Host Michelle Shephard speaks to Ben Brock Johnson and Amory Sivertson from the podcast Endless Thread about their series, Madness. Like Brainwashed, Madness focusses on the CIA-funded mind control experiments led by Dr. Ewen Cameron. The hosts swap stories, compare notes and reflect on the enduring legacy of MKULTRA.
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Sep 2019
The ethical true crime podcast: How to make one, what not to do
Rebecca Lavoie, host of Crime Writers On..., speaks with four distinguished podcasters who work with true crime: Justin Ling, host of Uncover: The Village, Connie Walker, host of Missing & Murdered, Natalie Jablonski, producer on In The Dark, and Amber Hunt, host of Accused.
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43m 3s
Sep 2020
S8 "Brainwashed" E6: Never too late to say sorry
MKULTRA has entered popular culture, becoming the butt of jokes, television plot points, and the darling of internet conspiracy theorists. At the very least, the secrecy that still surrounds MKULTRA, or the CIA’s post-9/11 programs, sows distrust of governments, and medical profe ... Show More
34m 9s
Mar 2023
The Dark Side of Love: Tony Brueski and Randy Zinel Discuss Alex Murdaugh's Twisted Definition #RealStoryMedia
In this episode of "Hidden Killers with Tony Brueski," Tony talks with Randy Zinel, Trial Attorney and Professor of Law at Cornell Law School, about the controversial definition of love by Alex Murdaugh. The two experts delve into the dark and twisted mindset of the accused murde ... Show More
9m 1s
Feb 2023
Retired Detective Analyzes Alex Murdaugh's Strange Movements in Court #TrueCrime #BodyLanguageExpert
In this episode of Tony's show, he sits down with Mark Pucci, a retired NYPD detective, to discuss Alex Murdaugh's strange and sometimes disturbing body language during his trial. They delve into the significance of these actions and what they may reveal about Murdaugh's state of ... Show More
9m 28s
Aug 2021
6: Mind Games - The Dark History of Lobotomy
What do the Kennedy’s (yes, those Kennedy’s), ice picks and depression all have in common? The lobotomy. Decades ago, this terrifying procedure was seen as the miracle solution to dozens of psychological problems. Today, Bailey digs into the dark history of lobotomies and how one ... Show More
39m 43s