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Narcisist Psychology

Narcisist Psychology

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Are you constantly trying to understand the complex minds of others? Narcisist Psychology delves deep into the shadows of human behavior, unraveling the intricate web of dark psychology and manipulation.

This podcast is your essential guide to understanding personality disorders like narcissism, psychopathy, and Machiavellianism. We explore the tactics of manipulators, emotional abuse, and how to identify toxic relationships, offering clarity and empowering you with knowledge.

New episodes arrive daily, Monday through Sunday, at 9:00 AM, providing consistent insights into these often-misunderstood topics. Each episode offers practical tools and real-world examples to help you navigate complex interpersonal dynamics.

Narcisist Psychology is for anyone seeking to recognize covert narcissism, protect their mental health, and recover from narcissistic abuse. If you've ever felt controlled, confused, or gaslighted, this podcast will illuminate the path to understanding and healing.

Subscribe now and empower yourself with the knowledge to reclaim your peace.© 2026 OBOMEDIA Creators Hygiene & Healthy Living Psychology & Mental Health
Episodes
  • The Man Who Scheduled Her Silence: Inside the Seventeenth Procedure

    The Man Who Scheduled Her Silence: Inside the Seventeenth Procedure
    12 Oct 2026
    The Man Who Scheduled Her Silence: Inside the Seventeenth Procedure

    The quiet of a small town hid a methodical erosion of one woman's life: dry medical papers found after three inches of rain, a bracelet clasp intact, and ten procedures completed over two years. How did routine care become a system that redirected her habits, finances, and relationships-one appointment at a time?

    In this episode, we follow the sequence of events that began with a flat tire and a chance introduction, tracing the appointments, the changing routines, and the financial transfers that reshaped Kathleen Stein's life. What pattern emerges when preventive care is presented as a carefully managed plan?

    Person: Kathleen Stein
    Person: Chad Davis
    Date: May 5, 2009
    Location: Route 9
    Topic: Medical procedures and financial transfers

    - Three inches of rain fell in the forty-eight hours before May 5, 2009, but two objects on Route 9's shoulder were dry.
    - The leather medical ID bracelet found read KATHLEEN STEIN and had its clasp intact.
    - By the end of 2007 Kathleen had undergone six procedures at Vantage Surgical Group.
    - By 2008 Kathleen had undergone ten procedures total.
    - Transfers from Kathleen's savings account began in July 2007, ranging from $1,400 to $3,800, with no single transfer reaching $5,000.

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    22 mins
  • He Moved Next Door: Six Years of Quiet, Calculated Theft

    He Moved Next Door: Six Years of Quiet, Calculated Theft
    11 Oct 2026
    He Moved Next Door: Six Years of Quiet, Calculated Theft

    A neighbor watched a young man for months before ever speaking to him, kept a water-stained composition notebook with entries dated years before their introduction, and over time turned friendship into a scheme that left the tenant financially ruined - how do you plan theft like a project? This episode centers on a six-year pattern of surveillance, a notebook that reads like a blueprint, and the single detail that changed everything: the entries began before the men ever met.

    In this episode, we lay out the timeline and the concrete steps recorded in the notebook that led from casual neighborly contact to financial collapse, asking what separates calculated targeting from coincidence and what the notebook’s planning - not confession - reveals about intent.

    Person: Paul Henderson
    Person: Philip Carter
    Date: April 9, 2019
    Location: 42 Colton Street and 44 Colton Street, Dayton Ridge
    Event: Discovery of a water-stained composition notebook wedged in a garage soffit

    - April 9, 2019: utility lineman Wayne Moore found a water-stained composition notebook in a garage soffit while fixing a corroded splice connector.
    - First notebook entry dated April 14, 2016, three years before Paul Henderson and Philip Carter formally met.
    - Paul Henderson received approximately $41,000 inheritance in late 2015 and deposited it at Dayton Ridge Community Bank.
    - Philip Carter moved into 44 Colton Street in March 2017, placing him directly next door to Paul Henderson.
    - By the time Paul realized what had happened he had $37,000 in direct transfers lost and a $14,000 defaulted loan in his name.

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    22 mins
  • He Stole My Name, My Story - The Box by the Reservoir

    He Stole My Name, My Story - The Box by the Reservoir
    10 Oct 2026
    He Stole My Name, My Story - The Box by the Reservoir

    Fear and anger collide: a dry cardboard box appears on a flooded trail at 6:15 AM containing 412 printed pages, a notarized contract, and a $41,000 wire-transfer receipt - every document bearing the name Philip Perry instead of the real author. How did a memoir six years in the making end up credited to someone else, and who engineered the split between a writer and his story?

    In this episode, we tell what happened from the morning the box was found and trace the paperwork, people, and small manipulations that led to the claim on a life’s work. Listen for how a contract clause, a publicist, and quiet isolation set the stage for a theft that unfolded over months.

    Person: Dale Marshall
    Date: March 11, 2019
    Location: Kellner Reservoir trail
    Case: 412 printed pages, notarized contract, $41,000 wire-transfer receipt
    Event: Copperline Press listing Philip Perry as author of Dale’s memoir

    - The box was found at 6:15 AM after two nights of heavy rain but the box was dry.
    - The box contained 412 printed pages, a notarized contract, and a wire-transfer receipt for $41,000.
    - Dale Marshall had three complete drafts totaling 380 pages by early 2018 after six years of work.
    - Dale signed a representation agreement with Northgate Literary in January 2018 that included an unusual clause on page seven referencing "editorial personhood."
    - Copperline Press listed a spring memoir under the name Philip Perry, and the attached contract showed an advance of $41,000.

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    20 mins
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