Những podcast Bikram hay nhất (2024)

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The kidnapping of Wenbo Jin: Why international students are being held for ransom 35:01

5d ago35:01

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On January 21 2020, Wenbo Jin woke up just after 4 a.m. to the sounds of two men ransacking his apartment. The 24-year-old had left his home in China to study statistics at the University of Toronto. That night, Wenbo lay there, terrified, as his dream of higher education in Canada turned into a nightmare at the hands of criminals with a diabolical…

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Sins of the Child: Are parents responsible for the crimes of their children? 33:20

12d ago33:20

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In 2015, the small town of Oxford, Michigan became the scene of a uniquely American nightmare: a school shooting. It was, tragically, like many of the mass shootings that had come before it. A lonely young man with access to guns and a history of mental illness. A number of warning signs that went unnoticed. But then, something happened that had ne…

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Dancing for the Devil: The TikTok cult 35:40

19d ago35:40

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Management company 7M represents some of TikTok’s most viral dancers. But beyond the polished choreography and idyllic Hollywood sets, a new documentary alleges these young stars are being controlled by a cult-like leader. When one family comes forward with their story, they learn that allegations of financial, psychological and sexual abuse go bac…

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Was Pope John Paul I murdered? This mob man says he was there 32:05

26d ago32:05

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Pope John Paul I was only 33 days into the job when he was found dead. While the Vatican insists he died of a heart attack, they have never been able to shake rumours of murder and conspiracy. Now, one man with ties to the mafia has come forward alleging that he knows the pope was murdered — because he was there. The question is: do you believe him…

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Blood Is Thicker: A sister’s cold-blooded betrayal 37:03

1M ago37:03

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When Pamela Hargan and her youngest daughter Helen were found dead in their home, it was a shock of the highest order. From the outside looking in, Pamela, a millionaire business woman, and her close knit family had it all. But as investigators puzzled over the bizarre crime scene, a very different picture would emerge. Journalist Peter Van Sant sh…

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Lost Girls: One woman's disappearance reveals a pattern of forgotten murders 30:56

1M ago30:56

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When Shannon Gilbert went missing in Long Island, her disappearance was largely ignored by the media and police. That is, until months later when the remains of other sex workers were discovered nearby — but none of them were Shannon. What happened to her? Who was targeting these women? And why weren't police doing more? Journalist Bob Kolker, auth…

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Bonus | The No Good, Terribly Kind, Wonderful Lives and Tragic Deaths of Barry and Honey Sherman 33:50

2M ago33:50

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Crime Story is back with all-new episodes starting next week. Before then, we’re bringing you episode 1 of The No Good, Terribly Kind, Wonderful Lives and Tragic Deaths of Barry and Honey Sherman, a podcast about the mysterious deaths of billionaire Canadian pharma giant Barry Sherman and his philanthropist wife Honey. Hosted by our very own Kathle…

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AUDIENCE FAVOURITE — Bear Brook: The Science of Wrongful Confessions 46:42

2M ago46:42

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Sharon Johnson’s family has spent decades coping with her brutal murder. But what if the story they were told is a lie? What if the man imprisoned for her murder is innocent? In season two of Jason Moon’s hit podcast Bear Brook, he investigates the case of convicted killer Jason Carroll. At 19, Carroll confessed to Johnson’s murder, but recanted a …

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AUDIENCE FAVOURITE — Bikram: Fitness Guru or Con Artist? 43:49

2M ago43:49

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In the early 2000s, Bikram Yoga spread across North America like wildfire. It was a multi-billion dollar business, spurred on by its eccentric founder, Bikram Choudhury. Choudhury was as close to yoga royalty as you could get and was unafraid to hide it. But according to some of his own students, his empire was built upon blood, sweat and tears – a…

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AUDIENCE FAVOURITE — Chasing Cosby: The Rise & Fall of America’s Dad 41:32

2M ago41:32

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For nearly 50 years, Bill Cosby charmed America. But behind the scenes, there were rumours of something sinister – that Cosby was drugging and assaulting women. Nicole Weisensee Egan was the first reporter to dig into the claims against Cosby, when many journalists were afraid to do so. Her book and podcast, Chasing Cosby, is the definitive take on…

