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Speculating Wildly About Crime came together as a group of people brought together by our fascination of true crime. The cases we present to you comes from facts that we have learned from various media outlets. Please recognize we try our very best to relay the information as accurately as possible. Any thoughts and theories presented about each case are solely the opinions of our group. Through this process, our group has always been and will always be the advocate for the victim. In short, ...
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A podcast about friendship. Friendshipable--having the power, skill, means, or opportunity to have the emotions or conduct of friends or to create the state of being friends. Terri + Manya (co-founders of Project BFF) have conversations and interviews about friends, friendships, and friendship-adjacent topics.
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Welcome to Getting In the Loop – a podcast dedicated to exploring how to transform to a more circular society that recognises our planet’s limited resources. Join host Katie Whalen as she examines the challenges facing our current resource use and discovers alternatives to the ‘take, make, dispose’ way of doing things. Each week she interviews circular economy experts about what they’re doing and learning (including Anna Tari of the Circular Economy Club, Ken Webster of the Ellen MacArthur F ...
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Dive into an inspiring chat with Steve Lindsey, CEO of Garden Spot Village, where we explore the transformative power of purpose in senior living. Discover how purpose, engagement, and community culture redefine experiences for both staff and residents. Learn about cross-generational connections and the evolution of a thriving organization. Get rea…
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Is it possible to have a friend that you've never met in real life? In our modern times the answer is: definitely. We can keep in touch virtually. Video calls, texting, keeping tabs on social media. Meeting in real life absolutely has its advantages. But it isn't the only way we can build friendships. You can build connection virtually, though it i…
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Making friends in the era of platonic romance. The fact is that friendship is the new marriage. We can find intimacy without sex, be invested in each others lives, and grow in friendship together. Just us as we talk with Rachel Steinman and Rachel Winter, authors of the book Stay Golden, Girls as we chat about the importance of women’s friendships …
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Jodi Samuels is a connector who shares much of her life on social media. As a result her life is full of friends, followers, and buddies. Virtual friendships have advantages in modern times, especially the ability to break cultural barriers and make connections between people with diverse needs. As we get older our friendships become fewer and more…
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Join host Holly as she speaks with Daniel DeFranco, Co-CEO of One Beat Dance Brands. In this vibrant episode, Daniel embodies the fusion of passion and business, sharing secrets from backstage management to executive boardrooms. Discover how culture, growth, and employee wellbeing choreograph the success of this dance-focused enterprise! Here are a…
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How do you handle boundaries in a friendship? Have you ever had a conversation with a friend about your values, to get on the same page? Joins us as we chat with Jan and Jillian Yuhas about boundaries and self-worth, and why they matter in our relationships. We learn how an ultimatum is not a boundary and the importance of thinking about "we" in a …
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The Unsolved Mystery of Cindy James: Stalking, Harassment, or Mental Disorder? In this episode of Speculating Wildly About Crime, Dana delves into the haunting and perplexing case of Cindy James. Born in 1944 and finding a career as a nurse, Cindy's life took a dark turn after separating from her husband, Roy Makepeace. Cindy reportedly faced relen…
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Does fear play a role in your friendships? We chat with Dawn Bennett about how fear shuts down our ability to be open and can create a divide in our relationships, how to do the emotional work around our own reactions to people, and how that all relates to the human need to connect. Dawn Bennett is a trainer, coach, and accredited EFT practitioner.…
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Between 2005-2009 the bodies of 8 women were found in or around Jefferson Davis Parish, Louisiana. Despite the creation of a task force and the family’s demands for answers, these cases, which came to be known as the Jeff Davis 8, remain unsolved. The connections between the victims and key players in the Jennings area have left questions of who mi…
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Dive into the riveting world of mergers, leadership, and company culture with CEO Brooke Smith. Discover how Deep Water Point & Associates navigate the challenging waters of blending distinct corporate identities while maintaining client trust and financial prosperity. A tell-all session packed with lessons on transparency, mentorship, and the perp…
