Top Podcasts of the Week

Sara Nicole Graham, 18, was supposed to be at work by 7 a.m. Instead, her father’s van was found locked and abandoned in a wheat field, and Sara was never seen again. With no signs of a crash, evidence of a struggle, or explanation for why the van was there, questions remain.

This week on the pod, I sit down with long-time friend Hannah to unpack her deeply personal journey through homeschooling, neurodivergence, and self-discovery. Growing up in a chaotic Christian homeschool environment with six siblings, Hannah reflects on what worked, what didn’t,

In episode two, my partner Deidra and I discuss a fun and mysterious game that we played together: Bugsnax. We talk about the game as a whole, our unique way we played the game, and a few fun drinks we concocted for the occasion.

Do UK small businesses need cyber risk registers? Graham said no. After this 40-minute debate with Noel Bradford, he changed his mind completely. This Small Business Cyber Security Guy podcast episode tackles cyber risk management for UK SMEs through a heated debate about whether

Tom and Mike discuss cars they each dislike the most while going into why everyone with low testosterone seems to own a Honda Fit and all of the cool kids love the Corvette C8 & Porsche 911 GT3 RS. The boys also discuss clout and scalpers out here flipping everything for a profit

We talk about women's porn preferences and champion that it's totally fine if porn's not your vibe. We also talk on the why books are so great in this area, with us being able to create the scene in our heads instead of having less-than-great-visuals jammed at us.

Josh, Dave and Tom tackle practical shootings hottest question. Do I need my sights?

In this episode, I open up about one of the hardest parts of healing: letting go of people, situations, and versions of myself that no longer serve me.I talk about the wounds we carry without realizing it, why I hold on even when I know I shouldn’t, and the moment I finally under