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AUDIENCE FAVOURITE — The Girlfriends: Doctor. Pilot. Murderer? 35:54

3M ago35:54

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When Carole Fisher met Bob Bierenbaum in 1989, he seemed like a catch. He was a Jewish doctor who spoke five languages, a gourmand who loved skiing, and a New Yorker who could fly planes. He was every Jewish mother’s dream. But there was something off about Bob. He could fly into a sudden rage and be distant and controlling. Carole sensed he was hi…

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Fiasco Vigilante: When fear takes over 1980s New York, a subway shooter becomes a hero 32:02

3M ago32:02

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Bernie Goetz shot four Bronx teenagers on the subway in 1984 — and was celebrated as a national hero. New York was known as a dangerous place at the time. Locals who felt abandoned by police applauded Goetz for "taking the law into his own hands." Leon Neyfakh, host of Fiasco: Vigilante, investigates this era-defining story, exploring the paranoia …

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Hollywood Con Queen: The scam artist who impersonated Tinseltown's elite 31:56

3M ago31:56

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In 2018, journalist Scott Johnson received a tip that someone was impersonating high-powered women in Hollywood. Using their identities, the scammer lured artists from across the entertainment industry to Indonesia on the promise of work. People thought it was their big break. Instead, hundreds of victims found themselves in increasingly strange sc…

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Olympic Terror: Serial bomber Eric Rudolph and the 7-year manhunt to find him 37:18

3M ago37:18

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For 5 years, the 1996 Atlanta Olympic bomber had been living on the lam in the woods. Locals sold shirts that read “Eric Rudolph: 1998 Hide and Seek champion.” Meanwhile, Eric ate salamanders, shot bears, and racked up the bill for one of the most costly manhunts in U.S. history. How did he do it? What were his motivations? And why was he able to p…

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The Jinx (Part 2/2): Andrew Jarecki and Zac Stuart-Pontier on catching a killer 31:15

3M ago31:15

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In part two of our conversation, The Jinx creators Andrew Jarecki and Zac Stuart-Pontier reflect on what it was like watching Robert Durst take the stand, how his inner circle enabled his strange behaviour, and the impact of documenting a suspected killer for 20 years. For ad-free listening to Crime Story, subscribe to CBC's True Crime channel on A…

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The Jinx (Part 1/2): Andrew Jarecki on the bathroom murder confession 51:16

4M ago51:16

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When director Andrew Jarecki first met the eccentric billionaire Robert Durst, Durst had been dubbed the “unluckiest man in the world,” being linked to not one, but three suspected murders. In this two-part episode, Jarecki and his co-producer Zac Stuart-Pontier, take us behind the scenes of their jaw-dropping documentary, The Jinx, which added yet…

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Bonus | Broomgate: A Curling Scandal 27:49

4M ago27:49

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For the Canadian July 1 holiday, we’re interrupting our regularly scheduled programming for something a little lighter, but scandalous nonetheless. Today you’ll hear episode 1 of Broomgate, a podcast about the broom that nearly destroyed Canada’s most charming sport: curling. Broomgate is hosted by comedian John Cullen, and produced by our very own…

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White Devil: A Whirlwind Romance Goes Awry 45:21

4M ago45:21

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When a woman connected to one of Belize’s most powerful families is found next to a dead cop, rumours swirl. Will she be arrested? Will she walk away scot free? Podcaster Josh Dean takes us behind the scenes of his new podcast, White Devil, where nothing is ever as it seems. For ad-free listening to Crime Story, subscribe to CBC's True Crime channe…

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Lazarus Heist: Inside North Korea’s army of cyber hackers 41:56

4M ago41:56

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From Hollywood hacks to billion-dollar heists, North Korea is rewriting the rules of cyber warfare. Learn all about the regime's elite hackers with Jean Lee, the first American to open a foreign newsroom in PyongYang. For early access to Crime Story episodes and to listen ad-free, subscribe to CBC's True Crime channel on Apple Podcasts. Feedback fo…

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The Surrey Six: A Rat, A Reporter & A Deadly Gangland Hit 30:57

