In this episode of Unscripted with Alison Maloni, the discussion revolves around the ongoing investigation into the disappearance of Nancy Guthrie, mother of Savannah Guthrie.

Former Secret Service Agent Charles Marino joins me to talk about the timeline of events leading up to her disappearance, the implications of ransom notes received by media outlets, and the potential insider threats that could be involved.

The emotional toll on the family is highlighted, along with the importance of community awareness and security measures to prevent such incidents.

Marino provide a deeper understanding of the investigation and the strategies employed by law enforcement.

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In this episode, Alison Maloni sits down with licensed mental health counselor and eating disorder specialist Francesca Emma for an honest, eye-opening conversation about body image, self-worth, and the growing eating disorder crisis—especially among young people.

Francesca breaks down the difference between disordered eating and clinical eating disorders, explains how social media and constant comparison shape our self-talk, and shares what parents really need to know to spot early warning signs in their children. Together, Alison and Francesca explore how everyday language, compliments, and “well-intentioned” comments about bodies can do more harm than good—and how to shift the conversation in a healthier direction.

This episode is a must-listen for parents, educators, and anyone navigating body image in a digital world. Thoughtful, empowering, and deeply practical, this conversation offers tools for advocacy, awareness, and real change.

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In this episode of "Unscripted with Alison Maloni," private investigator Ken Childs shares his fascinating journey into the world of surveillance and investigation.

With over 25 years of experience, Ken discusses the various aspects of his job, from following cheating spouses to investigating insurance fraud.

He emphasizes the unpredictability of each day, detailing how he adapts to different cases and clients. Ken also provides insight into the tools of the trade, including his favorite spy gadgets, and the legal boundaries he must navigate while conducting surveillance.

Throughout the conversation, Ken shares intriguing stories, including a high-stakes case of crypto fraud that escalated to dangerous levels.

He also touches on the evolving nature of infidelity in the digital age, noting a shift in who seeks his services—men are increasingly suspecting their wives of cheating.

If you're gonna cheat, be aware that someone else is out there.

You can find Ken on Instagram @Paramountpis and https://licensed-investigator.com/ken-childs-private-investigator/

In this episode of Unscripted with Alison Maloni, Alison sits down with financial expert Regina McCann Hess for a candid and eye-opening conversation about money, confidence, and why so many women are at risk when it comes to long-term financial security.

The statistics are staggering: women save 43% less for retirement than men, and nearly 70% of elderly women rely on Social Security as their primary source of income—often less than $22,000 a year. Regina explains how these gaps form, why they persist, and what women can start doing now to change their financial futures.

Together, Alison and Regina explore how women are often conditioned to put everyone else first—children, spouses, households—while sidelining their own financial well-being. Regina shares practical, approachable strategies to overcome overwhelm, uncover hidden spending, manage credit wisely, and build a strong financial foundation one step at a time.

The conversation also touches on pivotal life moments—like divorce or major transitions—that often force women to re-engage with their finances, and how those moments can become powerful turning points instead of setbacks.

Regina’s book, Super Woman Wealth: How to Become Your Own Financial Hero serves as a roadmap for women ready to stop avoiding money conversations and start building confidence, clarity, and independence. Her message is clear: financial empowerment isn’t about perfection—it’s about progress, and it’s available to every woman.

This episode is an encouraging reminder that it’s never too late to take control of your financial story—and become your own financial hero.

Find Regina www.forgewealth.com

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In this powerful episode, homicide investigator Justin Bocock takes us inside the world of major crime investigations—from the first moments at a crime scene to the long, emotionally taxing road of solving a cold case. With experience ranging from the Secret Service to working some of the most challenging homicide cases, Justin breaks down what really happens behind the badge.

We explore the evolving landscape of DNA technology, the complexities of circumstantial evidence, and high-profile cases like Brian Kohlberger, while also diving into the human side of police work—the trauma, the pressure, and the mental health toll that often goes unseen.

Justin also shares the inspiration behind his book On Call, Case Files from a Career in Homicide a raw look at the realities of homicide investigations, the weight detectives carry, and the hope that keeps them going.

