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Nurse Chat Diaries
"Nurse Chat Diaries" is a podcast hosted by a nurse that explores a wide range of topics, from true crime stories to health-related laws and wellness tips. It offers listeners a unique perspective on how a nurse's professional knowledge intersects with everyday life. The weekly bonus mini-episodes provide quick, informative dives into specific health topics or legal matters that are relevant to both healthcare professionals and the general public. It's a blend of engaging storytelling and practical, expert insight.
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Episodes
(BONUS) Diet Culture Is Exhausting (And I’m Starving) 13.02.2026 14:46
In this episode, Daman scrubs in to perform an emergency"logic-tomy" on the world of diet culture. From the absurdity of "charcoal detoxes" to the actual science of why your brain stops working when you skip the sourdough, we’re getting honest about why trying to "bio-hack" your body is a losing game. Daman breaks down the physiological stress of cortisol, the psychol...
(BONUS) The Justin Adkins Case- Predators in Chat 11.02.2026 14:15
In this episode of Nurse Chat Diaries , we discuss the arrest of Justin Adkins, who authorities allege used online platforms like Snapchat and Roblox to contact and groom a minor in Florida. This case highlights the growing dangers children face in digital spaces and the emotional reality parents live with as they try to keep their kids safe online. We explore how online grooming works, warning si...
The Pencil Factory Murder 26.01.2026 35:05
In this episode of Nurse Chat Diaries , we take adeep, unflinching look at the Pencil Factory Murder—the 1913 killing of 13-year-old Mary Phagan—and the controversial case against Leo Frank. Through historical facts, workplace context, and sharp commentary, we examine how laborconditions, media hysteria, and systemic failure shaped a case that still divides opinions over a century later. Dinnerste...
(Bonus Health) Google Said... 21.01.2026 10:50
Ever Googled a symptom and ended up convinced you were dying by midnight? In this episode of Nurse Chat Diaries , we break down the chaos of “ Google said… ” with humor, real-life nursing stories, and some much-needed reassurance. From midnight anxiety spirals to TikTok diagnoses, we talk about why the internet jumps to worst-case scenarios, what nurses actually look for, and when symptoms really...
Harold Shipman: Murder in a White Coat 19.01.2026 35:17
In this episode, we dive into one of the most chilling cases in modern medical history — Harold Shipman , the trusted family doctor who became Britain’s most prolific serial killer. Known to his patients as “Dr. Death,” Shipman exploited his position of care and authority to commit unimaginable crimes over decades without raising suspicion. We explore how Shipman gained the trust of his community,...
I Thought He Was Guilty: The Linda Brown Story 19.01.2026 19:16
"We saw the grainy video. We analyzed his every blink. And then, we judged him." In this heavy, deep-dive episode of Nurse Chat Diaries , Daman steps away from the hospital unit to address a case that paralyzed Chicago and ignited a firestorm on social media: the disappearance of dedicated special education teacher, Linda Brown. For nine days in January, the internet acted as judge, jury...
(Bonus Episode) The Mental Health Pandemic 18.01.2026 10:55
"Why are we all pretending to be okay?" In this episode of Nurse Chat Diaries , Daman pulls back the curtain on the silent crisis sweeping through healthcare and high-performance culture. Moving beyond the "live-laugh-love" fluff, we dive into the raw data of the 2026 mental health landscape, where nearly half of Gen Z and over 60% of frontline workers are hitting the breaking...
(Bonus Episode) Your Prescription, Now with Wi-Fi 15.01.2026 7:59
AI is officially in healthcare — renewing prescriptions, asking questions, and changing how care works. In this episode, we break down what AI can (and can’t) do in medicine, with humor, honesty, and a nurse’s perspective on where technology helps and where humans still matter. Topol, E. (2019). Deep medicine: How artificial intelligence can make healthcare human again . Basic Books. McKinsey &...
(Bonus Episode) GLP-1: Please Start Low and Go Slow 15.01.2026 8:43
Everyone’s suddenly “not hungry,” and we have questions. In this episode, we break down GLP-1 medications, the myths, the side effects nobody posts about, and why “start low and go slow” is not a suggestion — it’s a lifestyle. References Abu-Nejim, H. (2025). Current perspectives on GLP-1 receptor agonists in contemporary therapeutics . Journal of Clinical Medicine, 14 (3), 455–468. https://pmc.nc...
The Oso Feud Murders 08.12.2025 31:34
In this episode, we travel to the quiet forests of Oso, Washington—a place where the days are slow, the neighbors are few, and everyone knows the rhythm of everyone else’s life. But in April 2016, that rhythm stopped. What began as a missed morning routine quickly grew into a mystery that shook the rural community to its core. Phones rang without answer. A familiar truck sat unmoving. And inside a...
From Resident to Killer: The Anthony Garcia Story 01.12.2025 38:05
Join host Daman for a comprehensive, clinically groundedexamination of Dr. Anthony Joseph Garcia, a former pathology resident whose professional failures and escalating psychological instability culminated infour brutal murders tied to his time at Creighton University. This episode breaks down Garcia’s developmental history, his troubled medical career, the forensic investigation, and the systemic...
When Evil Called Home- The Larry Gene Bell Story 24.11.2025 33:08
In this powerful true-crime episode of Nurse Chat Diaries ,host Daman takes listeners into one of South Carolina’s most haunting cases —the 1985 abduction and murder of 17-year-old Shari Faye Smith and 9-year-old Debra May Helmick. When a soft-spoken caller began tormenting the Smith familywith phone calls after Shari’s disappearance, no one could have imagined how much those calls would reveal. T...
