Future program suggestion - Ted Koppel's interview of Scientology leader David Miscavige.

@eilsmile8732

7 ай бұрын

Oooh dissing Scientology is quite a dangerous thing

@cmac-1425

7 ай бұрын

Oooh good one.

@World-Sojourner.22

7 ай бұрын

‼️Ooo! I’d like that as well ‼️

@caricaturecontest7899

7 ай бұрын

Ya, that's a gold mine 🪙🪙🪙

@michelewithonel70

7 ай бұрын

I’m in!

Thank you Chase for calling out Amber Heard's testimony and interview performances...we must bring truth and honesty back!

The Depp Heard Trial was absolutely incredible theatre. A narcissist’s inflated ego can go to great heights by manipulating emotions and simultaneously be oblivious to the unsustainability of their fake reality. Unbelievable.

@littleMissXeOba

5 ай бұрын

It was! So much so that is seemed like a set up sometimes. Anyone who defends Amber Heard has not watched that trial.

@Kennedy4OurCountry

4 ай бұрын

...she's delusional.

@jujubean54ify

3 ай бұрын

She’s also unemployable now, at least in Hollywood. Just desserts, I say.

@audreyoriordan5926

Ай бұрын

Watching Amber Heard eating while giving evidence on the stand. Anybody know why??

"Never believe your own hype." Brilliant, Mark.

@vanessapaskins3694

5 ай бұрын

😅👌👍

What a delight to watch grown men agree, disagree, be decent and human. Your channel is fascinating and refreshing! As much as I love your content, I think seeing you treat each other with dignity and compassion is my favorite, gives me hope for humanity. Merry Christmas to all of you and your families.

@bookbwitched6823

7 ай бұрын

Agreed & So Well stated.

@lauraslocumb257

7 ай бұрын

Amen! Merry Christmas, Happy Hanukkah, etc. Really love all you men. You’re great. It’s refreshing to hear reasoned exposition and debate with such wit, sophistication, and friendship!

To my autistic friends who are here to understand humans much love ❤ we're learning ❤

Who can ever forget Stephanie Lazarus. She was completely caught off guard!

@kaymarham5486

2 ай бұрын

I was caught off guard too.

@phataton7588

Ай бұрын

That puppet mouth lol

Johnny Depp presented himself as an honest, sincere and mindful person. I hope he escaped suffering from PTSD after the abuse and chaos he experienced.

Top 3 Liars, Chase you nailed it!! The reality we accept nowadays. That paradox of Johnny exposing all his faults and Amber showing zero faults. so good

Scott’s face was brilliant when he learns mild mannered Brits used to sell tickets to the public so they could go to mental assylums to view the crazies…. Priceless

@theresamc4578

7 ай бұрын

Then to realize that we are no different, we now watch crazy people from home--on TV or, especially, on KZread.

@ElizabethCzichos-ym9vr

7 ай бұрын

Learned

@pageribe2399

7 ай бұрын

​@@theresamc4578 You spoke my response! Lol

@sarahthebowintherain

7 ай бұрын

I see what you mean, pal. lm just watching that bit now. That was a shock for oor Scott. He was like hell no! The thing is, it is because we are mild mannered that those who are not become fascinating, it is out of the norm. A deeper truth is we know we are all a hairs breath away from being 'crazy', suppression does that. When a brit does a simple 'tut' on the outside we are raging on the inside but don't want to cause a scene, perhaps because we used to get locked up for it 🤭😂. When a whole society is polite there is something dangerous going on in the psyche to keep it that way. Now, thank you very much for reading my response, l really appreciate it 🤭😂🤣🥰

@NicolaMaxwell

7 ай бұрын

🤣🤣🤣🤣

My second husband was a narcissist, and I think watching somebody as wonderful as Johnny Depp get duped by Amber heard, somehow helped me realize that everybody in the world can be duped by a narcissist. So many characteristics were the same. Just narcissist are just amazing people. They can really get to you.

I've never in my life seen a group of people show so much respect for each other. Beautiful!

Amber was never considered royalty but an opportunistic woman trying to annihilate a Hollywood icon and a beloved human throughout the decades. With the me too movement, we wanted to believe her but realized that men were also very sadly victims of abuse as well.. silent victims, and Johnny was the voice of all men who lived through this kind of abuse and spoke up as part of the me too for men that should be a movement of its own!!

@larapalma3744

7 ай бұрын

They've had those for ages

@ericfair-layman2429

6 ай бұрын

I thought Johnny deep was describing his own abuse and neglect of his children. I’m not sure who was absolved, though clearly not just Depp.

Jodi Aria-“ I’ve lied before, but that doesn’t mean that I am a liar”. If that is not gaslighting and it’s pure form, I don’t know what is.