5M ago30:57

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When reporter Kim Bolan received a dead rat in the mail, she wasn’t surprised. Kim was in the midst of covering a shocking gangland murder in B.C., involving the execution-style killing of six men — including two innocent bystanders. Kim takes us behind the scenes of this spectacular case and gives us a peek into her life as a gang reporter. For ea…

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Oklahoma City Bombing: A terrorist attack with warning signs 48:39

5M ago48:39

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In 1995, a disgruntled army veteran named Timothy McVeigh set off a bomb in downtown Oklahoma City. It damaged 50 apartment blocks and killed more than one hundred people. Journalist Jeffrey Toobin covered McVeigh’s trial and wishes he saw the bigger picture– that McVeigh’s story contained warning signs for the future. For early access to Crime Sto…

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House of Gucci: Family. Fortune. Murder. 33:50

5M ago33:50

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Maurizio Gucci was killed in 1995 outside his Milan office. Police scrambled until a tipster came forward with a shocking claim: it was an inside job. Journalist Sara Gay Forden takes us inside this epic family drama. For early access to Crime Story episodes and to listen ad-free, subscribe to CBC's True Crime channel on Apple Podcasts. Feedback fo…

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An insider’s view of Heaven's Gate and the tragic mass suicide of 39 followers 40:22

5M ago40:22

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In 1997, members of a cult named Heaven's Gate took their lives in a mass suicide. Glynn Washington grew up in a cult and remembers thinking, could that have been me? Washington is now host of the podcast, Heaven’s Gate, and joins Crime Story to help us understand how 39 people were driven to death. For early access to Crime Story episodes and to l…

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Trouble in Sweetwater: Connie Walker investigates a crisis of policing on America’s largest reservation 51:26

6M ago51:26

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In the new season of her Pulitzer Prize winning podcast Stolen, Connie Walker investigates the disappearance of two women on the Navajo Nation, a place where people say you can get away with murder. For early access to Crime Story episodes and to listen ad-free, subscribe to CBC's True Crime channel here. This episode's transcript can be found here…

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Scandal in Dublin: The killer who toppled a government 37:28

6M ago37:28

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Dive into the gripping tale of Malcolm Macarthur, Dublin's charming socialite turned bank robber, whose desperate bid to maintain his lavish lifestyle spiraled into tragedy and scandal. For early access to Crime Story episodes and to listen ad-free, subscribe to CBC's True Crime channel here. This episode's transcript can be found here.…

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Ghost Story: A family murder mystery disturbs the past 38:17

6M ago38:17

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Tristan Redman didn’t believe in ghosts ... until he was all but forced to consider the possibility. His new podcast, Ghost Story, investigates a murder in his own family and the stories we tell ourselves about the past. For early access to Crime Story episodes and to listen ad-free, subscribe to CBC's True Crime channel here. This episode's transc…

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After Sandy Hook: Alex Jones and the battle for truth in America 1:03:31

6M ago1:03:31

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Go deep inside one of America’s most pernicious lies with New York Times reporter, Elizabeth Williamson, who spent years uncovering the origins of the myth that Sandy Hook was a hoax. For early access to Crime Story episodes and to listen ad-free, subscribe to CBC's True Crime channel here. This episode's transcript can be found here.…

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The Retrievals: Why is female pain so often ignored? 41:32

6M ago41:32

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The women in this story came to a fertility clinic at Yale hoping to become pregnant. They arrived expecting the utmost in care. But when a surgical procedure caused them excruciating pain, their doctors dismissed it. Susan Burton is the host of The Retrievals, a podcast that exposes what was actually going on behind the scenes. In this episode, we…

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After ‘The Staircase’: Margie Ratliff tallies the damage 47:30

7M ago47:30

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Margie Ratliff wishes she could be scrubbed from the documentary that made her famous. In 2004, she appeared in The Staircase, a groundbreaking documentary series about the murder trial of her father, Michael Peterson. Margie was 22- years-old when it aired and has never escaped the documentary’s notoriety. In this special episode of Crime Story, M…

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The Line: Inside America’s Forever Wars 40:11