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How can we maintain healthy boundaries with our friends in the workplace? Join us as we chat with Tina Baxter about how we have friends we work with, and also make friends with people at our work. There are things to consider in terms of these relationships, i.e., boundaries, for things like social media (what can or should you be sharing, or not s…
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Between 2005-2009 the bodies of 8 women were found in or around Jefferson Davis Parish, Louisiana. Despite the creation of a task force and the family’s demands for answers, these cases, which came to be known as the Jeff Davis 8, remain unsolved. The connections between the victims and key players in the Jennings area have left questions of who mi…
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On January 26, 2011, Ellen Greenberg, a beloved teacher, was found dead in her apartment. Initially ruled a homicide, the cause of death was later changed to suicide, despite the fact that Ellen had over 20 stab wounds, including multiple to the back of her head and neck. According to her fiancé, he returned to the apartment the two shared after sp…
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How comfortable are you with yourself? That makes a difference in how you show up, for yourself and your friends. When you know and care for yourself you don't need to take what others say or do personally. And you can understand where your friend is coming from--and that it isn't about you. We project a lot onto other people (in some ways, your re…
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Dive into the compelling world of Greg Cathcart, the CEO of Exellis Health. Join us on "The Better People Podcast" as he uncovers the challenges of leading a globally integrated firm, the nuances of supply chain in pharma, and the art of fostering a culture that embraces flexibility. With a peek into the merger of three companies and personal leade…
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The line between work friends and office politics can be blurry! We dive into the world of professional friendships with Mark Hershberg, author of The Career Toolkit: Essential Skills for Success That No One Taught you. We explore how to leverage the power of connection while avoiding the pitfalls of favoritism.Hear expert advice on: The benefits o…
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Today we're diving into part 2 of the mysterious case of Mitrice Richardson. This case is one that has sparked public outcry for over a decade. Mitrice Richardson was a bright and promising young woman, known for her vibrant personality and infectious smile. However, her life took a tragic turn in September 2009, when she mysteriously vanished afte…
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Are you socially connected at work? Those who work typically spend a lot of time at work. And work friendship are a benefit, but can get complicated. We want to find our own tribe within the workplace, but what do we do when someone leaves--does the friendship end? As we get older, our roles in the workplace evolve, and that can change friendship r…
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Today we're diving into the mysterious case of Mitrice Richardson. This case is one that has sparked public outcry for over a decade. Mitrice Richardson was a bright and promising young woman, known for her vibrant personality and infectious smile. However, her life took a tragic turn in September 2009, when she mysteriously vanished after being re…
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Dive into the world of InHome Therapy with CEO Matt Murphy as he unveils the origins of his company during the pandemic, the growth through acquisitions, and the industry's shift to prioritize patients. Discover the power of purpose, the impact of physical therapy, and the art of engagement in a burgeoning healthcare business - all shaped by heartw…
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We have social expectations for the ending of romantic relationships, but we don't have many for the ending of a friendship. Join us as we talk with Emily Cox about the role of our social life in our identity and how we develop that, and how common an experience it is for us to struggle with friendship, especially when many of us didn't get many of…
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On January 6, 2006, Melissa Howard, a young mother of three was tragically found dead inside her home. Recently divorced, dating again, and a nasty custody battle left the cops pointing fingers in several directions. Unfortunately, there wasn't enough to make a conviction stick until over a decade later when new evidence emerged that led to an arre…
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What are the benefits of having a female mentor--in business or in life? We sat down with Melissa Snow to discuss how to find a community to support you and how to create genuine connections. We talked about the role of networking (it's not just about making connections), the value in finding someone who believes in you, and who you trust, to be a …
