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What makes a lie believable? And why do smart, ordinary people sometimes miss the signs of deception until it’s too late?
Nothing Felt Wrong explores true stories of scams, fraud, deception, manipulation, social engineering, catfishing, betrayal, and the human behavior behind them.
Hosted by Anne Genduso, each episode looks beyond what happened to ask a more interesting question: Why did it work?
Through narrative Deep Dives and conversations with guests and experts, we unpack the psychological tactics, social dynamics, and warning signs that can make even extraordinary situations feel completely believable in the moment.
New episodes include Deep Dives, where Anne investigates fascinating real-life stories of deception, and Side-Eye Sessions, where guests join to share expertise, examine real stories, and explore how deception and manipulation work in the real world.
Because nothing felt wrong…until it did.
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Kekerapan kemas kini:
weekly
Purata panjang audio:
36 minutes
Temu bual tetamu
Bahasa Inggeris
Amerika Syarikat
15 episod
sejak 19 Jul 2026
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For nearly two years, Angel Victoria Murdock built a following around her life as a Duke University physician assistant (PA) student. She documented supposed clinical rotations, shared advice with aspiring medical professionals, and celebrated her graduation outside Duke Chapel.
But Duke conf ...
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What if the scariest thing you encountered this Halloween wasn't a ghost, a monster, or something supernatural… but another person?
In this episode of Nothing Felt Wrong, host Anne Genduso is joined by Analise Crawford, host of The Hotline Horror Show, to explore four chilling Reddit stories a ...
Sometimes the creepiest stories aren't about ghosts. They're about people whose behavior just doesn't add up.In this episode of Nothing Felt Wrong, Anne dives into five creepy Reddit encounters involving strangers asking for help, suspicious drivers, unexplained lies, and situations that becom ...
An NFL player. A wealthy real estate investor. Millions in investment accounts. Daejon Love appeared to have all the proof to back it up.There was just one problem: federal investigators say the entire image was built on deception.
Love allegedly met women through dating apps and other online ...
What happens when the person you’re supposed to trust most is the one deceiving you?My friend Lyssa is back for another Side-Eye Session, and this time we’re examining four Reddit stories about moms who crossed some pretty unbelievable lines.
One mom catfished men using her daughter’s photos, ...
She’s in debt. She hasn’t made a cent. And she’s convinced her MLM will make her a multimillionaire.
What makes us believe the things we’re sold?
Sometimes it’s the promise of financial freedom. Sometimes it’s urgency, aspiration, community, or a brand name we already trust. And sometimes, the ...
How does a 37-year-old woman convince a family she’s 12 years old—and live with them as their daughter for more than a year?Amanda Maria Souza de Oliveira told people she was a vulnerable child who had survived abuse, abandonment, forced hormone treatments, and serious health problems.
The fam ...
What if you got a job interview, saw the recruiter’s face, heard their voice—and none of it was real?
AI is changing what job scams look like. Scammers can clone voices, create deepfake video, impersonate real recruiters and companies, and build fake job interviews convincing enough to fool ev ...
IN THIS EPISODE• How Mary Carole McDonnell built a true crime television empire• The first signs that something inside Bellum Entertainment was wrong• The employees and contractors caught in the fallout• How an alleged multimillion-dollar fraud began to unravel• The psychology that made McDon ...
Your bank calls to stop a $2,000 scam. The problem? The person on the phone is the scammer.
What makes us trust the wrong person—and why can the very things that make someone seem safe make deception even harder to spot?
In this Side-Eye Session, I'm joined by life and mindset coach Tina Un ...
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