Gunshots in the House of God (PODCAST EXCLUSIVE EPISODE)

Join Brittany Broski in The Broski Report as she bares her soul, inviting listeners to journey with her through deeply personal narratives, ranging from humorous tales of video game cosplayers to her complex break from the Christian Church. Pack in laughter as Brittany recounts her humorous venture into an admired Call of Duty cosplayer's social media life, leading her down a rabbit hole of unexpected revelations, and join her in navigating the tumultuous world of online dating.

In later sections, brace yourself as Brittany delves into more profound areas of her life. Engage with her in a profound discourse exploring Ethel Kane's music album "Preacher's Daughter", a masterwork echoing religious burdens, and follow her through her spiritual journey that eventually leads to her break from the Church. Brittany explores the complexities of her faith journey in a raw and emotive way, exhibiting a deep emotional connection with both Ethel Kane's music and books such as the "Throne of Glass" series. This intimate narrative reveals Brittany’s own truth and is sure to resonate with listeners from various walks of life.

Mental health disorders affect millions of people and often lead to the tragic loss of life through suicide. The pain and suffering that accompany mental illness are difficult for those unafflicted to understand. Kay Redfield Jamison, a clinical psychologist living with manic-depressive disorder, has attempted to bring awareness to those experiences in her memoir. By divulging the violent, frenzied, and dangerous aspects of her disease, Jamison hopes to create more understanding about mental illness and more empathy for those who struggle to exist in the normal world.

Dive into a tale of profound resilience and unwavering faith with Victor Marx on the Shawn Ryan Show. In this deeply personal episode, Marx, joined by host Shawn Ryan, exposes the raw details of his traumatic upbringing, where he navigated the tumultuous waters of family abuse and overcame significant mental health struggles. His remarkable journey of healing, underscored by a strong Christian faith and the steadfast support of his wife, serves as an inspiring narrative of turning adversity into strength.

Victor Marx's story extends beyond personal triumph to include his impactful work with troubled youth and global humanitarian efforts, demonstrating a powerful message of compassion and service. Tune into the Shawn Ryan Show for a session that stitches together harrowing experiences, heartfelt marital wisdom, and a mission-fueled life that aims to heal and uplift. Marx and Ryan together engage the listener in exploring the dynamics of divine forgiveness, the importance of kindness, and the influence one can exert through an unconventional ministry and advocacy.

A little girl growing up alone in the lush marshes of the North Carolina coast. A young woman who falls in love and experiences the anguish of a broken heart. A promise of marriage. A betrayal that leads to death. In Where the Crawdads Sing, Delia Owens reveals these moments along Kya Clark’s journey to survive after her family abandons her as a child. Owens’s prose is as lush as the environment she describes, making you feel you are with Kya every step of the way. As Kya deals with discrimination and torment by the local townspeople, she must also navigate matters of the heart and decide if opening her heart is worth the risk when all she’s known is loss.

Immerse yourself in the gripping world of Bailey Sarian's 'Murder, Mystery & Makeup' podcast. This unique blend of chilling crime narrative and light-hearted beauty routine make for a complex, riveting listening experience. In this episode, Sarian presents the baffling mystery surrounding a woman named Stacey Ruth Daniels, linking the ordinary and the extraordinary, the homely and the horrific, in a tale filled with unexpected twists and turns. On the one hand, the audience is held captive by the grave mystery of Stacey's two deceased spouses; on the other, Sarian invites listeners into her personal space with playful segments about her life and hobbies.

Balancing the severity of the crime tale with a lighter touch, Sarian excels at drawing listeners into her world. This episode goes beyond just recounting the gruesome facts of the case, providing a comprehensive exploration of the narrative that includes an investigation into Stacey's ordinary suburban upbringing and her transformation into a suspected murderer. In addition, Sarian dives into the psychological aftermath of the crimes on Stacey's daughters, underscoring the far-reaching impact of such heinous acts. Keeping listeners engaged until the very end, the episode concludes with a dive into the cultural relevance of Stacey's disturbing acts on popular culture. Tune in to Sarian's 'Murder, Mystery & Makeup' podcast to take part in this compelling journey through the darker aspects of human nature.

Killers of the Flower Moon: The Osage Murders and the Birth of the FBI is about the Osage Reign of Terror—the 1920s organized killings of members of the oil-rich Osage Indians. Powerful and bigoted whites systematically exploited and murdered the Osage people to expropriate their wealth, showing us the horrors that result when racism and greed align. The murders were also a major catalyst for the growth of the FBI, and the triumph of its rational and scientific vision of law enforcement—and a shift away from the era of frontier justice, corrupt and incompetent local sheriffs, and rogue “lawmen.”

The Glass Castle is the harrowing tale of Jeannette Wall’s life growing up in poverty with wayward parents. Jeannette and her siblings were often left to fend for themselves as their parents engaged in alcoholic binges or flights of fancy. The siblings ultimately resented their parents’ neglect and became independent, moving far away.

Following the Walls family through the desert to the coal-mining region of West Virginia to the fast-paced life of New York City, this memoir explores the nature of family, loyalty, and tragedy and what it takes to survive together and apart.