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This is the podcast where two passions become one. Here weekly I will present a true crime story. It may be a crime you know about and it may be one that is new to you. Every other week, I will be interviewing an author. Maybe an author and some books you have never known about. So if you like True crime and have a passion to read, this is the podcast for you!
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Welcome to the podcast that uncovers the truth amidst a web of lies. Originally created to defend a friend from false accusations, we now face relentless harassment from a duo and their followers who aim to silence us and bury the facts. Here, you’ll witness the unfolding of a real true crime saga as I stand up for my friend and others. All the evidence will be made available on our website for you to see. This is a rebuttal podcast like no other—because sometimes, standing up for what’s rig ...
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The Menninger Clinic

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The Menninger Clinic’s Mind Dive podcast is a twice-monthly exploration of mental health topics from the professional’s perspective, including the dilemmas clinicians face in their practice. Hosts Dr. Bob Boland and Dr. Kerry Horrell dive into the complexities of mental health care including the latest research and other topical developments through lively discourse with distinguished colleagues from near and far.
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The salient point that emerges from the discourse presented in this podcast episode is the profound examination of the injustices inflicted upon LaDonna Humphrey, elucidating the concerted efforts to discredit her integrity through a systematic campaign of misinformation perpetuated by individuals such as Javier Leiva and Anthony Christopher. The h…
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Dr. Meredith Gansner discusses the complex relationship between teen depression and social media, drawing from her groundbreaking research and clinical experience as a child psychiatrist at Boston Children's Hospital. Far from offering simplistic condemnations of digital technology, she presents a nuanced view of how social media both helps and har…
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What happens when neurodiverse children transition to adulthood without crucial life skills? Kristen Lombardi and Dr. Christine Drew tackle this pressing question in their groundbreaking book "Spectrum of Independence." Drawing from decades of professional experience, they reveal how many children with autism and intellectual disabilities "graduate…
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The discussion unfolds with a profound exploration of the intricate relationship between authors and their subjects, specifically focusing on the world of Amish fiction. The guests, Wanda E. Brunstetter and Martha Bolton, share their unique experiences and insights that not only illuminate the nuances of writing within this specific genre but also …
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This episode presents a compelling examination of the Oasis program in Northwest Arkansas, framed through the poignant narratives of women who have found refuge and rehabilitation within its walls. The host, David McClam, introduces the episode as a critical counter-narrative to accusations leveled against Ladonna Humphrey, the program's director. …
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The episode culminates in a robust exploration of the Kaelen Tucker incident, a case that has garnered significant media attention. I meticulously dissect the events surrounding the baton strike, questioning the motivations behind the actions of the involved parties. A critical lens is cast on the responses from the NAACP and the broader implicatio…
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The podcast episode delves into the intricate complexities surrounding the ongoing narrative involving LaDonna Humphrey, specifically addressing the allegations propagated by adversaries, including Javier Leiva and Anthony Christopher. The host, David McClam, articulates his experiences from a recent 13-day trip to Arkansas, where he sought to unco…
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Sleep takes up nearly a third of a patient’s life, yet its importance to mental health outcomes has been drastically understated in therapeutic conversations. Dr. Myrtle Jeroudi, a neurologist at The Menninger Clinic, weighs in on how deeply intertwined sleep disruption is to mental health disorders and why asking the right questions regarding slee…
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Burnout in health care settings is an all-too-common struggle for healthcare professionals. This month Dr. Jessi Gold explores the toll of the pandemic on health care workers and how these workers can overcome the emotional and psychological exhaustion that accompanies such a demanding field. The dangers of allowing burnout to fester can be catastr…
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The salient point of the podcast episode revolves around the serious allegations against Anthony Christopher, who is accused of sexual assault, and the ensuing discourse regarding the credibility of witnesses involved, particularly in light of contrasting narratives concerning the events that transpired. David McClam articulates a profound sense of…
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The central theme of this podcast episode revolves around the profound experiences of Scott M. Hoffman, who offers a unique perspective on life within the organized crime milieu, particularly as the son of a high-ranking mobster. He shares harrowing anecdotes from his youth, including witnessing acts of violence and navigating the complexities of d…
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The podcast episode provides a compelling narrative surrounding the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., one of the most significant figures in American civil rights history. It opens with a powerful acknowledgment of individual worth and the distressing reality of suicide statistics, creating a somber atmosphere. The dialogue then transiti…
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The story of the Menninger Clinic is rooted in the history of psychiatry in the United States. To start the new year, we have our very own Dr. Walter Menninger on the podcast to share the hidden history of the Menninger Clinic. Drawing inspiration from his memoir, “Like What You Do,” Dr. Menninger shares anecdotes from his forensic psychiatry caree…
