Episodes

In this deeply moving episode, Travis Myers speaks with Hope Hooton, who shares her harrowing journey through an abusive marriage that culminated in the tragic loss of her two children, Alec and Lydia. Hope recounts her relationship with her estranged husband, Brock, detailing the early signs of manipulation and control that escalated over time. After a series of traumatic events, including the deaths of her parents, Hope made the courageous decision to seek a divorce, only to face a devastating...

Summary In this episode, Tavis Myers welcomes back Julia Cowley, a former FBI profiler, to discuss the infamous Golden State Killer, Joseph James D'Angelo Jr. Julia shares her personal journey and fascination with true crime, particularly her involvement in profiling D'Angelo's case. She reflects on the surreal experience of working on a case she had followed for years, emphasizing the complexity of the investigation that spanned multiple jurisdictions and involved numerous crimes, including bu...

Herbert Mullin, serial killer, mental illness, spree killer, California, criminal psychology, trial, schizophrenia, crime, murder Takeaways Herbert Mullin was born on the anniversary of a major earthquake. He was well-liked and popular in high school, contrary to typical serial killer profiles. Mullin developed paranoid schizophrenia after a traumatic event in college. His killing spree lasted four months, resulting in 13 murders. Mullin's motivations included delusions about earthquakes a...

I Don’t Like Mondays: The True Story Behind America’s First Modern School Shooting by N. Leigh Hunt In this episode of Another Nobody, we take a deep, unflinching look at the case of Brenda Spencer, the teenage girl behind what is widely considered America’s first modern school shooting. On January 29, 1979, Spencer opened fire from her home across the street from Cleveland Elementary School, killing two adults and wounding multiple children and a police officer. When asked why she did it, her ...

Two girls disappear. Years pass. The questions only get louder. In this episode of Another Nobody, host Travis Myers sits down with Jules Thorp to revisit the chilling case of the Wix Girls disappearance—and to talk through the latest updates, renewed attention, and what’s changed (and what hasn’t) as new information and fresh interest bring the case back into focus. We walk through the known timeline, the most disputed details, and the theories that keep resurfacing—along with the realities o...

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Keywords Drew Champion, punk rock, music history, authenticity, political expression, DC punk scene, cancel culture, music industry, personal experiences, musical influences, punk rock, music industry, cancel culture, intersectionality, women in music, punk ethos, music controversies, future of punk, rock and roll, DIY music Summary In this engaging conversation, Drew Champion, lead singer of The Split Seconds, shares his journey through the punk rock scene, discussing his musical influences,...

In this conversation, Nina Instead, a well-known podcaster (Already Gone) and missing persons advocate, shares her journey into the world of true crime, particularly focusing on missing persons cases. She discusses the impact of the Oakland County child killer on her life, the role of social media in raising awareness, and the importance of community support in solving these cases. Nina emphasizes the need for accurate information and the emotional toll that missing persons cases take on famili...

Another Nobody Podcast host Travis Myers sits down with Natasha Myers Marsiguerra for a deep and engaging conversation covering her work, experiences, ideas, and the stories that shaped her voice. In this interview, Natasha opens up about her background, creative journey, personal worldview, and the insights she’s gained along the way. This episode delivers thoughtful dialogue, candid moments, and compelling perspectives—perfect for listeners who appreciate long-form discussions that go beyond ...

In this episode of Another Nobody, host Travis Myers sits down with Detective Brian Bogdanoff, author of Three Fires Burning, one of the most seasoned investigators in major crimes, cold cases, and high-stakes interrogations. Bogdanoff pulls back the curtain on the realities of detective work—what really happens behind the scenes, the emotional toll of chasing violent offenders, and the victories and failures that shaped his career. From the complexities of homicide investigations to the subtle...

In this episode of Another Nobody, host Travis Myers sits down with Jaimee Michell, a passionate activist and founder of organizations that advocate for protecting children from irreversible transgender medical interventions. Jaime shares her insights on the social, political, and ethical issues surrounding gender ideology, puberty blockers, and the growing debate over minors undergoing transition procedures. They discuss how the media frames this topic, what inspired Jaimee’s activism, and the...