7M ago40:11

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In 2018, former Navy SEAL Eddie Gallagher was accused of committing war crimes. In The Line, Dan Taberski, creator of hit podcasts, Missing Richard Simmons and Running from COPS, unpacks his story and explores the increasingly blurry line between right and wrong in America’s forever wars. For early access to Crime Story episodes and to listen ad-fr…

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Scamanda: She lied about having cancer and stole over $100,000 in donations. How? Why? 40:21

7M ago40:21

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For nearly ten years, Amanda C. Riley relied on her community as she struggled through multiple relapses of cancer. Family, friends, and a group of online strangers supported Amanda emotionally, and made financial donations. There was just one problem: Amanda never had cancer. It was all an elaborate lie. Charlie Webster, host of the hit podcast Sc…

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Murder in Boston: When a racist lie hoodwinked America 30:30

7M ago30:30

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In 1989, the city of Boston was gripped by the murder of Carol Stuart. Stuart was seven months pregnant when her husband Chuck told police a Black man shot and killed her. The police tore through Boston’s predominantly Black community Mission Hill neighbourhood, searching for a culprit. But by the time the real killer came to light, the damage was …

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Madness, Murder and Music: Phil Spector and the tragic death of Lana Clarkson 41:44

8M ago41:44

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Lana Clarkson was a budding comedian when her life took a tragic turn. On a shift at The House of Blues, she met the troubled “pop genius", Phil Spector. Spector worked with everyone from The Beatles to Tina Turner, but by 2003, he was an eccentric recluse. Spector begged Clarkson to come home with him and she reluctantly agreed. Hours later, she w…

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Exposed: Cover-Up at Columbia University 48:24

8M ago48:24

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Why would an Ivy League institution protect a serial predator? In this episode, medical journalist Laura Beil, behind the award-winning podcast, “Dr. Death,” joins Crime Story to discuss her explosive investigation into New York’s most prolific sexual predator and the university that covered up his crimes. For early access to Crime Story episodes a…

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I Got A Name: Murder In The Far North 35:33

8M ago35:33

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When a mysterious letter arrived on Eliza Robertson's doorstep, she didn't know what to think. It spoke of a young woman who had been murdered 30 years prior – and the culprit never found. Robertson was a fiction writer, but felt drawn to the story. Her powerful book, I Got A Name, takes readers on a cross-country investigation to understand Krysta…

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Mythologizing Manson: The Original Cult Leader 47:45

8M ago47:45

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In 1969, Charles Manson unleashed his cult of murderous hippies onto the LA Hills. Decades later, it’s a saga that continues to inspire books, movies and memes. But how well do we really know the story that led to seven infamous murders? In Helter Skelter: An American Myth, documentarians Leslie Chilcott and Eli Frankel, deliver the most comprehens…

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In Her Defence: When the accused is also a victim 45:47

9M ago45:47

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How should we deal with women who kill their abusers? In the Globe and Mail’s first longform podcast In Her Defence, reporter Jana Pruden tells the story of Helen Naslund, who shot and killed her husband after enduring 30 years of abuse. It’s a story about a long fight for freedom and a justice system stuck in the past. For early access to Crime St…

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A School They Called Alcatraz: Kuper Island 46:41

9M ago46:41

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Why would children risk their lives to run away from school? In the heart-wrenching podcast, Kuper Island, journalist Duncan McCue investigates the suspicious death of Richard Thomas, a student at Kuper Island Residential School. McCue uncovers stifled police investigations, confronts perpetrators of abusers and witnesses a community trying to rebu…

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Bear Brook: The Science of Wrongful Confessions 46:39

9M ago46:39

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Sharon Johnson’s family has spent decades coping with her brutal murder. But what if the story they were told is a lie? What if the man imprisoned for her murder is innocent? In season two of Jason Moon’s hit podcast Bear Brook, he investigates the case of convicted killer Jason Carroll. At 19, Carroll confessed to Johnson’s murder, but recanted a …

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Abducted in Plain Sight: The Jan Broberg story 38:36

9M ago38:36

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Abducted in Plain Sight is a shocking, enraging watch that begs viewers to hold their judgment– even when it feels impossible. Skye Borgman is the award-winning director behind the film, which tells the story of a young girl abducted not once, but twice, by a family friend. As the creator of some of Netflix’s biggest documentaries, Skye is a skille…