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David McClam delves into the theme of betrayal, particularly focusing on the complexities of trust and deception in personal relationships. He introduces the concept of 'foreign betrayal,' where an individual you trust turns against you, often motivated by financial gain, fear, or the desire to maintain friendships. McClam emphasizes the importance…
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Michael Larson's extraordinary story is one of brilliance and tragedy, as he famously outsmarted the game show "Press Your Luck" in 1984, winning a staggering $110,237—an unprecedented amount at the time. Larson cracked the show's code by meticulously studying the patterns of the game board and discovering that certain squares never contained a dre…
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David McClam shares a deeply personal and moving account of his struggles over the past year, touching on themes of resilience, mental health, and the importance of community support. He reflects on a significant moment involving his son, who faced a serious mental health crisis, prompting David to reevaluate his purpose in podcasting and the impac…
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Stephen Terrell, a novelist and retired attorney, shares the gripping story of his great-uncle John Terrell, who became notorious for a murder that shocked Indiana in 1903. Terrell's book, "The Madness of John Terrell: Revenge and Insanity on Trial in the Heartland," delves into the complexities of family history and the dark legacy that can emerge…
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How much do you know about milieu therapy and how it works? This episode of The Menninger Clinic’s Mind Dive Podcast features Michael McClam, MD, medical director for Menninger’s youth division, for a conversation about milieu therapy and how clinicians and patients play an active role in its effectiveness. It also explores the hidden dynamics that…
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Sharon Virts, a New York Times bestselling author, joins David McClam to discuss her latest book, "Graves of Truth," which was released just before Halloween on October 29, 2024. This atmospheric historical mystery thriller delves into a series of suspicious deaths among Baltimore's elite during the Reconstruction era, exploring themes of deceit, m…
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The podcast episode delves into the profound complexities of fatherhood as David McClam engages in a heartfelt conversation with his son, DaVonte. The discussion opens with a poignant acknowledgment of mental health awareness, emphasizing the importance of recognizing one’s worth and the devastating impact of suicide. This sets a serious tone that …
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David McClam tackles a provocative police report filed by Anthony Christopher, which he claims is a fraudulent attempt to undermine the truth about LaDonna Humphrey and himself. In this episode, David meticulously dissects the report, pointing out its inaccuracies and how it ultimately serves to exonerate him rather than harm him. He emphasizes the…
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David McClam hosts a compelling discussion with Dennis McCaslin, the editor and owner of Today at Fort Smith newspaper, as they delve into the controversial and complex case surrounding LaDonna Humphrey, Anthony Christopher, and Patty Rush. The episode exposes the intricate web of accusations and counter-accusations that have emerged from this case…
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This episode of The Menninger Clinic’s Mind Dive Podcast features Christine Moutier, MD, chief medical officer at the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (AFSP), for a conversation about how clinicians and community members can become better educated on the signs of mental health crisis and aid one another in supporting individuals who suffe…
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This episode dives deep into the controversial figure of Anthony Christopher, who is presented as the mastermind behind a series of personal attacks against host David McClam. David emphasizes that he does not know Christopher personally, yet feels targeted due to his support for Ladonna Humphrey, a central figure in the unfolding drama. The discus…
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The narrative surrounding Oasis of Northwest Arkansas reveals deeper societal issues related to addiction recovery and the stigmatization of those in recovery. David McClam articulates the incredible work done by Oasis in providing a structured and supportive environment for women battling addiction, juxtaposed against the backdrop of attacks from …
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The latest episode of "We Are Not Afraid" dives deep into the ongoing battle against the deceitful narratives propagated by Javier Leiva regarding both myself and LaDonna Humphrey. This episode exposes the relentless attempts to silence my voice and the truth I uphold, as well as the harassment faced by those who dare to oppose him. With compelling…
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Carlo C. DiClemente, Ph.D., codeveloper of the transtheoretical model of behavior change, discusses bringing a human touch to the fabric of therapeutic intervention. Dr. DiClemente’s work emphasizes the importance of creating an environment where patients feel comfortable expressing their hesitation about change and tying a patient’s personal value…
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A riveting dialogue unfolds as LA Starks joins David McClam on the podcast, where she delves into the intricate worlds of energy politics and thrilling fiction. The episode begins with a heartfelt message from the host, addressing mental health awareness, which sets a compassionate tone for the conversation. Starks, known for her gripping thrillers…
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What happens when your personal trials become public battles? We're diving deep into the drama that unfolded over the summer, involving alleged harassment and shocking legal disputes. Names like Anthony Christopher and Javier Leiva have become part of a narrative filled with accusations and attempts to undermine my work. Drawing strength from adver…
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The podcast episode covers a conflict involving David McClam and Javier Leiva. David accuses Leiva of lying about legal actions against him and points out inconsistencies in Leiva’s claims. David McClam allegedly threatened Javier Leiva leading to actions against his podcast for revictimizing critics of LaDonna Humphrey. McClam’s federal lawsuit ov…
