Exploring Dorothy Thompson's warning about Hitler before the 1936 Olympics, cognitive dissonance in forming impressions of Hitler, and the propaganda behind the event.

Delve into the controversial 1936 Olympics in Hitler's Germany, unraveling the involvement of notable figures and the moral dilemmas that shaped the Games.

Investigating the mysterious case of Mitrice Richardson, who vanished after being released from a Malibu sheriff's station. The podcast delves into the disturbing findings in Dark Canyon, the inconclusive autopsy report, and conflicting witness accounts. Clues left behind, vultures sightings, and theories surrounding Richardson's disappearance are explored in depth.

Comedians Casey Wilson and Jessica St. Clair provide hilarious and practical advice on small talk. They share six rules for engaging in small talk to achieve connectedness. The podcast explores the impact of everyday conversations on well-being, the physiological benefits of face-to-face interactions, and the correlation between social connections, small talk, and a longer life span. It also delves into the decline of small talk in a fast-paced world and the importance of small talk for public health.

Federal agents investigate a mysterious murder rumor from a high school prom in 1989, leading to a trial in Philadelphia. The tale delves into themes of murder, memory, and morality. Uncovering clues in pursuit of justice for a cold case hate crime, the narrative unravels a victimless and nameless crime with ties to white supremacist groups.

Award-winning theologian Lee C. Camp joins Malcolm to discuss Malcolm's journey on the No Small Endeavor podcast, exploring personal stories like therapy sessions and childhood experiences that shaped his identity. They dive into what it means to live a good life through thoughtful conversations with bestselling authors and philosophers.

Film director Cameron Crowe and Nancy Wilson of Heart wrote a musical about Elvis as a cab driver in Seattle during their honeymoon. They share the story of 'Blue Seattle,' a lost masterpiece. The podcast explores Elvis Presley's movie career, the creation of 'Blue Seattle' song, and Seattle's unique identity. Delve into Elvis' struggles, artistic legacy, and missed opportunities in this intriguing episode.

Renowned filmmaker M. Night Shyamalan shares his journey with the love story script 'Labor of Love' he wrote at 22, exploring themes of love, marriage, and creative struggles. He reflects on time management, self-improvement, and balancing light and dark themes in storytelling. Shyamalan contemplates letting go of a screenplay that holds personal significance after 30 years.

Patty Jenkins wanted a dog to win Best Actor, but Hollywood had other plans. The challenges of being a female screenwriter in Tinseltown. Creating authentic emotions in a pit bull for a film. Reflecting on loss and tragedy shaping storytelling. Navigating creative independence in the film industry.

On World Happiness Day, podcasters discuss managing mental chatter, embracing discomfort for happiness, and the impact of endings on remembered happiness. From self-compassion to physical activities, they cover diverse topics with humor and insight.