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The SWAC Stack: The Tragic Stories of Rehtaeh Parsons and April Dawn Andrews In the first ever SWAC Stack episode, the SWAC Pack delves into two heart-wrenching cases. The first case covers the tragic story of Rehtaeh Parsons, a 17-year-old from Canada who suffered tremendous abuse at a party. Those responsible largely evaded punishment. Reteah bec…
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Join Margaret Uhrich on the Better People podcast for an insightful chat with Chris Bailey, CEO of Bailey Brand Consulting. Explore the secrets behind a resilient brand strategy, building strong team dynamics, and the role of deep-rooted relationships in business success. Get ready for an episode packed with wisdom from a branding titan! Here are a…
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As we get older, our friendship circles often get smaller. We know who we are. Truths come out. We look for comfort. We seek stability and will let go of things, including friendships, that don't feel balanced. Listen in on our conversations with transformational book coach Susie Schaefer, who counts many of her clients as life-affirming friends. S…
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In this compelling episode of 'Speculating Wildly About Crime,' host Dana delves into the mysterious case of Beth Kutz, a mother of two from Poignet, Wisconsin, who went missing on July 27, 2000. Utilizing resources from an Investigation Discovery episode and court documents, Dana explores Beth's tumultuous marriage to Dan, their financial struggle…
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Host Jamie delves into the case of Daniel Robinson. Daniel, a 24-year-old field geologist, vanished on June 23, 2021, in Buckeye, Arizona, leaving behind his Jeep and personal items in the desert. We analyze potential flaws in the police investigation, discuss various theories from accidental mishap to foul play, and spotlight the Robinson’s ongoin…
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Why are we sometimes so afraid to use our voices? Our voice sets us apart from other mammals, yet we can be so afraid to use it. For fear that our ideas will not be interesting enough or not have enough value. Even among our friends. Listen in on our conversation with voice coach Erin Roberts as we talk about how our hearts and minds live in our bo…
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Have you ever thought about the benefits of working out with a friend? Listen in on our conversation with personal trainer Sarah Parise as we discuss how our friends can keep us accountable to our exercise programs and can encourage us to be more adventurous. We talked about how to start small with an exercise program if you are starting from scrat…
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In March of 1998, Amy Lynn Bradley and her family embarked on a Caribbean Cruise. Within a few days of the trip, Amy disappeared. Despite the family’s efforts to search both the cruise ship and the area where the ship docked and multiple potential sightings, Amy has never been found. Was Amy’s vanishing an act of foul play? Did she fall overboard? …
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Join host Holly DePalma as she enlightens us with the extraordinary journey of Franklyn Baker, CEO and President of the United Way of Central Maryland. Franklyn unveils the secrets behind doubling the organization's outreach, fostering a culture of equity and growth, and the thrilling prospects of taking their practices nationwide. Tap in to learn …
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Have you ever considered the power of mentoring in catapulting leaders to all-star status? Beyond just being a guiding hand, it can be a powerful tool in fostering authentic leadership and team development. In this episode, we talk about the essence of female mentorship and why it is crucial in today's professional landscape. With our guest, Sharle…
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When 24-year old real estate agent, Lindsay Buziak received a call from a potential buyer seeking out a million dollar listing, she jumped at the opportunity. But less than an hour into the showing Lindsay was found dead on the floor of the master bedroom. 16-years later, the murder is still unsolved leaving many loved ones without answers. In this…
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Dive into an electrifying chat with CEO David Mattson of Sandler Training on The Better People Podcast. In this episode, we uncover the fusion of potent leadership, savvy sales strategies, and the art of personal career cultivation. Captivating stories and razor-sharp insights make this a playbook for anyone hungry to excel. Here are a few of the t…
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The idyllic beaches of Aruba hide a chilling secret. On this episode of Speculating Wildly About Crime, we revisit the captivating but heartbreaking case of Natalee Holloway's disappearance. Years of agonizing questions took a dramatic turn with a confession.Joran van der Sloot, the prime suspect, finally admitted to involvement. But did he reveal …
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From Project BFF HQ, Terri and Manya riff on how confidence can be the antidote to feelings of isolation in disconnect in our relationships, with fun and confidence coach Tamara Pflug. We are wired for survival. Our brains are on the lookout for danger, that is how it keeps us alive. Being part of a tribe is safety, and there is value for us in fee…