@gtaylor6937

7 ай бұрын

Also "I don't know what you mean by that" - she used that on the interviewer a few times.

@tibb814

7 ай бұрын

Its actually not gaslighting. Gaslighting requires telling the person they are crazy for even thinking something they experienced is real.

@larapalma3744

7 ай бұрын

Everyone lies every day

Just on the Depp Heard trial, I really don’t think people are obsessed due to celebrity at all. It’s about injustice and seeing someone who feels it’s ok to lie and lie be questioned and exposed. I’m one of those obsessed with it and I read the comments of others. It’s clear that the majority of people are wanting that sense of justice, because many have been subjected to the likes of AH in their own lives and haven’t been able to get that justice.

@saramcdowell4735

7 ай бұрын

I agree! It could have been anyone. Just like some of these other people they brought up!

@deedk

7 ай бұрын

💯 agree. It was the injustice of it all that triggered the injustice of my abuse. I was so scrupulous about accepting my responsibility and not having that reciprocated and instead having them make up things to make me worse and them completely lily-white.

@Somewhere-In-AZ

7 ай бұрын

Agree, she reminds me of my second husband. He was stealing and hiding stuff during our whole marriage. Accusing me of everything he was doing. By the time we got divorced I just wanted out. Rid of him. I didn’t realize how unhappy I was until I was out of that relationship. I’ve been happy ever since. My family still thinks he was the greatest guy ever and it was my fault it didn’t work out.

@kelleycook2627

7 ай бұрын

Agreed…Mark is projecting…ah yeah so…there’s THAT Marcus Aur-really-us!?!?

@adriel7229

7 ай бұрын

Great insight! I think you're right. I was very interested in that trial for that reason, because it became apparent AH was an abuser and we wanted justice for Johnny.

A huge light went off when Chase said a true con artist makes you believe the new reality they have created. That is why I think I still blamed myself years later for being drawn in by someone to my own ruin. They were so good at it that there was nothing to suspect, the reality was exactly that, real to me, not due to my stupidity or weakness but due to their expertise. Others can see it because they aren't the target and aren't being let in to the new world. Brilliant way to say it and thank you so much.

@heidecosta7834

3 ай бұрын

When you're honest you believe people

Greg Hartley, thank you for adding the tip to just be there for someone who may be in emotional pain. I lost a child exactly 14 years ago yesterday. Her presence is still important to me but some people feel uncomfortable discussing her so I may not mention her. As long as we have compassion for those types of circumstances, people like me can still be comforted

@zarsinoe2467

7 ай бұрын

❤🙏❤️

@anticlimactic2685

7 ай бұрын

❤

@BJMauck

7 ай бұрын

I lost my only grandchild 7 years ago yesterday. My son and I talk about her a lot, but I believe it’s very uncomfortable for family members to bring it up. May God comfort you as He does me in this journey of grief. 🙏

@twirlingparasol_

7 ай бұрын

I'm so sorry, honey. 😓 No one should ever have to go through that. It's not comparable at all really, but I also lost my favorite Grandpa on December 23rd... Which also happens to be my birthday. I celebrate his life every year, too. Sending you love... I agree so much about Greg's compassion.

@thekatt...

7 ай бұрын

I'm sorry for your loss. 💜🇨🇦

I’m with Scott! I’ll never forget the “parakeet” floors 😂

@slister45

7 ай бұрын

The parakeet floors gets me every single time! The way she says it like she's certain that everyone says it that way - so revealing. Plus, that's the episode where Scott picks up his little dog and kisses it. That melted my heart ♥ 😊

Amber showed the world what the definition of a narcissist is, scary stuff

I thank you for analyzing the Depp V Heard trial. Speaking for myself, the Depp V Heard trial was key in helping me leave and wrap my mind around having lived in a violent and mentally abusive relationship. It was not entertaining,but, rather, educational.

You all have been invaluable to me as a nurse. I honestly believe your tips on watching people have helped me avoid some potentially bad situations. So glad you guys are still here!

@teresadragstream8648

7 ай бұрын

Wow!

@sherriewilson768

7 ай бұрын

Scott, what if your gift opener is psychotic? Will you see the same expressions? Thanks, y’all, for all the education and entertainment. Headed to Nashville to put my observational powers to work for Christmas

@sustainfem

7 ай бұрын

@@sherriewilson768 I'm interested to know this too.

Guys your show is what our education system should be like!! Having a blast while learning from the experts who make it fun to learn, so you want more.

@wendychavez5348

7 ай бұрын

I went to a private school and won't complain about my education, though it would indubitably have been better if more of it were like this!