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David McClam addresses false allegations from Javier Leiva and Anthony Christopher, expressing frustration over their refusal to accept the truth despite ripping apart Javier Leiva's lie piece by piece. He discusses their police complaints against him and plans legal action. McClam criticizes their tactics, likening them to cult leaders, and shares…
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McClam addresses inaccuracies from a previous episode, expressing his frustration over alleged false claims made by Leiva and clarifying that LaDonna Humphrey has no involvement in his work. Tensions rise as McClam challenges Leiva to substantiate harassment claims and questions the validity of legal threats. David is poised to take legal action ag…
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In a bonus episode of “We Are Not Afraid,” host David McClam directly addresses and refutes false allegations concerning that he and others were going to be arrested, and declaring his intent to pursue legal action against those responsible for harassment. He unequivocally condemns doxing and cyberstalking, with a specific focus on LaDonna, and cen…
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LaDonna responds to accusations by Javier Leiva about pastor John Allen and the arson. The investigation reveals inconsistencies in John’s statements about the fire and his financial troubles, including his refusal to take a polygraph test, which raises suspicion. LaDonna aims to correct misconceptions about her relationship with Jon and her backgr…
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David Miklowitz, Ph.D., has been pioneering family psychoeducational treatments for bipolar disorder by integrating psychotherapy and family therapy with medication. Dr. Miklowitz’s research emphasizes the critical role families play in identifying the early signs of bipolar disorder and how family members can help a patient implement effective str…
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I promised that if my interview was taken out of context or I was lied on, I would produce the whole interview. Well this is that episode. Within the first 5 minutes of episode 7 of the Pretend podcast, Javier lied by twsiting what I said in my interview when it comes to LaDonna Humphrey and suicide. Now if the truth is what you seek, then this int…
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David McClam discusses his experiences with scare tactics and legal threats following his exposés, particularly focusing on a lawsuit threat from Anthony Christopher’s attorney, Glenn S. Ritter. McClam clarifies his podcasting absence due to personal reasons and asserts his independence, countering claims of LaDonna Humphrey’s control over his cont…
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Willem Kuyken, Ph.D., has been at the forefront of merging Eastern mindfulness practices with Western psychological standards. Dr. Kuyken’s academic work significantly contributed to the World Health Organization’s Quality of Life measure which set the standard for evaluating an individual’s perception of their position in life across cultural and …
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In episode 4 of “We Are Not Afraid,” David McClam interviews Amy Smith about various controversies involving LaDonna Humphrey, including the retraction of the Maura Murray reward. Amy reflects on her long-standing relationship with LaDonna, noting their ability to amicably resolve disagreements and highlighting LaDonna’s positive traits. They discu…
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This episode delves into NXIVM, a group founded by Keith Raniere in 1988 that masqueraded as a personal development company but was later exposed as a cult. Following testimonies from former members in 2017, authorities investigated NXIVM, leading to Raniere’s arrest in March 2018 on charges including human trafficking and fraud. He was convicted i…
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David returns after a break due to his wife’s successful surgery, announcing the resumption of regular episodes, including one on the Nexium cult, and updates about other associated podcasts. After six years of solo production, David has hired a researcher to aid with case research, maintaining the same format. David introduces his new podcast, “We…
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In this episode of the We Are Not Afraid podcast, host David McClam addresses the topics of hypocrisy, harassment, and blackmail. He clarifies that LaDonna Humphrey has no involvement with the podcast and asserts his independence. McClam criticizes Javier Leiva, Anthony Christopher, and Patty Rush for spreading lies and accuses them of hypocrisy. H…
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Dr. Neil Puri is at the forefront of combating treatment-resistant depression, spearheading new ways to use brain stimulation treatment to offer relief to patients. Building off recent advancements in transcranial magnetic stimulation, Dr. Puri’s team is using focused bursts of electromagnetism to rewire individual neural pathways in the brain. Dr.…
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In this episode, David McClam discusses the case of Maura Murray and the rescinded $75,000 reward. He shares a statement from LaDonna Humphrey, the Co-Founder of Let's Bring Them Home, explaining the decision to rescind the reward. David also plays a recording of a meeting between LaDonna and former board members of Let's Bring Them Home, where the…
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William R Miller, PhD, is one of the pioneers of motivational interviewing, a psychological technique that helps individuals overcome apathy and create change in their lives. Dr. Miller’s research has become the standard practice in psychology, especially when clinicians are treating patients with addictive behaviors and patients who are recovering…
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In this episode, host David McClam discusses a sworn statement alleging that Anthony Christopher stole LaDonna Humphrey's cell phone and paid off the judge in his $3.5 million settlement case. McClam emphasizes that these are serious allegations and that the statement has been vetted. He plans to turn the statement over to the authorities. McClam a…
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In this prologue episode, host David McClam addresses some issues and sets the stage for the upcoming episodes. He discusses the time-consuming nature of investigative work and assures listeners that he will release episodes as he gathers more information. He also talks about his approach to reporting, emphasizing that he will only present legitima…
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