In this episode of Another Nobody, host Travis Myers dives deep into the ruthlessly violent world of The Westies, the infamous Irish mob that ruled Hell’s Kitchen from the 1960s through the 1980s. Known for kidnappings, dismemberments, extortion, and absolute chaos, The Westies left a bloody legacy that still haunts New York’s criminal history. Travis breaks down: How The Westies rose to power Jimmy Coonan, Mickey Featherstone, and the personalities behind the brutality Their alliance with t...

In this episode of Another Nobody, host Travis Myers dives deep into the ruthlessly violent world of The Westies, the infamous Irish mob that ruled Hell’s Kitchen from the 1960s through the 1980s. Known for kidnappings, dismemberments, extortion, and absolute chaos, The Westies left a bloody legacy that still haunts New York’s criminal history. Travis breaks down: How The Westies rose to power Jimmy Coonan, Mickey Featherstone, and the personalities behind the brutality Their alliance with t...

This conversation delves into the heartbreaking journey of Brandi Morey-Pols, who shares her experiences of co-parenting, domestic violence, and the tragic loss of her son, Rowan. The discussion highlights the systemic failures in the legal system that contributed to this tragedy and the subsequent birth of the Rowan Project, which aims to advocate for legislative changes to protect children from filicide and improve the Amber Alert system. Brandi and her friend Heidi Britton-Zent discuss their ...

In this conversation, Cairenn Binder discusses the process of generating investigative leads through DNA analysis, emphasizing the importance of building family trees and understanding relationships among relatives. She highlights the hypothesis-driven nature of this work, acknowledging the potential for unknown family connections that could impact investigations. The conversation underscores the necessity of confirming hypotheses through traditional investigative methods. Takeaways Our goal i...

In this conversation, Kevin J. Laws shares his experiences as a former Homeland Security agent specializing in child exploitation investigations. He discusses the evolution of technology and its impact on crime, particularly how the internet has facilitated child exploitation. Laws reflects on the psychological toll of his work, the challenges faced by law enforcement, and the importance of awareness and education for parents. He emphasizes the need for society to understand the realities of ped...

In this conversation, Cosmo Costa shares his extensive career in law enforcement, spanning nearly 39 years with the New Rochelle Police Department. He discusses his early life, the path that led him to policing, and the evolution of law enforcement technology. Costa reflects on notable cases, including the tragic Valerie Reyes case, and emphasizes the importance of community engagement and humor in policing. He also shares insights on training new officers and offers advice for those entering th...

Why do serial killers fascinate us, and what can history really tell us about them? In this episode of Another Nobody Podcast, host Travis Myers sits down with criminologist and author Stephen Giannangelo to explore the truth behind serial killers. We dive into: * The historical roots of serial murder * Pathology and psychology of serial killers * Common myths vs. reality * How pop culture shapes our understanding of crime * What experts actually know about the minds of serial killers Ste...

In this conversation, Dr. Suzy Bennett and Travis Myers delve into the critical issue of male suicide, exploring the statistics, cultural perceptions, and the empathy gap that often leaves men's pain unaddressed. They discuss the importance of community support, the role of therapy, and the need for men to connect with one another to navigate their emotional struggles. The conversation emphasizes the value of kindness and compassion in making a difference in individual lives and calls for a coll...

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On this 33rd episode of Another Nobody podcast, Travis and Stacy discuss her book, Damnation Island, and the history as well as the horrors that took place within the lunatic asylum, the penitentiary, work house and hospital. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this special episode, we rebroadcast Travis' interview on the 500 Section Lounge Podcast from 2023, where he tells his 9/11 story about the first five days he spent at ground zero after the attack on the World Trade Center. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this 31st episode of Another Nobody podcast, Travis sits with Detectives Chris Hall, Andrew Houghton & Sergeant Matthew Vartanian of the Elgin, IL Police Department wherein they lead a task force for cold cases which they actively investigate and discuss details of on their own podcast, Somebody Knows Something. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.