Episodes

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Aug. 31, 2026

Jason Arday: Academia’s Miracle Man

# The Complex Legacy of Jason Arday > Exploring the life, achievements, and controversies of a remarkable figure. In this issue, we dive into the life and tragic death of Jason Arday, a Cambridge University professor whose journey was marked by remarkable claims and serious allegations. ## A Promising Scholar Jason Arday was a 41-year-old professor of sociology at the University of Cambridge, focusing on critical issues like race, mental health, and social justice. His work sought to illumin...
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Aug. 24, 2026

Lisa Britton: Is Modern Feminism hurting Women?

feminism, gender dynamics, economic shifts, gender pay gap, systemic bias, family impact, victimhood misogyny, happiness, modern woman Summary In this conversation, Travis Myers and Lisa discuss the evolution of feminism and its impact on modern society, particularly focusing on how current feminist movements may be failing women. They explore historical waves of feminism, economic shifts affecting gender dynamics, misconceptions surrounding the gender pay gap, systemic biases against men, and...
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Aug. 17, 2026

Travis Goes To The Movies: The 15 Best New York City Movies According To “Nobody”

# Exploring New York Through Cinema: A Personal Journey > Travis Myers shares his top films set in the Big Apple. Hey there, In this episode, Travis Myers dives deep into his love for cinema, specifically movies set in New York City. It's a journey through time, nostalgia, and the emotional connections that these films evoke. ## Favorite Films About New York City Travis reflects on the challenge of narrowing down his favorite films, leading to an expansive list of 16 movies that capture the...
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Aug. 10, 2026

Dr Joanna Mancrieff: Depression; The Chemical Imbalance myth & The SSRI Illusion

The Lies of SSRIs: Unpacking the Myths Behind Antidepressants In the world of mental health, the narrative surrounding SSRIs (Selective Serotonin Reuptake Inhibitors) has long been dominated by the belief that depression is caused by a lack of serotonin in the brain. This widely accepted idea has led millions to seek out these medications as a remedy for their emotional pain. However, recent research and discussions reveal a different perspective, one that questions the validity of this long-st...
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Aug. 3, 2026

DR JEFFREY L SMALDON: FORENSIC PSYCHOLOGIST

### The Dark Fascination: Understanding Serial Killers Through Personal Accounts In a world where true crime has become a popular genre, the stories of serial killers often leave us both horrified and intrigued. But what if you could delve deeper into the minds of these individuals through the lens of someone who has corresponded with them? In this post, we will explore the personal journey of Jeffrey Smalldon, a writer and hospital administrator, who found himself drawn to the complexities of ...
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July 27, 2026

Nate Lewis of The Innocent; Child Trafficking in the US

### The Fight Against Child Exploitation: Training Law Enforcement to Protect the Innocent In today’s digital age, the challenges of protecting children from exploitation have intensified. How can law enforcement effectively combat online predators and ensure the safety of our youth? In this post, we'll delve into the proactive strategies employed by law enforcement to safeguard children, exploring the vital training programs designed to empower officers in the field. ### Understanding the Mis...
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July 20, 2026

Travis Talks Stuff: Are We Living In A Dystopian Time?/My Sons Have No Ambition

# Are We Living in Dystopian Times? Insights from Travis Myers In recent years, many have felt a growing sense of unease about the direction society is heading. Are we living through a dystopia, as some suggest? In this blog post, we delve into the thought-provoking insights shared by Travis Myers on his podcast, where he addresses this pressing question along with concerns from listeners about the future. ## Understanding Dystopia: A Modern Perspective Dystopia is often associated with futur...
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July 13, 2026

Detective Dave MacNeil: The Boston Marathon Bombing

The Boston Marathon Bombing: Lessons Learned from a Tragic Day
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July 6, 2026

Serial Killer Israel Keyes, Evil Genius? We Don’t Think So w/Julia Cowley FBI

How Israel Keyes Redefined the Notion of a Serial Killer: Insights from a Profiler
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June 29, 2026

Happy Birthday America! 250 Years!

Happy Birthday, America: Celebrating 250 Years of Freedom and Opportunity
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June 22, 2026

WHAT HAPPENED TO JEFF ANDERSON?? w/ Jules Thorp

Discover the mysterious case of Jeff Anderson, a man whose death raises more questions than answers. Learn about the investigation and community impact surrounding this tragic event. In this blog post, we delve into the perplexing case of Jeff Anderson, a 40-year-old man whose life was cut short under suspicious circumstances. Why did his death go uninvestigated? What were the events leading up to that fateful night? Join us as we explore the details of this case and what it means for the commu...
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June 15, 2026

SPLC Southern Poverty Law Center: The Actual Purveyors of Hate?

In recent discussions, the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) has found itself at the forefront of controversy, particularly following an indictment that raised numerous ethical questions. This post will explore the SPLC's history, the allegations against it, and the broader implications of its actions on society. ### The SPLC Indictment On April 21, 2026, a grand jury returned an indictment against the SPLC, detailing 11 counts including wire fraud and conspiracy to commit money laundering. T...
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June 8, 2026

TRAVIS TALKS: ARE PEOPLE FUNDAMENTALLY GOOD OR BAD?

