Homegrown: OKC dives into a case of domestic terrorism from the past that’s really a warning about the future.  Back in 1995, there was a disaster that should have prepared us for January 6th and the political violence that we’re seeing today: the Oklahoma City Bombing. Journalist Jeffrey Toobin reveals the story behind Timothy McVeigh, the Oklahoma City Bombing, and right-wing extremism in America - how a decorated army veteran became consumed with rage, how he somehow went...

Faceless is a new true crime podcast about the search for a man who broke into a suburban Tokyo home in the year 2000 and murdered an entire family

How did the perfect suburban mom get wrapped up with doomsday preppers and prophets? For months, the media has been chasing the story of Lori Vallow and Chad Daybell, covering the strange beliefs they shared and the disappearance of her two kids. Madness of Two digs deep into the why: Why did five people end up dead? Host Sarah Treleaven explores religious fanaticism, brainwashing, greed, and the reality that even the most ordinary people can come to believe extreme ideas. See Privacy Policy...

The line between ambition and fraud can get murky in the art world. We explore that gray area with the story of a handsome young art dealer whom authorities accuse of scheming his way to the top.

When it comes down to it - don't we all lie? Just a little bit? So what makes some of us lie so much more than others? Where did Marc's predisposition towards lying begin? And is there any chance he'd ever stop?

Kathleen has dug into who Marc Ramsden is as best she can. There is only one person who can help answer her questions - Marc himself.

Now that the women have found each other they set their sights on finding more people that Marc lied to

Kathleen takes a trip to LA and attempts to uncover Mordechai’s obsession with California.

After answering a knock on her door on Sunday night in January, Arya learns the extent of Mordechai’s lies.

Kathleen Goldhar was so happy her friend Arya had found someone great after a bad divorce and a year of disheartening online dating. But it turns out Mordechai Horowitz was just too good to be true.

Kathleen Goldhar was so happy her friend Arya had finally found someone after a bad divorce. Mordechai Horowitz seemed perfect. Smart. Rich. Creative. But like so many things that seem to be perfect - it was too good to be true.  Credits:  Jessica Grimshaw- For UCP Audio Josh Bloch- For UCP Audio Jennifer Sears- For UCP Audio Kathleen Goldhar- Host, Executive Producer, Producer Stuart Coxe- Executive Producer Michelle Shephard- Producer Alexis Green- Associate Producer Abhi...