An independent podcast about fear, beauty and the unknown. Since 2012. Hosted by Jeff Emtman and others.
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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 3 days 3 hours 31 minutes
HBM057: Imposter in a Pink Pinstripe Suit [EXPLICIT]
Growing up in small-town Montana, Bethany Denton's parents and teachers told her what she knew already: she was brilliant. Bethany couldn't help but feel destined for something big, even though she often skipped her school readings and phoned it in. Why
HBM057: Impostor in a Pink Pinstripe Suit [EXPLICIT]
Growing up in small-town Montana, Bethany Denton's parents and teachers told her what she knew already: she was brilliant. Bethany couldn't help but feel destined for something big, even though she often skipped her school readings and
HBM057: Impostor in a Pink Pinstripe Suit [EXPLICIT]
Growing up in small-town Montana, Bethany Denton's parents and teachers told her what she knew already: she was brilliant. Bethany couldn't help but feel destined for something big, even though she often skipped her school readings and
episode 17: HBM057: Impostor in a Pink Pinstripe Suit
Growing up in small-town Montana, Bethany Denton's parents and teachers told her what she knew already: she was brilliant. Bethany couldn't help but feel destined for something big, even though she often skipped her school readings and phoned it in. Why try hard when you already know everything? Content Note: Explicit Content In high school, Bethany joined the speech and debate team and started winning medals in an event called Serious Oral Interpretation...
HBM056: It Works Better in Movies [EXPLICIT]
When Lina Misitzis was a teenager, she told people she was dying. She wasn't. But, an entire genre of "dying girl gets the guy" movies taught her that landing a boyfriend required a certain brevity on this planet. She only lied to men, men she wanted to
episode 16: HBM056: It Works Better in Movies
When Lina Misitzis was a teenager, she told people she was dying. She wasn't. But, an entire genre of "dying girl gets the guy" movies taught her that landing a boyfriend required a certain brevity on this planet. She only lied to men, men she wanted to be with. Content Note: Explicit Content That was more than ten years ago, but the guilt of exploiting imaginary illness for (failed) romantic gain stays with her to the present...
HBM056: It Works Better in Movies [EXPLICIT]
When Lina Misitzis was a teenager, she told people she was dying. She wasn't. But, an entire genre of "dying girl gets the guy" movies taught her that landing a boyfriend required a certain brevity on this planet. She only lied to men,
HBM056: It Works Better in Movies [EXPLICIT]
When Lina Misitzis was a teenager, she told people she was dying. She wasn't. But, an entire genre of "dying girl gets the guy" movies taught her that landing a boyfriend required a certain brevity on this planet. She only lied to men,
HBM055: Ghost Tape Number Ten
All is fair in love and war... even mind games. The United States military employs psychological warfare in nearly every war it's part of. The US Military calls these tactics "Psychological Operations", or "PSYOP".
episode 15: HBM055: Ghost Tape Number Ten
All is fair in love and war... even mind games. The United States military employs psychological warfare in nearly every war it's part of. From creating a "ghost army" of inflatable tank fleets in World War II, to blasting heavy metal music toward enemy territory during the Gulf War, the purpose of these tactics is to decrease morale and inspire enemy combatants to surrender or defect. The US Military calls these tactics "Psychological Operations", or "PSYOP". The Vietnam War was no different...