Greg, when I was diagnosed with BPD in 2009 I remember my (still current) psychiatrist telling me it’s one of the worst diagnosis out there at the time. I thank the energy of the world to have joined us. I am medicated, and I am surviving, even though I struggle. I could have gone to the dark side soooooo easily. Especially after my 28 y/o daughter’s suicide in 2021 along with my currently 28 y/p son’s suicidal life. Talked to her today, made plans for me to hook you to local mental health care. If none of the supports became apparent to me I wouldn’t be here; I would’ve missing out on my beautiful grand children

@MamaKat53

2 ай бұрын

Hugs to you, Hon!

This is actually one of my favourite episodes. It was like being with friends. I got nostalgic about talking about the journey that we collectively have been on. It was just so lovely. All four of you are so insanely talented and genuinely lovely people. Thanks for doing this every week, it somehow created an anchor when some of us were drifting. Hope you all have a great Christmas/Holiday/Break. Many warm thanks❤️

I really like what Chase said about "simulations have totally replaced real ... the simulated online self becomes more significant than the authentic self." Brilliantly said. This is why I have 'never' had a Social Media account.

@strangebynature

7 ай бұрын

Chase, I agree with the fact that shine has replaced substance in our society.

@BJMauck

7 ай бұрын

Same here!

@dearbh1736

7 ай бұрын

But you have a KZread account, obviously!

@susannah7797

7 ай бұрын

​@dearbhlamcardle1736 Yeah, and the poster might not be posting on KZread. Just watching videos of interest. That's different than showing off on soc med

@rebeccahenderson7761

7 ай бұрын

@@susannah7797 Exactly.

The Amber Heard head turning thing you guys pointed out really got me. She'd look at the lawyer for the question and then give the answer directly to the audience(jury). Which I though was weird and added to her insincerity imho. It was a performance.

@conniemorgan8402

7 ай бұрын

A terrible performance..

@user-zx1ks6qg7y

7 ай бұрын

That is something you will see in criminal trials when the police or State's experts (like medical examiner; arson detectives; a State's version of FBI agents). They are TRAINED to do that in an affable way and are better at it than Amber (and Jodi Arias) was at it.

You guys have no idea how much the things I’ve learned from you have helped me during the years. Thank you🫡❤ this channel is also one of the reasons I started to heal from depression. I got interested in something again and started to laugh. And I identified an actual psychopath who got everyone fooled. When it all unfolded and she was ”revealed” all I could think about was Scott would be proud of me 😂👍 I love all your videos and always watch them many times. 🤓🙏 the best thing about you is the chemistry you have, love the banter and laughs. Can’t wait for another year with you guys!✨🥂💖

@TheBehaviorPanel

7 ай бұрын

I am. 🙂

@tracyafig

6 ай бұрын

❤❤❤

@GorgeouslyStupidThing

5 ай бұрын

Congratulations! Be well... 😊

@NenoJanjane-mn3ux

5 ай бұрын

Wow, how heart touching. I'm so glad for you. Ofcourse he'd be proud of you.

Chase, seeing you interact with your dog tells me more about what kind of a person you are, then watching all the material on KZread. What a good person you are. Thank you.

I'm not fascinated the Depp vs. Heard because they are celebrities/royalty. It's because I get complete satisfaction that a horrible human being, who tried to manipulate the world got exposed. I would feel that way about anyone who has done the same thing.

@feeltheillinois

7 ай бұрын

ive never understood why people side with johnny so much. he's an alcoholic malcontent who hasnt used his massive riches or resources to deal with his addictions. he gets what he deserves by choosing to marry a woman so much younger.

@rlawrence9838

7 ай бұрын

​​@@feeltheillinoisif they fell in love and they're adults it's up to them whether they get married: and why does someone being an addict give someone else the right to assault them over an over again and then tell the world they were assaulted BY THEM. There are children in this world being sexually abused but you are interested in protecting adults from having consentual sex with other adults? Or how many decades later than men do you think women, mentally and emotionally, arrive at the stage of being AN ADULT?

@Taluta394

7 ай бұрын

I loved AH totally exposed herself to the world. Such a crazy 💩🫏

@feeltheillinois

7 ай бұрын

@@rlawrence9838 wtf does children have to do with their dysfunctional relationship lmao. stop simping over a middle aged man

@rlawrence9838

7 ай бұрын

@@feeltheillinois What aged man am I allowed to simp over?

My favourites are the interrogations where you can see the changes as the stress and pressure builds. Russell Williams is a great example. 🌷

@a.mclaughlinBoston

7 ай бұрын

Definite favorite.

@maryjohammons8905

7 ай бұрын

Chilling wasn’t it ??

@maryloumclean6947

7 ай бұрын

The best ever hands down!

@anticlimactic2685

7 ай бұрын

I still feel chills when I think of his story. Terrifying.

@lisasmith7066

7 ай бұрын

Spooky. All that silence…and the upper respiratory breathing 😱

dang greg's xmas advice brought tears to my eyes. as someone who is reminded around the holidays of people who aren't there, greg really gets it. especially when thinking of children

I would SO LOVE to see any interrogations any of you guys did in the past.

