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Signup to Generate a PitchRecent episodes include "The Psychology of Destroying Evidence: Fear, Control, and Criminal Decision-Making" (1 November 2026, 3 minutes), "Why Gang Loyalty Can Become Stronger Than Personal Safety" (27 October 2026, 4 minutes), and "The Psychology of Forced Recruitment and Cartel Coercion" (26 October 2026, 3 minutes).
Forensic Psychology publishes roughly daily, with episodes averaging 4 minutes.
Booking probability for Forensic Psychology is 38%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Forensic Psychology requires a Pod Score of 92 or higher. Forensic Psychology's contact route on record: public web form.
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Forensic Psychology is an education podcast.
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Forensic Psychology
Why do offenders sometimes believe they can eliminate every trace of their actions? Explore panic, motivated reasoning, overconfidence, cognitive narrowing, and the illusion of control. Discuss the psychological...
Forensic Psychology
What psychological forces lead individuals to remain loyal to groups even when membership increases their risk of harm? Explore social identity, conformity, perceived threats, and the psychology of belonging through...
Forensic Psychology
Examine how threats, isolation, coercive control, and fear may influence individuals recruited into criminal organizations. Distinguish voluntary participation from trafficking and forced recruitment.
What psychological processes allow multiple offenders to participate in a coordinated mass killing? Using the St. Valentine’s Day Massacre as a historical case study, we examine group loyalty, moral disengagement...
Forensic Psychology
How do forensic psychologists assess psychopathic traits when an interview alone is insufficient? Explore the Psychopathy Checklist–Revised, the importance of collateral records, and the difference between psychopathy...
Forensic Psychology
What happens when a murder investigation challenges society's assumptions about who is capable of violence? The 1860 Road Hill House murder exposed the complicated relationship between family dynamics, social...
Forensic Psychology
The disappearance of two royal children in 1483 illustrates the difficulty of evaluating allegations when evidence is incomplete and political interests are powerful. Richard III became the central suspect, but...
Forensic Psychology
Patients thought their fertility doctor was helping them conceive using carefully selected anonymous donors. Years later, some discovered something almost impossible to believe: their doctor himself appeared to be the...
Forensic Psychology
Does being high in psychopathic traits mean someone will become violent or criminal? The relationship is much more complicated than popular culture suggests. This episode examines psychopathy as a constellation of...
Forensic Psychology
The organized-disorganized typology shaped how generations of investigators and students were trained to read a crime scene — careful planning and control on one side, impulsivity and chaos on the other. This episode...
Forensic Psychology
For more than six decades, he was known only as the "Boy in the Box" — one of America's most haunting unidentified murder victims, his battered body found outside Philadelphia in 1957. Despite thousands of leads...
Teresa Ann Houck, 23, left her job at a Baltimore club in October 1986 and was found shot to death in Druid Hill Park hours later, leaving investigators with evidence but no suspect. For nearly 40 years, the case sat...
Forensic Psychology
The getaway driver may never enter the building, hold a weapon, or physically harm anyone—yet they can play an essential role in a violent crime. Psychologically, their distance from the violence can make participation...
Forensic Psychology
Courts have long allowed detectives to use certain deceptive tactics during interrogations — falsely claiming an accomplice confessed, or that evidence exists when it doesn't — but that doesn't mean anything goes. This...
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Can damage to the brain actually change someone’s personality enough to contribute to criminal behavior? From impaired impulse control to aggression and poor judgment, injuries to certain brain regions can dramatically...
Forensic Psychology
When Alexander Litvinenko, a former Russian security officer, fell inexplicably ill in London in 2006, doctors initially had no explanation — until forensic testing uncovered polonium-210 in his system. This episode...
Forensic Psychology
When 19-year-old Stephen Smith was found dead on a South Carolina road in 2015, investigators initially attributed his death to a vehicle strike — a conclusion that didn't hold up over time. This episode looks at what...
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Through the lens of forensic psychology, this case illustrates how pathological jealousy and an obsessive need for control can drive an intimate partner toward violent, calculated homicide. Émile Gourbin demonstrated...
Forensic Psychology
China just deployed the EngineAI T800 humanoid robot alongside SWAT officers in Shenzhen, walking real public patrols with fluid human-like motion, 5G real-time alerts, and zero fatigue – the most advanced real-world...
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The NFL’s billion-dollar concussion settlement was designed to compensate former players suffering from the devastating neurological consequences of a career in professional football — but a bombshell report reveals...
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