If you’re fascinated by true crime, law enforcement, or the psychology behind solving the toughest cases, this episode offers a rare and honest look into the world of those who seek justice for the victims who can no longer speak for themselves.

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In this episode of 'Unscripted with Alison Maloni,' Alison discusses the challenges of perimenopause and menopause with Dr. Christine Boev, a longevity expert.

They explore symptoms like night sweats, mood swings, and weight changes, and discuss strategies for managing these issues through diet, exercise, and hormone therapy.

Dr. Boev shares insights on maintaining muscle mass, the importance of protein, and the role of supplements like creatine and collagen.

They also touch on the benefits of strength training over cardio.

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In this engaging conversation, Alison Maloni and Katie Clark delve into the complexities of modern dating, exploring the evolution of dating practices, the importance of emotional intelligence, and the challenges faced by singles today.

Katie shares her insights as a matchmaker and coach, emphasizing the need for confidence, clarity, and communication in attracting meaningful relationships.

They discuss the significance of setting standards, recognizing red flags, and the role of matchmaking in navigating the dating landscape.

The conversation also highlights the importance of self-improvement and the impact of financial expectations on relationships, ultimately encouraging listeners to embrace the dating journey with a positive mindset.

You can find Katy at https://datingwithkaty.com/

Instagram: @datingwithkaty

Podcast: https://pod.link/1634810659

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In this powerful conversation, Dr. Tara Harding, DNP, FNP-C, shares why emotional well-being is essential for every woman.

She sheds light on the issue of medical gaslighting—when women’s health concerns are dismissed or minimized—and how that impacts both mental and physical health.

Dr. Harding encourages women to prioritize their feelings, seek support, and embrace self-care as an act of empowerment. Her message is clear: feeling good isn’t selfish—it’s necessary.

Key Takeaways:

• You deserve to feel good from morning to night.

• Women often put themselves last—but that has to change.

• Medical gaslighting can make women feel “crazy” or unheard.

• It’s vital to seek help when you know something isn’t right.

• Everyone deserves to pursue their passions and purpose.

• Resistance from professionals shouldn’t silence your voice.

• Emotional well-being is foundational for growth and confidence.

• Self-care is not indulgence—it’s essential.

Connect with Dr. Tara Harding:
🌐 Websites: https://www.drtaraharding.com

https://simplyyouclinic.com/

📸 Instagram: @drtaraharding & @simplyyouclinic
🎥 TikTok: @drtaraharding
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In this episode of Unscripted with Alison Maloni, Alison answers audience questions about career challenges, the importance of asking for what you want, and balancing work with family life. She shares personal stories and insights on confidence, media interviews, and the value of family time.

We discuss:

How to ask for what you want in the workplace.

How to advocate for yourself to advance your career.

Overcome fear of rejection by asking anyway.

Balance is about prioritizing different aspects of life.

Confidence is a work in progress.

Media interviews require flexibility and understanding.

Family time is invaluable and irreplaceable.

Be kind to media bookers and producers.

Reflect on personal achievements to boost confidence.

Change is necessary for growth.

In this enlightening conversation, Alison Maloni speaks with Debbie Squizzero, a certified psychic medium and grief educator, about her journey of discovering her spiritual gifts and how she helps others heal through grief.

Debbie shares her experiences with spirit communication, the nature of the afterlife, and the importance of understanding and navigating grief.

The discussion emphasizes the love and support that exists beyond this physical world and the tools available for personal growth and healing.

Debbie discovered her psychic abilities at a young age.

Earth School is a metaphor for life's challenges and growth.

Spirit communication can happen in everyday life.

Mediums work differently, and each has a unique style.

Spirits can connect with loved ones from any time period.

Everyone has a spiritual support team, including pets.

Skepticism is common, but understanding can shift perspectives.

Near-death experiences provide insights into the afterlife.

Grief is a personal journey that looks different for everyone.

Mediums deliver messages with love and compassion.

You can find Debbie at

https://www.debbiesquizzero.com/

Instagram: @debbie_squizzero_medium

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