@ruthrice3498

7 ай бұрын

My 3 are Amber Meghan and Harry

@blinkbunny9781

7 ай бұрын

Yes yes yes!

I’m a little embarrassed to admit how much I love watching the Depp-Heard trial over and over. It’s not that I’m a massive Depp fan, but more that it was so satisfying to see a truly awful, vindictive, liar (Amber) be brought down by her own narcissism. LOVED your analysis, which I’ve also watched several times . LOVE this mix!

@tonyhayes4980

7 ай бұрын

it was great fun to watch

@michele36618

7 ай бұрын

I think I have watched it at least 3 times ! I love watching Camille pounce all over Amber. I’m a huge JD fan but it’s not his testimony I watch most of, it’s ambers cross ! It was brilliant!

@lynnarmstrong1234

7 ай бұрын

Don’t be embarrassed I have forgot how many times I have watched them 😊

@TheKoolbraider

7 ай бұрын

It was extremely satisfying. She tried to ruin him, Warner Bros. is having incredible problems with Aquaman, her new movie is a horrible flop. The damage spreads out into the world and she's the epicenter. So, I will pledge/donate my time to being a better liar...I mean tell lies better. Oh dear, my fingers insist on the truth.

@smartmarketing173

7 ай бұрын

I just love seeing justice prevail.

Nice to see Greg laughing 😊

@anticlimactic2685

7 ай бұрын

Greg seems to be such a kind person to me. Weird, when we know he’s such a good and scary interrogator.

@NicolaMaxwell

7 ай бұрын

Greg is a sweetheart

@lorismith5369

7 ай бұрын

YES!

@tarafarrell1306

7 ай бұрын

​@anticlimactic2685 well he literally just said that to be a good interrogator you don't want to be scary to be good. So the calm and trusting demeanor makes sense. Like the giant in the kids stories that always protects them. I dunno why but I have an image in my brain of him being super tall

Thank you Greg Hartley for being humble about your beginnings. Thank you for paying homage and respect to the viewers - you show how to be respectful or honourable to others - I learnt a lesson from what you did - thank you. Oh and I am a loyal fan and learn life skills.thank you

Chase hit it…..reality vs representation 👏👏👏👏

@Yossearch

5 ай бұрын

🎯We see this played out on Facebook every day, I call it Fakebook. Some, whom we know personally are projecting the perfect couple/family when we know the deep fissures, break down, on the precipice of splitting up, per their confidences, etc. Example:Kissing couple FB profile pic, oftentimes a red flag, those who are secure and solid, typically do not need to portray a love scene for public consumption, js.

At the advice of a friend who, like me, has autism, I have been studying body language by watching youtube videos like these and others as well. Your videos have been an asset to my learning as I want to build a social life by socialising with other people. Learning body language will be an asset to that effect as I need to recognise cues as to when someone is interested or not interested, comfortable or uncomfortable, whether they want to socialise or be left alone and so on. I am therefore honoured to be a part of the panellists among your subscribers. Thank you for your work and thank you for having me.

@Qudosy

7 ай бұрын

Does it actually work for you? I'm genuinely curious. As an autist myself, I am able to follow what the panel presents, but I have never been able to actually integrate any of that into my system. I can't spot the cues by myself most of the time.

@sarahthebowintherain

7 ай бұрын

@Qudosy it takes a while pal, lve only been watching for about 6 months or so and lm still very much at the beginning of applying what I've learned in my real life. It's easier to apply it to interviews lm watching on TV because l can rewind and see/hear something different with each repeat. It's also interesting to watch with the sound muted. So don't worry if you can't apply it right away, humans are messy & complicated things 😆😅 The guys are experts coz they have been doing it for decades, and they are honest about the fact that they are still learning new things all the time. Keep at it. No one is an expert overnight 🙂💪💖

@GetMoGaming

7 ай бұрын

Some people who don't have autism can struggle with this kind of thing, too. I also struggle socially, but I'm not autistic. :)

@andrewchochola7584

7 ай бұрын

@Qudosy What I do is not only watch the material this channel has to offer, but also watch other videos to do with body language as well. For me, I am not learning it to read people like a book as sometimes, we can fall into the trap of reading too much into it and looking for things that aren't really there. I am learning body language so that I can understand cues like if someone is interested or not interested, if they want to talk or be left alone, to recognise if they are engaged in a conversation or if they've had enough and want to go. It is also important for me to recognise if I am making someone feel comfortable or uncomfortable, etc. I am also waiting for the right woman to come along as well, so I will need to know cues of if someone is attracted to me or not. These are reasons for my studying of body language. Besides, @sarahthebowintherain is right. These guys have been doing this for years. Just take things one step at the time, watch body language videos like the ones this channel provides, and videos of other channels on it as well, and little by little, you will pick them up. You can integrate them by observing other people. Of course, I am not saying you should stare at them, of course. That would be creapy. Nonetheless, observe their body language, and you will find that you will probably see body language cues, which you have learnt about from these videos. Remember the importance of baseline, which is how they act normally, and then look for changes in the way they behave. Also, remember, one cue on its own doesn't mean anything. Look for clusters of behaviours which differs from their baseline.

