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WHEN DOES MENTAL ILLNESS EXCUSE MURDER? SUCCESSFUL WOMEN INTIMIDATE MEN. “I HATE MEN.”
When does mental illness become a legal defense for the unthinkable? Are men genuinely intimidated by successful women? And what happens when a divorce attorney admits she tells her husband, “I hate men”?
On Episode 2 of Nobody Really Cares, Luis Scott sits down with attorney, entrepreneur, and mother Maria Monclovafor an unfiltered conversation about marriage, motherhood, mental health, and the uncomfortable realities of modern relationships.
From the controversial Lindsay Clancy case and the insanity defense to gender dynamics, domestic violence, and the pressures facing successful women, nothing is off the table.
Maria shares disturbing experiences from her career in family law, challenges Luis on the expectations placed on women, and reveals how motherhood transformed her approach to business and success.
Also in this episode: World Cup adventures, controversy surrounding Argentina, and why even divorce attorneys don't always agree on relationships.
Two attorneys. Different perspectives. No comfortable answers.
Nobody Really Cares. Until they do.
New episodes every Tuesday.
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Drake is the GOAT. Pokémon cards are an asset. Gambling can be income. Let’s argue.
In the first episode of Nobody Really Cares, Luis Scott sits down with Brandon Novak for a conversation that goes exactly where you’d expect this podcast to go: everywhere.
From Drake and Kendrick Lamar to Pokémon investing, gambling, money, business, and the completely random stories and debates that happen in between—nothing is off the table.
Some takes will make sense. Some absolutely won’t. You’ll probably have an opinion either way.
Welcome to Episode 1.
Nobody Really Cares.
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Nobody Really Cares is a podcast about everything and nothing, all at the same time.
Pop culture, family, business, struggles, media, travel, identity, politics—and whatever…
Some conversations are serious. Some are ridiculous. Some might actually teach you something. Others probably won’t.
No script. No limits. Just honest conversations, unexpected opinions, and whatever happens when you stop worrying about what you're supposed to talk about.
Everybody has an opinion. Nobody really cares.