The Landlady of Death 17.11.2025 30:05
At first glance, she was the kind of woman anyone would trust — soft-spoken, silver-haired, and always ready with a warm meal for those in need. But behind the lace curtains of 1426 F Street in Sacramento, something darker was happening. Dorothea Puente ran a boarding house for the elderly and vulnerable, offering food, shelter, and kindness. Yet, beneath her garden, police would later uncover a h...
Unfinished Ride: The Kristin David Case 10.11.2025 34:48
On June 26th, 1981, 22-year-old University of Idaho student Kristin Noel David set out on her bicycle for a routine ride along Highway 95. She was bright, determined, and just beginning to build the life she dreamed of. But Kristin never arrived at her destination. Eight days later, her remains were found along the Snake River — and a small college town was left with heartbreak, horror, and questi...
Ellen Greenberg: Suicide or Something More? 03.11.2025 42:22
This conversation delves into the tragic case of EllenGreenberg, a young teacher whose death was ruled a suicide despite evidence suggesting otherwise. The discussion explores Ellen's life, her aspirations, her impact as a teacher, and the struggles she faced with mental health. It highlights the importance of understanding the complexities of caregiving roles and the challenges that come with...
Blood on Second Street: The Legend of Lizzie Borden 27.10.2025 46:37
This conversation delves into the infamous Lizzie Bordencase, exploring the events leading up to the murders of Andrew and Abby Borden in 1892. It examines the family dynamics, the atmosphere of tension within thehousehold, and the ordinary morning that preceded the horrific crime. The discussion highlights the complexities of the Borden family relationships and the societal context of the time, p...
Catfish to Kill: The Romeoville Family Murders 20.10.2025 41:56
This conversation delves into the intricate web ofmanipulation and betrayal in the lives of Nathaniel, Irma Linda, Zareida, and Alberto. It explores how psychological manipulation can lead to devastating consequences, revealing the human stories behind the labels of victim andperpetrator. The narrative unfolds through the lens of ordinary lives disrupted by extraordinary circumstances, highlightin...
The Lost Girl of Gilgo- LISK 13.10.2025 37:39
This conversation delves into the mysterious disappearanceof Shannon Gilbert, a case that not only shocked the nation but also unveiled the Long Island Serial Killer. It explores Shannon's troubled background, the chaotic night of her disappearance, the subsequent investigation, and thetragic legacy she left behind. The discussion highlights the societal issues surrounding vulnerable individua...
Medi-Cal 2026: What’s Changing and How to Prepare 09.10.2025 11:12
Medi-Cal, healthcare policy, California, eligibility changes, undocumented adults, nursing, patient care, healthcare access, advocacy, healthcare system Summary: This episode of Nurse Chat Diaries discusses the upcoming changes to Medi-Cal policy in California, focusing on eligibility, coverage, and the implications for healthcare providers and patients. The host, Daman, outlines the key changes,...
Beauty, Brutality, and the Black Dahlia 07.10.2025 43:21
This conversation delves into the tragic story of ElizabethShort, known as the Black Dahlia, whose unsolved murder in 1947 captivated the nation. It explores her difficult upbringing, her dreams of Hollywood, and therelationships that shaped her life, ultimately leading to her brutal death and the media frenzy that followed. FBI. (n.d.). Black Dahlia (Elizabeth Short) . FBIVault. https://vault.fbi...
B.E. F.A.S.T.: Stroke 02.10.2025 9:51
In this episode of Nurse Chat Diaries, host Daman discusses the critical topic of stroke awareness and prevention. He emphasizes the importance of recognizing the signs of a stroke using the B-FAST acronym, which stands for Balance, Eyes, Face, Arms, Speech, and Time. Daman explains the urgency of acting quickly in the event of a stroke, as timely medical intervention can significantly impact reco...
Zodiac Part 2: Terror at Lake Berryessa 29.09.2025 36:14
In this episode of Nurse Chat Diaries, host Daman delves into the chilling history of the Zodiac Killer, exploring the infamous attacks, the psychological games he played, andthe enduring mystery surrounding his identity. From the Lake Berryessa attack to the San Francisco murders, the Zodiac's reign of terror captivated the public and left law enforcement baffled for decades. The episode also...
Sugar, Science & Self-Care: A Conversation on Diabetes 25.09.2025 12:13
In this episode of Nurse Chat Diaries, host Daman explores the multifaceted world of diabetes, discussing its impact on individuals and communities. Through real-life stories, the episode highlights the importance of understanding diabetes, the latest innovations in management, and the critical role of prevention. Daman emphasizes that diabetes is not just about numbers but about real people and t...
Special BONUS EPISODE-Houston’s Bayou Deaths: Unraveling Fact, Fear, and Jade’s Story 25.09.2025 10:14
This Special release Bonus episode of Nurse Chat Diaries dives into the tragic events surrounding the recoveries of bodies from Houston's bayous, focusing particularly on the case of Jade McKissick, a 20-year-old University of Houston student. The conversation explores the complexities of these incidents, the public's reaction, and the ongoing investigations, while addressing the spread of misinfo...
Echoes of the Zodiac – Part 1 22.09.2025 45:21
This episode of Nurse Chat Diaries dives into the chilling story of the Zodiac Killer, exploring the first confirmed attacks on Betty Lou Jensen and David Farraday, the subsequent investigation, and the community's response to the terror that gripped California. The narrative unfolds with the Zodiac's taunts through letters and ciphers, leading to further attacks, including the brutal assa...
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