@andrewchochola7584

7 ай бұрын

@GetMoGaming agreed. One does not have to have autism to have troubles with socialising. I have autism, yet I myself am a big people person. I love meeting new people and making new friends, and I am always excited to socialise with other people. It just goes to show that the "one size fits all" approach to life is not always correct.

I think in the case of Johnny and Amber its also the issue which attractes ...in a time of me too, "believe all women" when they claime to be violated and see her obviously lying and also opening a chapter that also men can be violated.

People "Valueing representations instead of realities" - this is one of the reasons Narcissists get away with it for so long! ...and they hate the people who see them for who they really are! The brave person who stands up and calls out their two-faced control! 🇬🇧

Yep. Chase. Agree. AH. You really are good at pulling out deception. Tells me you are a very honest person.

Mark, thank you for sharing the story about Jim Smyth visiting your daughter’s school. Now I’m even MORE impressed with him. And that’s saying a LOT. ❤

@tonirose6776

7 ай бұрын

yes, such a lovely guy, Jim AND Mark, both! Imagine dealing with both Williams and Bernardo, that disgusting wretch. Anyway, Happy Christmas guys! Love from B.C.

Thank you so much guys; so generous with your time and so funny. You feel like friends any of us could have over for lunch because you're all so genuine and lovely. I hope you all have a wonderful holiday season

@katrinat.3032

7 ай бұрын

I know, I feel like these guys are an extension of my own friends. I feel so fortunate to have friends that are professional, warm, genuine, and with high moral values.

@anticlimactic2685

7 ай бұрын

I actually find myself missing them during the week. I know that’s so sad. Oh well!

@tamararutland-mills9530

7 ай бұрын

I would want to contact them if I ever get accused of a crime I did not commit.

@karmennash7479

7 ай бұрын

I agree. 😊

@TSquare7741

7 ай бұрын

Hi to you from Alberta! 👋 🇨🇦

Oh, I love you guys! Every single one of you bring something different to the table. Your honesty, integrity and humor bring us all coming back wanting more. Thank you Chase for the suggestion regarding parties this season. What a nice thing to do for your audience. I laugh out loud different times during your episodes. I am so glad that Mark brought up Stephanie Lazarus because that was my first episode, and made me start watching you all. I think I have viewed that three times -it is fascinating. Bless all of you this holiday season and thank you for your hard work and making us feel like a part of your family. ❤

Oooh yeah Russell Williams 👌🏻 That interrogation was sublime

I love all four of you! Your personalities complement each other. Love your sense of humor. You’ve given me hours enjoyable viewing. Please don’t ever stop!

Gentlemen, please consider Jeffery MacDonald. Looks as if he will die in prison all the while protesting his innocence. So many of us have followed this case for decades. A horrible family annihilation. Your educated analysis would be a perfect new layer. Thank you.

@steph6197

7 ай бұрын

YES!

@traceythorpe2039

7 ай бұрын

Yes ! there are plenty of video and interviews that were done at the time, please take a look at this man

@kathleenbarrett1171

7 ай бұрын

I agree…I’ve watched this case since it happened in 1969!!

@shawnalrea

7 ай бұрын

Oh, wow - this is such a great idea! I second this!!

@pageribe2399

7 ай бұрын

Yes - I would love to see that. I'm old - remember when the murders happened.

Chase - great point - when everybody values the simulation or veneer, even that becomes meaningless, because nobody values integrity. Congruence. Continuity… become outdated values. The fact that somebody who has ever partaken at a government trough acknowledges publicly that sense of at least impending cognitive dissonance is a refreshingly pleasant surprise. Thank you! 🙏

Jim Smythe is a perfect interrogator! He took Russell Williams down step by step. He never faltered or made a mistake. Thanks for picking that one❤

Nothing is better than Behavior Panel Thursday!!

@marinvanz.1924

7 ай бұрын

Agree 👍

I cannot express enough how much I truly enjoy binge-watching your videos. 😁

@marinvanz.1924

7 ай бұрын

Great isn't it? I even going to bed with them😊

Jim Smith interrogating Russell Williams is my favourite. He also interrogated serial killer Paul Bernado and child killer Michael Rafferty (Jim was one who found remains through investigative skills despite Rafferty refusing to talk). There was also a famous cold case of a missing child he was involved with solving. Exceptional Detective. 🇨🇦

I think all of you guys are great and I admire the fact that you realize and admit that you are human and still learning and able to have such self-awareness makes you guys even more likeable than you already were. Thank you for your content!

