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L.A. Not So Confidential: The Premier Forensic Psychology Podcast

L.A. Not So Confidential: The Premier Forensic Psychology Podcast

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An L.A. based podcast brought to you by two forensic psychologists who dissect the intersections where true crime, forensic psychology, and entertainment meet.

"True Crime, Psychology, and Snark: Trust Us. We're Doctors."

All of our episode resources can be found on our website: www.la-not-so-confidential.com and be sure to follow along on Instagram: @lanotsopodcast, TikTok: @lanotsoconfidential & X: @lanotsopodCopyright L.A. Not So Confidential Biografías y Memorias Ciencia Ciencias Sociales Crímenes Reales Higiene y Vida Saludable Psicología Psicología y Salud Mental
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  • 215. Behind the Couch: Getting the Story Right w/ Dark City Podcast

    215. Behind the Couch: Getting the Story Right w/ Dark City Podcast
    Sep 17 2025
    For our final Behind the Couch, we talk with Leah, the producer and co-host of the Dark City podcast, about the importance of research in historical true crime storytelling and revisit some of the vintage cases we have both covered, including Lizzie Borden and Winnie Ruth Judd of the Trunk Murders.

    Listen to Dark City here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/dark-city-touring-the-hidden-history-of-famous/id1738799067

    Watch our conversation over on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/live/bSfEcckxliI?si=1ixmuuhNKAsixO1u

    Linktree: https://linktr.ee/lanotsopod

    You can find all of our resources on our website: https://www.la-not-so-confidential.com/

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  • 214. Poisonings

    214. Poisonings
    Sep 3 2025
    Cults, Black Widows, and spies, oh my! The act of poisoning has been used by a very diverse set of perpetrators throughout history and all the way up to today. We give you several case examples to try and cover them all after looking at the profiles of poisoners and answering the question- Do women kill more often with poison?Episode 32 Killer NursesEpisode 69 Facticious Diroder Part 1Episode 70 Facticious Diroder Part 2Episode 107 AssassinationsBehind the Couch: Medical Child Abuse w/ Det. Mike WeberLinktree: https://linktr.ee/lanotsopod Join our Patreon family! You can find all of our resources on our website: https://www.la-not-so-confidential.com/ L.A. Not So Confidential is proud to be part of the Crawlspace Media NetworkNotes from friend of the show, John, on films related to A Blueprint for Murder and poiseningsJoseph Cotten films, selected:Too Much Johnson (1938) - a work print of a silent film, meant to be screened during a stage production, lots of amusing footage. It has some very beautiful images toward the end. Welles inadvertently ahead of his time, it's an edit-your-own movie, with your choice of music as well.Citizen Kane (1941) - every time I see this, I notice something else amazing about it. This exchange has taken on new dimensions in the internet era:Carter: "There's no proof that that woman was murdered, or even that she's dead."Kane: "...she's missing, and the neighbors are getting suspicious."Shadow Of A Doubt (1943) - deep Hitchcock with lots of psych and noir interest, I very much recommend it. The father character and his friend are True Crime enthusiasts, and they have a detailed discussion about poisoning.Gaslight (1944) - Angela Lansbury's first movie, the title has entered the common lexicon. It's memorable, plenty of psych and noir interest.Duel In The Sun (1946) - great cast, and the color really works well: there's something strangely camp about this film. Standout performances include Jennifer Jones, Lillian Gish, Lionel Barrymore, Charles Bickford, and the opening narration by Welles.The Third Man (1949) - classic and sort of its own thing, it involves poisoning in the context of a tainted-penicillin racket, central to the plot.Othello (1951) - I've seen this several times and until today I didn't even know Cotten was in it, an uncredited cameo.Niagra (1953) - solid crime drama starring Marilyn Monroe, it also features Cotten's 'A Blueprint For Murder' co-star Jean Peters.Touch Of Evil (1958) - three words: Welles, Dietrich, Mancini. Mercedes McCambridge is great in this too. Cotten plays a medical examiner.Hush...Hush, Sweet Charlotte (1964) - you know: Bette Davis, Olivia de Havilland, Cotten, Agnes Moorhead, and Mary Astor in her last movie. Al Martino (Johnny Fontane in The Godfather) sings the title song.The Grasshopper (1970) - wild exploitation film, not to be taken too seriously: a late-nighter to be sure. It's scheduled on TCM, Saturday, 9/6 at 1:15 am, and probably streaming after that.F For Fake (1973) - essential Welles, with great musings on authenticity, deception, and fraud: Cotten appears as himself.***Though perhaps not directly related to 'A Blueprint For Murder', Hitchcock's Notorious (1946) involves poisoning and seems influenced by Gaslight (1944), both films with a distraught Ingrid Bergman character.***'A Blueprint For Murder' cinematographer Leo Tover shot many worthy movies, including:Bachelor Apartment (1931) - star and director Lowell Sherman attended the Fatty Arbuckle hotel party disaster, and later testified about it in court.Is My Face Red? (1932) - very offbeat comedy-drama, expertly directed by William Seiter, it includes a quintessential pre-Code image: a chorine bending over completely to exclaim from between her own legs, "Meow!" It also has one of the era's most gruesome descriptions of mob violence.Thirteen Women (1932) - Largely set in Los Angeles, and Peg Entwistle's only film before jumping off the Hollywood sign. Also, remember pages 94 and 105 of 'Applied Psychology' by Hollingsworth and Hoffenberger.No Man Of Her Own (1932) - originally a novel by Val Lewton (I Walked With A Zombie, The Seventh Victim, The Curse Of The Cat People), and the only movie with Gable and Lombard (they married 7 years later), Edmund Goulding (The Flame Within [outstanding early psych relevance], The Razor's Edge, Nightmare Alley) has a story credit.I'm No Angel (1933) - a scene at the piano with Mae West and Cary Grant--as Mae sings "I Want You, I Need You"--emanates a sparkling old Hollywood glamour. It's her last pre-Code release ("Your best isn't good enough. Try doing your worst").Murder At The Vanities (1934) - while not a great movie, it has a strong appearance by Duke Ellington and His Orchestra, and also the legendary production number "Sweet Marijuana".Dead Reckoning (1946) - noir with Bogart, it's worthwhile, but not one of my favorites.note: Tover shot the original film adaptation of The Great Gatsby (1926), which apparently ...
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  • 213. "The Mother Next Door" with Detective Mike Weber

