Week of 2 February 2026

Top Podcasts of the Week

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#1 The Bell Witch Podcast

How Do Our Spoken Words Shape Our Reality?

Welcome to The Bell Witch Podcast- 'Witching in the 21 Century' In this 73rd episode- a 'Solitary Witch' episode of TBWP, the host Swailes explores the magic and science behind spoken words, sharing personal stories about language, manifestation, and mental health. She discusses how words shape reality, referencing witchcraft, neurodiversity, and neuroscience, and reflects on a transformative week of silence in 2011 that shaped her understanding of her own language. Swailes emphasizes intentional, positive speech, the pitfalls of capitalism, and the importance of self-kindness. Humorous interjections from friends add warmth. Listeners are encouraged to use words as tools for healing, empower

Religion & Spiritualityparanormal43 votes

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#2 Shared Delights: Your True Stories and My Funniest Memories

Hotel Hiccups: Mishaps You Might Relate To

A "do not disturb" mix-up, a glass-wall bathroom surprise, a guest who looked too still, and a fire alarm that turned into live entertainment. In this episode of Shared Delights, Réka shares funny hotel moments from her own experience and from loyal listener Niki. Short true stories, gentle chaos, and guaranteed smile.

Comedycomedyentertainmentfiction38 votes

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#3 Forgotten Felonies

Lorraine Clark and the Murder of Melvin: When the Headlines Hardened into Fact

In 1954, Melvin Clark was murdered and his body dumped into the depths of the Merrimack River. His wife, Lorraine Clark, would ultimately plead guilty—and for decades, that plea has stood as the official ending to the case. But the record tells a more complicated story.

True Crimehistoryinternationaltrue crime14 votes

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Also Featured This Week

#4 Starve The Demon : Recovery by any means necessary

Cali Sober is Recovery

In this episode Jenna sits down with Eric Kitchens — Tennessee based filmmaker and dispensary entrepreneur — to talk about addiction, recovery outside traditional 12-step programs, the challenges of sobriety in a judgmental culture, and the real, gritty work of rebuilding a life. If you’re tired of cookie-cutter recovery advice and want honest conversations that actually help — this one’s for you. 🎙️ Hosted by Jenna — Starve the Demon: Recovery by Any Means Necessary

Health & Fitnessaddiction recoverymental health8 votes

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#5 F**k That

The Deaths of David Coots and Coy Hilliard

Two men dead in Texas at 39, and 43 years old. The common denominator? Both men were married to the same woman whose father was a recently retired corporal at the local county sheriff's department.

True Crimetrue crime7 votes

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#6 Just Talking Unfiltered

We Drank Coronas So You Don’t Have To

That moment when your job "randomly" tests you after a weed joke, your cat blocks a 3 a.m. bathroom sprint, and Corona loses the taste test. We went there. Hit play, then drop your own chaotic life hack in the replies— what works for you?

Comedycomedyunfiltered4 votes

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#7 THE SJ CHILDS SHOW-Building a Community of Inclusion

Episode 337-From Classroom Insights To An Inclusive Social App with Brittany Moser

What if social apps actually met neurodivergent needs? That question drives a warm, candid conversation with educator-turned-founder Brittany Moser as we dig into Synchrony, a new social and dating app for autistic and otherwise neurodivergent adults. Brittany traces the journey from a rural Queensland classroom to a Manhattan charter school, where practical inclusion strategies showed that supports designed for autistic students often help everyone. Those lessons—visuals, soci...

Society & Cultureadult transitionautismcommunity4 votes

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#8 The Scafachiverse Podcast

Death to Beer and Prime Pam Anderson

It is road trip time in the Scafachiverse so buckle up for some football,day drinking and the results of peer pressure gone horribly horribly wrong. But there is a light at the end of the tunnel and it's Pam Anderson

Leisureaddiction recoverycomedycommunity4 votes

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#9 Tribe of Nerds Podcast

Survivor What If? Ep 46 | Adam Klein on Winners at War, the Fleur De Lis Idol, & Boston Rob

What if Adam Klein’s Winners at War game went differently? 🤯 In Survivor What If? Episode 46, Jake and Shane sit down with Adam Klein, winner of Survivor: Millennials vs Gen X (S33) and fan-favorite from Survivor 40: Winners at War, to break down one of the most talked-about moments in Survivor history — the podium Fleur-de-Lis Idol 👀 This is a must-watch deep dive for Survivor strategy fans, Winners at War truthers, and anyone who loves breaking down iconic Survivor “what if” moments. 👉 Like, comment, and subscribe for more Survivor interviews and deep dives 💬 Would Adam have gone further if the podium idol worked out? Let us know below!

TV & Filmnerd culturetelevision4 votes

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#10 Stress-Free IEP®

Top 10 tips for a successful IEP meeting from a legal perspective

In this solo episode of Stress-Free IEP®, host Frances Shefter shares her Top 10 tips for navigating IEP meetings — all from the lens of a seasoned attorney. This isn’t about legal jargon or courtroom drama. It’s about practical, real-world advice shaped by years of legal experience in special education. Frances walks you through how to prepare effectively, communicate strategically, and protect your child’s rights — without turning the meeting into a battle.If you’ve ever left an IEP feeling overwhelmed, unheard, or unsure of what just happened, this episode is your roadmap to doing it better next time — with clarity, confidence, and a strong foundation rooted in the law.Download this and o

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