I love when Greg gets soft and cuddly! Great advice for active listening. ❤️

@jimparsons4312

7 ай бұрын

Me too. I love when he grins when one of the other guys is saying something he finds funny 😍😍😍

@investigator77

7 ай бұрын

Soft and cuddly? He described himself perfectly the other day when I was watching one of the many videos. He said people see him with a Darth Vader cape around his shoulders, because of how people are afraid of him. I still find him very intimidating!! After 3 years!

@karinlester3066

7 ай бұрын

@@investigator77 my dad was like that. Few of us could see the cuddly side but it was there. Every so often there is a glimpse of his.

Chase really won my heart with this one... The Christmas Party idea is so thoughtful, and it's so kind of you all to think of us as friends, and for you to do that for us! Thank you so much! 🥰 (I usually watch Spidey for those tips- that's why I'm his biggest fangirl. But I think of you all as my friends and teachers, you just don't know me. 😅😊😘) I probably already commented this, but Merry Christmas, gentlemen! 🌲🎶💚❤️💚❤️🎶✨❄️🌲

@alswedgin9274

7 ай бұрын

That's what he does best. Win your own heart.

Yeah, I'm with you, Scott. I was diagnosed with breast cancer on July 10 this year. Having undergone Chemotherapy, losing my hair, feeling like rubbish every day etc., and gearing up for Radiotherapy next, Belle Gibson is the epitome of a con that deserved every bad thing that came her way. She's like the proverbial "shite on your shoe," and an all-around despicable human. End of, (as Mark would say.) Love your stuff, hope you all have a great Christmas fellas. Cheers from Oz! 😊🦘

@TheBehaviorPanel

7 ай бұрын

Hang in there. I’m rooting for you. 👍🙂❤️

@AussieBrit

7 ай бұрын

@@TheBehaviorPanel Thanks a million. If I'm still around, rest assured, I'll let you know! 😅Cheers! 😁

@linshore7451

7 ай бұрын

May you receive complete healing. XX

@investigator77

5 ай бұрын

How are you now (2 month later)? I have been following Paul in Perth for many months now. He has terminal, appendiceal cancer that has spread everywhere. He's a lovely man, so easy to listen to, and such a wide variety of interests and education.

OMG that was so good-how you all got involved the “feet pointing in direction of the intended pathway in which the person will go next..” versus NAVEL being the clue as to whether or not one intends to split and if so-in which direction… loved that little discussion and the serious and vigorous attitude you gave to the subject. Just love moments and topics which suddenly develop within the larger discussion. Thanks for the tips you gave at the end! HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL ON THE BEHAVIOR PANEL, AS WELL AS ALL OF YOUR DEVOTEES ONLINE HERE

This was a fun one, guys! I enjoyed the fun you all had reminiscing and the always good-natured bantering. Tips, tricks, and truths were appreciated, too. Enjoy your holiday season!

Russell Williams is my favorite. I love how Jim Smith is so good at just being quiet and letting the heavy silence sit there uncomfortably.

Long line of German Shepherds in my family. Absolutely adore them. Chase’s Belgium Malinois is adorable too. Guys, give me some tips on opening cards with / or expecting to see money inside 😂 I like Mark’s feet pointing at a party / centre of gravity idea. I’ll be watching that. I am now that guy who really hates ‘socialising’ these days, so my body, feet, brain is always pointing to escape exits 😂 I used to be such a party head too.

Greg has such a poker face, I love seeing him laugh over something one of his brothers says, it always makes me smile. ❤❤❤❤ Love you Mr Hartley.

This week's show is bloody excellent. Amazing how the Behaviour Panel started with sky-high quality and just went stratospheric from there. A rare achievement! ✨🌷✨

Greg, you are a sensitive and compassionate man. The world needs more people like you.

@valeriefilerelli6794

5 ай бұрын

Yes, love Greg so much ❤

While I love J. Depp, I was intrigued by the trial and your analysis bc I have NEVER seen that level of narcissism, deception, and outright conniving type of person (AH). I found it absolutely fascinating and also scary as hell! Thank you all for your continued education. Favorite channel hands down! Much ❤ and happiest of holidays to you and yours, gentlemen!

I love the analysis you guys do. I’ve done a lot of media engagement prep with people and I seem to know who will be good or bad but could never explain why. You guys are filling that gap for me. Thank you.

Building on from what Mark said, I do think part of the interest in the Depp V Heard situation is because it hits so close to home for a lot of us. For me it's just good to see someone like that being caught out, in my situation they always got away with everything they said and did and after hearing and seeing A.H speak it set off every alarm I have. Plus, I think we can all smell her pants burning through the screen.