    213. "The Mother Next Door" with Detective Mike Weber
    Aug 20 2025
    Join us as we have a conversation with Detective Mike Weber about his book, The Mother Next Door, three stories of incredible cases of medical child abuse (Munchausen By Proxy).

    Book: https://www.amazon.com/Mother-Next-Door-Deception-Munchausen/dp/1250284279

    Det. Mike Weber's page: https://www.mikeweberconsulting.com/

    Nobody Should Believe Me podcast: https://www.nobodyshouldbelieveme.com/

    Linktree: https://linktr.ee/lanotsopod

    Join our Patreon family!

    You can find all of our resources on our website: https://www.la-not-so-confidential.com/

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I've been listening to the doctors for a few months now, and let me tell you I was instantly in love with them! This is the most interesting and informative true crime podcast I've ever listened to. Other true crime podcasts can start to feel like just listening to a long list of depressing crime cases (I love that too, but need a break sometimes). This podcast can cover some of the same cases I've heard about 10 times already and everytime they will come up with something interesting to say about the case I never thought about. Plus the cinephile angle is a huge bonus, bc I'm one too!! Love it, love them, love this whole concept and everything.

My new favorite podcast!!

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First off, love the hosts. They are warm, funny, and know their stuff. This podcast does double-duty for me, satisfying the itch for both true crime stories and a psychological understanding of the people who commit them and the repercussions for the people who are victimized. While it is a bit L.A.-centric, that element of it is by no means an emphasis. The hosts try to cover issues that can pop up in the human sphere any time, any place.

One of my don't-miss weekly podcasts

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The episodes are so intriguing, and the cases they present blow my mind. The hosts have the best chemistry and present the material with compassion and humor while maintaining a good level of professionalism. I look forward to many more great episodes.

Excellent Podcast

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It’s amazing to finally listen to a podcast from people who are professionals in the industry rather than someone just story telling. The insight, back and forth, and overall discussions are second to none and I am glad I stumbled upon this podcast.

Refreshing

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I am current a Forensic Psychology major at ASU. I found this podcast before I started school. I love how this podcast gives the listeners some insight to the field and typology and cases. My favorite is when they sprinkle
in old Hollywood cases.

Amazing!

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LA Not So Confidential is an amazing podcast and not just for true crime aficionados. They look at each event through the lens of an expert practitioner. I love the way they intelligently dissect each crime and explain the laws surrounding the issues. As someone who also supports police departments, I find this show refreshing. A must listen!

L.A. Not So Confidential is a gem in the genre!

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Dr. Shiloh and Dr Scott have a great hosting connection. They research the material they present which I appreciate. I find their opinions insightful and fresh, which gives stories you may already be familiar with a new angle. This podcast is a (sometimes creepy and unsettling but always interesting) delight. Thank you for making it.

Always Fascinating!

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