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A medical mystery fiction series inspired by a real doctor's cases. When other doctors don't know who to call... they call Dr. Bruce Young, "The Mind Doctor". When a case exists at the intersection of mental health and physical health, he finds the connection point, to solve the medical mystery. For fans of shows like THE PITT, HOUSE, and ER.

Starring Aasif Mandvi (CBS' "Evil"). Join Akshay Nanavati, on a journey to the razor's edge. Akshay doesn't just overcome adversity, but encourages seeking it out. Akshay's philosophy is "Fearvana" - that suffering, pain and fear are the access points to a life of true joy, meaning, fulfillment and bliss. Over the course of this series, Akshay serves in the Marines in Iraq, goes to Liberia and helps war orphans, and goes through the dangerous process of preparing for a solo trek across Antarctica. Find light in the darkness, with Akshay Nanavati and "Fearvana".

Peter Stormare (Fargo, Constantine) and Denis O'Hare (American Horror Story, True Blood, Michael Clayton) star in this dramatic thriller audio drama, which imagines (based on real history) a relationship between Adolf Hitler and his reluctant personal psychotherapist, which turns deadly, as the two men meet when Hitler is just an unknown corporal and are surprisingly bound together during Hitler's rise to power... and his downfall, when Dr. Dromyrk becomes determined to destroy him.... Hippocratic Oath be damned. Adapted to podcast by Desmond Fosbery. Based on the novel "The Dromyrk File" by ...

A new true crime story about innocence, guilt, and the thin line that divides them when you’re accused of a crime… The Patsy. Narrated by The West Wing’s Joshua Malina. We don't think about journalists being killed in America. But it happens here too. On June 2, 1976, Don Bolles, a reporter for the Arizona Republic, was killed by a car bomb in the parking lot of a hotel in Phoenix – the first assassination of an investigative journalist in modern America. Bolles had been writing about corruption in the state, especially the connection between the dog racing industry and the mafia. ...

A true story adventure, of a perilous journey into a vast, dangerous ocean... and the three complete strangers, on a tiny boat, trying to survive it. In February of 1999, 26-year-old U.S. Naval Submarine Officer Cameron Thurman set out from Pearl Harbor, Hawaii to Yokosuka, Japan, aboard a 32-foot sailboat. Cameron was accompanied by a crew of two complete strangers: Japanese free-spirit and surfer Hiroki, and Polish family man Charlie. Charlie was the only one of the trio with any significant sailing experience.  It was a journey intended to take less than 30 days; it would stretch on for ...

Mother Teresa, Dr. Seuss, Gandhi. Is it possible these enlightened historical figures were total scumbags? That's what we try to decide in Scumbags of History, where we pick through the dirty underwear pile of lesser-known facts about some of the famous people society has put on a pedestal. Hosted by confirmed scumbags, comedians Brittany Schmitt and Mateen Stewart, Scumbags Of History is a thoroughly disreputable history lesson on the people you thought you knew from history. Episodes on Frank Sinatra, Albert Einstein, Winston Churchill, James Brown, Charlie Chaplin, Abraham Lincoln, Thomas ...

A new crime, every time. Each episode of ALLEGEDLY tells the story of a true crime through an interview with someone connected to the crime. Episodes include immersive sound design, actor portrayals in scripted segments, and original music.

An anthology series of true inspirational stories, Hope Lives Here features real people telling their own uplifting stories of overcoming adversity, with their tales supplemented by actor portrayals, sound design, and original music.

Each episode, a different true story of war, told either by the veterans who lived it or people who are connected to the true story, supplemented by original music, immersive sound design, and performances recreating some of these true moments in military life.

Remi Brooks is a professional therapist and amateur car thief (you'll have to listen to find out why). She helps others deal with anxiety, but she's got plenty of her own, as she has OCD, depression and anxiety herself. On My Weekly Panic Attack, Remi and her well-adjusted best friend Liz laugh about the embarrassing things we all do on a daily basis that are the result of anxiety. If you're looking for a safe space to laugh with two friends about the horror of daily life, look no further than My Weekly Panic Attack.

Based on a true story. Sidney Buchman was nominated for four Oscars, but his career came to a screeching halt when he was accused of communist ties. In a wild true story of art imitating life, Sidney, who wrote "Mr. Smith Goes To Washington", would have his own face-off with Washington, when he was pressured to "name names" of other suspected communists to get himself off the hook. Would Sidney choose his honor, or his career? Michael B. Silver, Sidney's real-life grandson (and an accomplished actor and writer himself), plays his grandfather in this scripted audio drama podcast reminiscent of ...

Join Dr. Joy Bracey, a licensed mental health therapist who has spent a lifetime in a fat body, on a journey of self-love, weight loss, and total transformation from the inside out. As Dr. Joy debates getting weight-loss surgery, she loses over 100 pounds along the way, and consults with a spectrum of people in her life, from family to medical professionals, before making her final decision. In this podcast, you will hear raw, eye-opening conversations that will change the way people think about fatness. Dr. Joy’s vulnerability and candor will help people understand and heal all sorts of ...

Jack Quaid (Oppenheimer, The Boys) stars in this docuseries podcast, as one woman retraces her WWII veteran father's steps, after he was captured by the Japanese and kept in one of the most notorious POW camps, and had to find a way to survive.

Conversations With Men I Wish I Never Had is a podcast where former Master Mariner and Navy Lieutenant Commander Adena Grundy has candid, raw, cathartic, and often surprisingly funny conversations with women about their experiences in traditionally male-dominated fields, like the navy, Merchant Marines, and the police force.

Keshia "K.B." Green hosts Across Social Media Lines, a podcast that interviews people who have formed deeply meaningful relationships exclusively through social media. Guests run the gamut from years-long friends who meet in real life for the first time on the show, to a female gamer, to coworkers across continents for years. This podcast explores how social media doesn't have to isolate us, it can be a tool to build powerful personal relationships.

Linda Keen had been especially intuitive since she was young, but her unusual abilities escalate drastically when she used meditation techniques to visit an astral plain, where she had an extraordinary, transcendental experience with John Lennon. Producer Adam Prince investigates Linda's story in this new docudrama podcast, John Lennon In Heaven.

Comedians Jeff Charlebois and Gali Kroup interview other stand-up comics about their worst stories of "bombing" on stage, as well as how they've overcome challenges and setbacks in pursuit of a life in comedy.

You've read the headlines, now hear from the people directly affected by the contamination at Marine Corps Base Camp LeJeune, and those who fought to make Congress acknowledge what happened and take action.