@kathleenplesko9402

7 ай бұрын

I also think part of the fascination is the contrast between the British and American justice systems. Johnny lost big over there, but Amber was completely exposed here. Could it be our dear Brit friends are less adept at recognizing a narcissist than Americans? They’ve let at least one very high profile narc get her nose under the tent.

@linshore7451

7 ай бұрын

I love Johnny Depp. He performed admirably at his trial. Lets hope his career gets back on track. Greg,'it was great to see you validate Johnny's honesty. Happy holidays.

@seekingthetruth2748

6 ай бұрын

​@kathleenplesko9402 The UK trial was against The Sun not AH so you can't really compare the two. The Sun just had to show that they believed AH. AH was just a 3rd party witness which was not on any stand to be questioned plus the judge had ties to The Sun, Wooten, Murdock and AH. Totally biased and should have recused himself.

@kumuluskld

3 ай бұрын

​@@kathleenplesko9402don't know that it's so much that as the corruptness that was involved (judge should have recused himself) & the system itself wherein AH was allowed to just lie as a witness on the stand & have her testimony accepted at face value without being questioned

I love when chase's dog pops up nd gives him a kiss nd his wee smile so so cute

You're welcome. I have learned so much from watching you all. Some it has been chilling, like when Greg described personal extinction and I realised someone had been doing it to me, and also when Chase said “We are watching a person who is uncomfortable getting angry, and when you see this, if the person is actually angry and you don’t see their actual response to anger but you see self-restraint and you see other little behaviours that are child-like... If you ever meet somebody like this, you are either facing somebody with low self-control or somebody who is going to push you in front of a bus to save themself because they doubt themselves that much." and I recognised the same person. It confirmed my experience and intuition about that person. I have made sure ever since to minimise my contact with them. Then there is the aspirational goals you provide, like when Chase said "be the most comfortable person in the room", Scott's reliable good sense that reassures me that good men exist and Mark's poetic deep dives into archetypes and the hero's journey. I love you all. Much well wishing to you and your families. Have a great 2024.

“You can always tell an old bullshitter.” That’s going to be my new favorite phrase.

Mark, thank you so much for mentioning the Victorian,'s Bedlam tours. I remember watching an American TV show called "Hoarders" and thinking to myself that we have gone back to Victorian times. I had to shut it off. I guess so called civilization takes one step forward and two steps back. Love your videos, happy holidays to you and your colleagues.

Absolutely a hoot that this ended with Mark and Scott not seeing eye to eye about the direction of the feet business and that is why I love the Behavior Panel because all of you are 100% genuine and true to yourselves and to us. This was a great video. Thanks guys and a happy Christmas to all of you.

@sarahthebowintherain

7 ай бұрын

I like when they don't agree too coz it actually proves that human behaviour is complicated & messy and that it comes through the prism of our own experiences. That is why TBP is so unique and offers something that no other body language show does, it takes four well trained minds and perspectives into account so l really love it when they challenge each other in such a respectful way. It gives me a much deeper understanding if being human 😊❤️

Chase's comments on the Bigfeet guy really touched me. He seems very kind and compassionate even when he's teaching people how to sniff out the bad guys ❤

Watching an evolution is one of my favorite things. Y'all have done so creatively & gracefully. Give yourselves some slack for creating something original as well as educational.

I love watching you guys, don't ever doubt your talent of informing us of body language (and more) as well as entertaining us at the same time. You all do it beautifully ❤️ ❤

After all the onion and potato analogy, I love when scott says "isn't he in the pokey now" 😂😂😂

Great advice from Greg, listening is the best gift you can give.

Depp versus Heard was about Justice for Johnny Depp. That Justice movement existed way before the USA trial. There were millions and millions of us who were crying out for justice and honestly, he still never has been restored, and we still are crying out for justice.

Absolutely LOVE you guys - Educational, fascinating, amusing, inspiring - One of the best shows on KZread. 😊

@sarahthebowintherain

7 ай бұрын

Totally agree 😊🥰

@melnelly5918

7 ай бұрын

Agree. Love watching them

Yaaayyy....just ordered Scott's book: UNDERSTANDING BODYLANGUAGE in the Netherlands,in Dutch!! So happy with it, I hope it will be here very soon!😀❤️

@Linda-uy8ly

7 ай бұрын

Hopefully no one implicates King Charles in this version....😂😂

@Aussiemoon1952

7 ай бұрын

@@Linda-uy8ly Was just going to say the same thing!🤣🤣🤣

@marinvanz.1924

7 ай бұрын

I'm sorry, but what has king Charles to do with me buying Scott's book in Dutch language? I apologise, but I don't get it.....maybe because I'm Dutch😂

@NicolaMaxwell

7 ай бұрын

Yaaaaayyyyyy

@TheBehaviorPanel

7 ай бұрын

Yay!!!🙂👍

Jim Smith did such an, you said it, elegant job, I watch that over & over. What a star!