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In this episode, Holly DePalma kicks of a shift in perspective as we hear from guest CEO Kevin Robins. Insightful monologues & real-life leadership lessons make up this candid chat on reinventing workplace culture, building successful teams, and making sure everyone is on board and not left at the station. Here are a few topics we’ll discuss on thi…
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From Project BFF HQ, Terri and Manya riff on the concept of clutter in our friend relationships, with coach and professional declutterer Julie Caraccio. We discussed the role of boundaries, how to be confident in your boundaries, and how to make real change (hint: It involves awareness and action). We also asked the question: what is the clutter in…
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In this two-part episode, Janelle enthralls the SWAC Pack with the case of Phoebe Handsjuk. On December 2, 2010 Phoebe was found dead at the bottom of a garbage chute in a luxury apartment complex having fallen 12 stories. Despite the initial ruling that no third party was involved, many question whether this was a voluntary action. Was Phoebe able…
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Join us as Bookminders CEO Jessica Minkus shares her journey from staff accountant to head honcho, and spills the secret sauce behind their flexible, remote work culture. Discover how an employee-centric approach supercharged their growth, learn about team advisors' impact, and get inspired to enhance your company's culture. Here are a few topics w…
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From Project BFF HQ, Terri and Manya riff on dealing with emotions like anger in friendship, with psychotherapist and anger expert Bronwyn Schweigerdt. We talk about the importance of recognizing when one is feeling anger--you have to validate it, name it to tame it. We went into detail about how anger is a secondary emotion, there is always anothe…
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In this two-part episode, Janelle enthralls the SWAC Pack with the case of Phoebe Handsjuk. On December 2, 2010 Phoebe was found dead at the bottom of a garbage chute in a luxury apartment complex having fallen 12 stories. Despite the initial ruling that no third party was involved, many question whether this was a voluntary action. Was Phoebe able…
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From Project BFF HQ, Terri and Manya riff with Terry Tucker, about stop worrying about dying and focusing on living. He is a cancer patient, and he shares with us some of what he has learned about friendship through this journey. He reminds us of the importance of being there to support our friends when they are going through a difficult time. Also…
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Brian Shaffer’s disappearance from a bar in Columbus, Ohio is one of the most perplexing cases in true crime history. In 2006, this young med student went out one night and was never seen again. The SWAC Pack turns over every theory, from accidental death to voluntary departure. The pack examines the details of Brian’s last known whereabouts, perso…
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From Project BFF HQ, Terri and Manya riff with John "JR" Rennie about leadership, mentorship, and friendship. We talk about relying on others--friends or mentors--to give us direction when we are facing the unknown, wise bits of advice from a trusted source can make all the difference in the world. In addition, we discussed how to be a good mentor …
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One night in December of 1998, a family suffered an unbelievable tragedy in their small town Missouri home. Smelling smoke, 14-year old Michael Politte investigated the source and found his mother dead on the bedroom floor, bludgeoned and set on fire. Rita Politte had been viciously murdered and who did the police zero in on? Son, Michael. Two days…
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From Project BFF HQ, Terri and Manya riff on building deeper levels of friendship with Ashley Carver. We discuss how friendships evolve over time, what role fear may play in our relationships, how our ideals for friendship may change as we get older, and why it is important for our friendships that we know ourselves, as well. Ashley Carver is a spi…
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This episode of 'Speculating Wildly About Crime' explores the unsolved disappearance and death of Molly Ann Bish. Host Jamie, drawing on various sources such as the show Disappeared, podcasts, news clips, and Molly's sister Heather's TikTok, delves into Molly's background, the circumstances of her disappearance from Warren, Massachusetts in 2000, a…
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From ProjectBFF HQ, Terri and Manya riff on the topic of friendship with relationship expert Tamika Carlton. We talked about the fact that studies show that only 14% of people are truly happy and what does that really mean. We know that friendships contribute to our happiness and we talked about how we have to invest in our relationships. We also d…
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