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The Perfect Story: Can the truth stand if a subject lies? 35:59

10M ago35:59

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Michelle Shephard was reporting in Mogadishu when she met a young refugee named Ismael Abdulle. Abdulle was 17 when he said local militants cut off his hand and foot for refusing to join the terrorist group, al-Shabab. Shephard brought Abdulle’s story to the world and helped spark a movement to bring him to safety. But in a new and intensely person…

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The Murdaughs: Murder, Corruption and the Fall of an American Dynasty 45:12

10M ago45:12

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For nearly one hundred years, the Murdaugh family dominated rural South Carolina. No one dared cross them. But that changed in 2019 when one of the Murdaughs was involved in a tragic boating accident. Mandy Matney was a local reporter who began to ask deeper questions. Eventually she would expose a web of mysteries surrounding this now infamous Ame…

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Bikram: Fitness Guru or Con Artist? 43:50

10M ago43:50

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In the early 2000s, Bikram Yoga spread across North America like wildfire. It was a multi-billion dollar business, spurred on by its eccentric founder, Bikram Choudhury. Choudhury was as close to yoga royalty as you could get and was unafraid to hide it. But according to some of his own students, his empire was built upon blood, sweat and tears – a…

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Alligator Candy: Every Parent’s Nightmare 34:05

10M ago34:05

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In 1973, Jon Kushner set off on his bicycle with plans to pick up candy for his little brother, David. But when he didn’t return home, Jon’s parents panicked. A week later, he was discovered in a shallow grave. He was just 11 years old. Jon’s little brother, David Kushner, is now a journalist who has written for publications like Rolling Stone, The…

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Devil in the Ditch: A Southern Murder Mystery 38:45

11M ago38:45

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Larrison Campbell had just started a new job in New York City when her father called with terrible news. Her beloved grandmother, Presh, had been murdered in their hometown of Greenville, Mississippi. The news inspired endless theories and suspicions. In her podcast, Devil in the Ditch, Campbell returns to Greenville to reopen the case and explore …

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Madness of Two: Aliens and the Apocalypse 39:47

11M ago39:47

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Chad and Lori looked like the picture of newlywed happiness when they landed in Hawaii. But what they didn’t share was that they were fugitives, on the run from a spree of murders that included Lori’s own children. In this episode, we explore how a perfect soccer mom became a convicted murderer. It’s a tale of religious fanaticism, brainwashing and…

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Unabomber: Beyond the Myth 46:49

11M ago46:49

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Ted Kaczynski terrorized the United States with his homemade bombs for nearly 20 years. Ever since his capture, Kaczynski’s story has been the subject of countless books and TV shows trying to unpack his unique psychology. Was the unabomber a madman or a misunderstood genius? In his podcast, Project Unabom, journalist Eric Benson revisits the story…

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The Teacher’s Pet: Solving a cold case 40 years later 44:27

11M ago44:27

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When Lyn Dawson disappeared in 1982, many suspected her husband Chris Dawson had something to do with it. But for 40 years, the case went nowhere and Chris was free to live his life. All that changed when journalist Hedley Thomas entered the picture. Hedley unleashed a story of murder, sexual exploitation, failed criminal investigations, and later,…

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The Girlfriends: Doctor. Pilot. Murderer? 36:07

12M ago36:07

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When Carole Fisher met Bob Bierenbaum in 1989, he seemed like a catch. He was a Jewish doctor who spoke five languages, a gourmand who loved skiing, and a New Yorker who could fly planes. He was every Jewish mother’s dream. But there was something off about Bob. He could fly into a sudden rage and be distant and controlling. Carole sensed he was hi…

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The Human Scale: Love and Death 30:36

12M ago30:36

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On December 1, 2016, police found the body of Dr. Elana Fric in a suitcase by the Humber River. Her husband, Dr. Mohammed Shamji, was arrested the next day. The murder and arrest made immediate headlines with Shamji as the focus, while Elana slipped into the background. But journalist Michael Lista promised to take a very different approach in repo…

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