Greg's party recommendation was lovely. What a sweetheart. 💕 I know he's one of the people who could gain comfort from a good listener. He speaks from real life. Hugs and love to you, sweet Greg.

My favorite was Diane Downs, you've covered numerous psychopaths, but I think she was the least intelligent of the bunch and therefore the worst at hiding it. Some of the things she said in the interviews were chilling.

@StAlphonsusHasAPosse

7 ай бұрын

Yes, she was pure evil

Great podcast gentlemen! I'm going to be a "good listener" during the holidays. I love Greg's suggestion: listen carefully and when the speaker puts stress on a word, ask a question about that subject. Happy Holidays to all!

BEAUTIFUL SYNERGY is what I call four brilliant minds aligned to share your expertise with this community. Love your show.

The “side-eye muscle” Mark! 🤣 Just love watching you blokes! Especially hearing your humour with each other, and discovering more about yourselves. Love that Greg jousts 👍

My favourites are all the times Chase forgot to unmute! 😂

@Mogli-rb3ud

7 ай бұрын

Yes!👍😂

@katrinat.3032

7 ай бұрын

I miss those days

@TheStar798

7 ай бұрын

😂

I watched you guys since the first hours of this channel. I am from Germany and interested in human behavior. In the beginning I needed the subtitle, but over the time I my English skills improved so much, today the its is no more necessary. You guy are so likable and funny, it‘s really a pleasure to watch your show every week!❤

I love the fact there are no egos involved between you guys and you are all so humble. That is refreshing. Keep it up please.

Happy Holidays, guys ! Love all your videos. Especially like the assertive, peaceful, comfortable and respectful way you discuss among yourselves. You could teach that as well !

❤❤❤ Not too deep Chase! I love that insight to Amber as a repræsentation of sociaty. Unbalanced ego. Obey'ing an illusion. Also the difference between projecting an image or being your perfectly imperfect authentic self. Looooove that ❤❤❤

Omg I’m so happy the guys chose my top 2 videos! Amber Heard and Nicolas the liar and of course the beautifully orchestrated Williams interrogation 🎉😊 This was a terrific show and I loved to see how much fun they had😁🤩💯👏🏼

I LOVE it that Scott says “Do WHAT?!!” Such a multi-purpose phrase to express surprise or disbelief.

Chase- I LOVED how your dog is showing her/his devotion to you! LOL😍🥰

Amber heard was interesting to watch…. Also maddening…. Have you ever dealt with someone like that in real life? It sucks. But watching her try to contain her anger…. Wonder what she actually thinks of her cross and rebuttal cross.

SCott is hilarious ."my editing skills have improved at least 3%. I've heard people saying 3 and a half 4 but I'm just saying 3" I love all these guys. bravo

Mark Bowden, Sir, you are my favorite! I appreciate your clarity and enthusiasm! Thank you for this channel!

I love that they not only picked the Williams/Smyth interrogation but also commented on how good of a person he is. This is easily my favourite Behaviour Panel video as it’s a clinic on how interrogate a suspect and one that’s done perfectly.

The Smurf village. 😁 Russell Williams interrogation is my absolute favorite. I saw it by accident a long time ago. I knew nothing about it. It was before True Crime became this popular. I remember being glued to Jim Smyth's calm attitude and watched Williams, Colonel Williams, crumble. Unbelievable. No screaming. No good cop, bad cop. Just this calm demeanor and more and more proof. Brilliant.

@anticlimactic2685

7 ай бұрын

Same. I think that’s when I started following true crime for better or worse!

@TheStar798

7 ай бұрын

Me too! Wow. I remember being so horrified that this quiet, professional, unassuming man was a monster - and the interrogation was so conversational, perfectly paced, and skillful.... Like both of you, I think that was my 'gateway' into true crime....

Love you guys. Not interested in reading people’s body language, per se, but I do read people subconsciously ( like we all do) and love hearing your brilliant analysis. Entertaining and hope some is seeping in. I’ve spent my entire working life reading people and built my own repertoire. I watched for shoplifters from the age of 21 to 52. I could pick them out in the parking lot. I was pretty damn good. One of the best of my peers. Glad I don’t care anymore as an old lady. Lol. People are fascinating.

This was such a fun post! My #1 is the Col. Russell Williams. The detective was just incredible and you having him on your video was a great show. The four of you are so interesting! Thank you.

Gosh guys as an og panelist, I would like to thank you for the wealth of knowledge I received from all 4 of you. I love your pics in your faves. I would include Rebecca Fenton to the list. Hope all will have a merry Christmas ❤