STORYTIME WITH TRAVIS: DAY OF THE LIVING DEAD
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June 1, 2026

Dr Chris DeArmitt: The Fear Of Plastics, The Next New Thing

Understanding Microplastics: Debunking Myths and Discovering Truths Learn the truth about microplastics, their actual effects, and why the media often misrepresents the science. Perfect for anyone concerned about plastic safety. In a world increasingly concerned about health and safety, the conversation around microplastics and their potential dangers has surged. Many are left wondering: Are microplastics harmful? In this post, we’ll break down the facts shared by Dr. Chris DeArmitt, a leading...
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May 25, 2026

David M. Splain: Author of Blood on the Trolley; The Murder of Kareem Johnson

Learn how to approach homicide investigations with insights from police chief David Splain, who discusses his experience in solving complex cases and the realities of law enforcement today. This post is essential for aspiring detectives, true crime enthusiasts, and anyone interested in understanding the intricate world of police work. In the world of true crime, many narratives are shaped by dramatized portrayals that often gloss over the painstaking realities of investigations. When I sat down...
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May 18, 2026

AUTHOR STACY HORN: INSIDE NYC'S COLD CASE SQUAD

summary Join Travis Myers in a compelling conversation with author Stacy Horn as they explore her book 'The Restless Sleep' and delve into the intricacies of police work, cold cases, and the human stories behind crime. Discover insights into detective life, forensic advancements, and the ongoing challenges faced by law enforcement in this in-depth interview. True Crime, Police Work, Cold Cases, Detective Stories, Forensic Science, Criminal Justice, NYC Police, Stacy Horn, The Restless Sleep, C...
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May 11, 2026

Travis Talks Stuff: The Psuedointellect

In this episode of the Another Nobody Podcast, Travis Myers dives deep into the growing divide between working-class common sense and upper middle class pseudo-intellectualism. Inspired by a listener email, Travis breaks down what common sense really means—and why it feels like it’s disappearing in today’s world of social media, buzzwords, and performative intelligence. From politics and media to education and everyday life, this episode pulls no punches. Travis shares his unfiltered take on: ...
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May 4, 2026

Author Nina Innsted: Stories of Michigan's Murdered and Missing

In this engaging interview, author, Nina Innsted, from Already Gone discusses her new book Unsolved Michigan, her work with missing persons, and the importance of local case advocacy. Discover insights into cold cases, the challenges of law enforcement, and how community efforts can make a difference. true crime, Michigan, cold cases, missing persons, law enforcement, unsolved mysteries, advocacy, crime investigation, podcast, book key topics Selection process for cases in Unsolved Michigan ...
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April 27, 2026

Dr. Richard Blake: The Myths of Trauma & PTSD

In this insightful interview, Dr. Richard Blake challenges common myths about trauma and mental health, exploring how societal conditioning, overdiagnosis, and cultural shifts influence our understanding of mental illness. He emphasizes the importance of resilience, genetics, and realistic perspectives in mental health recovery. trauma myths, mental health, resilience, genetics, societal conditioning, therapy culture, PTSD, family estrangement, mental illness statistics, recovery strategies ke...
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April 20, 2026

Author: Nancy Abercrombie; Don't Be The Subject of a Truecrime Podcast

In this engaging interview, Nancy Abercrombie, an abduction prevention specialist and author, shares vital safety tips, personal protection tools, and insights on how awareness and preparedness can prevent victimization. Travis Myers explores her expertise, her book 'Don't Be a Subject of a True Crime Podcast,' and practical advice for staying safe in everyday life. personal safety, abduction prevention, self-defense, true crime, safety tips, awareness, protective tools, Nancy Abercrombie, Trav...
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April 13, 2026

Katherine Boyle: Beyond The Uniform With The LTs Daughter, Helping Police Families Cope

In this insightful interview, Katherine Boyle, known as the LT's daughter, shares her journey from fashion to advocating for police families. She discusses the impact of law enforcement careers on families, the importance of communication, and practical tools to strengthen family bonds amidst the challenges faced by police officers. police families, mental health, family communication, law enforcement, advocacy, trauma, work-life balance, police culture, support tools key topics Impact of pol...
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April 6, 2026

The Dancer And The Cannibal

In this episode of Storytime with Travis, Another Nobody host Travis Myers tells one of the most disturbing crimes in New York City history. In the summer of 1989, a young Swiss dancer named Monica Birel moved into an East Village apartment with a strange and charismatic man named Daniel Rakowitz. What began as a roommate situation quickly spiraled into something far darker. Rakowitz, known around Tompkins Square Park as a marijuana dealer and eccentric street preacher, claimed to be both Jesu...
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March 31, 2026

Dr Fiona Girkin PHD: The Darker Side Of Women

Ever wondered why some women excel at manipulation? Let’s dive into the dark tetrad traits that might explain it. Tag someone who needs to hear this! In our latest chat, Dr. Fiona Girkin breaks down the dark tetrad: psychopathy, narcissism, Machiavellianism, and sadism. These traits can be subtle yet powerful, often lurking in workplaces and social interactions. Did you know that not all narcissists are psychopaths, but all psychopaths are narcissists? Understanding these traits can help you ...
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March 23, 2026

POLICE STORIES: VIOLENCE AND RESTRAINT

In this episode of the Another Nobody podcast, Travis Myers shares heartfelt feedback from listeners and dives into gripping police stories that highlight the themes of restraint and the realities of law enforcement. Through personal anecdotes, he illustrates the challenges faced by police officers and the importance of restraint in high-pressure situations. The conversation also touches on public perceptions of police actions and the statistics that reveal the truth behind police shootings. Ta...