimes and those who commit them. We discuss topics like narcissism, psychopathy, sociopathy, and antisocial personality disorder from a scientifically informed perspective. What is a narcissist? What makes a person develop narcissistic personality disorder or become a psychopath? How do you spot... more
Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 461 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | True CrimeScienceSocial Sciences |
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I love this subject matter, but the host is really emotionless in his telling of it. Flat. There are more entertaining podcasts out there that deal with true crime. Sorry. Just doesn’t hole my attention, even though I love the topic.
I enjoyed and appreciated this poscast at the beginning when the podcaster stuck to his field of expertise. The commentary analyzing offender behavior in light of diagnostic criteria for various conditions and disorders was quite interesting and enlightening. However, the longer I listened the more he strayed from scientific analysis into questionable opinion. This was particularly noticeable to me when he commented on legal aspects of cases with which I am familiar. One egregious example: in di... more
I really like this podcast. However, I gave it a low rating because of the “extra” podcast at the end. I don’t know why I can’t fast forward through content I have absolutely no interest in.
Why do people with no delivery skills, little apparent expertise and zero sense of humour decide to make podcasts? Will never understand.
Not sure there’s a point to just robotically stating the facts of a case and offering an ‘analysis’ that consists of incredibly basic observations than any layperson could provide. Why do people with no delivery skills and very limited expertise do podcasts??
Apple Podcasts | #211 | Saudi Arabia/True Crime |
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