true crime
Hosted by Enchanted Scholar · true crime · EN-US
Every story has a missing chapter. Dive in to explore the patterns behind human choices and communication. Tune in to sharpen your analytical lens and discover what is sometimes hidden in plain sight.https://linktr.ee/Enchantedscholar
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Booking probability
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Signup to Generate a PitchEvery story has a missing chapter. Dive in to explore the patterns behind human choices and communication. Tune in to sharpen your analytical lens and discover what is sometimes hidden in plain sight.
The Missing Chapter is hosted by Enchanted Scholar. The show has published 15 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "The First 24 Hours" (23 October 2026, 9 minutes), "Hurt People Still Hurt People" (18 October 2026, 7 minutes), and "The Friend Who Needs You to Stay Small" (11 October 2026, 8 minutes).
The Missing Chapter publishes roughly a few times a week, with episodes averaging 7 minutes across 15 episodes.
Booking probability for The Missing Chapter is 36%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. The Missing Chapter requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. The Missing Chapter's contact route on record: public web form.
Enchanted Scholar hosts The Missing Chapter, a true crime podcast with 15 episodes published.
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Episode #14
Episode 14 When someone you love gets locked up, where do you even begin? Let’s navigate the first steps together. If you're facing your own day one, you're not alone. One step at a time. Tune in — because sometimes...
Episode #13
Trauma Isn't a Free Pass-Here's the Truth No One Wants to Hear. Tune in as we unpack trauma, accountability, and the uncomfortable line between healing and making excuses.
Episode #12
Episode 12 explores friendship, jealousy, and the uncomfortable truth about outgrowing people. What if your friends love depends on you never outgrowingthem? Are they supporting your growth- or threatened by it? Listen...
Episode #11
Episode 11 explores the psychology behind our financial choices, and how to make your money work harder for your future.
Episode #10
<p>Episode 10 explores how being underestimated can work in your favor—and when it can quietly work against you. What are they assuming about you? Listen Now.</p>
Episode #10
Episode 10 explores how being underestimated can work in your favor—and when it can quietly work against you. What are they assuming about you? Listen Now.
Episode #9
<p>Episode 9 explores the difference between chemistry, anxiety, and emotional intensity. When Chemistry is Really Anxiety.</p>
Episode #9
Episode 9 explores the difference between chemistry, anxiety, and emotional intensity. When Chemistry is Really Anxiety.
Episode #7
<p>In this Episode we unpack information avoidance, confirmation bias, cognitive dissonance, source motives, and the consequences of knowing.</p><p>So let me ask you before you listen:</p><p>Would you rather know the...
Episode #7
In this Episode we unpack information avoidance, confirmation bias, cognitive dissonance, source motives, and the consequences of knowing. So let me ask you before you listen: Would you rather know the truth… or protect...
Episode #7
<p>How do you recognize manipulation tactics—and take back your power?</p>
Episode #7
How do you recognize manipulation tactics—and take back your power?
Episode #6
<p>Sometimes the data is precise while the conclusion is wrong. Digital evidence can tell us where a device was—but does it always tell us where a person was.</p>
Episode #6
Sometimes the data is precise while the conclusion is wrong. Digital evidence can tell us where a device was—but does it always tell us where a person was.
Episode #5
<p>When someone has a reputation for being a good person, do we examine the evidence differently? </p>
Episode #5
When someone has a reputation for being a good person, do we examine the evidence differently?
Episode #4
<p>A statement can sound convincing. </p><p>A story can sound sincere. </p><p>But neither one tells you what actually happened.</p><p>Sometimes, the confession itself becomes the distraction.</p>
Episode #4
A statement can sound convincing. A story can sound sincere. But neither one tells you what actually happened. Sometimes, the confession itself becomes the distraction.
Episode #3
<p>You saw the video, but did you see the truth? Same footage. Different story. What happened before the camera started?</p>
Episode #3
You saw the video, but did you see the truth? Same footage. Different story. What happened before the camera started?
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