
From host Matt D’Elia comes ‘The Private Record’, where ordinary people come to tell their most extraordinary stories.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 41 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Categories | DocumentarySociety & Culture | ||||

The Private Record — Episode 39 — When You Save Your Child From A Most Unlikely Abuser
THIS IS THE FINAL EPISODE OF SEASON ONE OF 'THE PRIVATE RECORD'. (More on that below!) But boy oh boy, do we go out with a bang! We don't want to give too much aw... more
The Private Record — Episode 38 — When Your Dad is a Victim of Domestic Abuse
When this submission came our way, we honestly had NO idea what to expect. But when we followed up with the woman who submitted the story (who has chosen to remain anonymo... more
The Private Record — Episode 37 — When You Witness a Man Burn Alive
This one is short and sweet... actually... hmm... not exactly 'sweet', per se. More like the opposite of 'sweet', in fact! Because, as the title suggests, this episode features a st... more
The Private Record — Episode 036 — When Your Boyfriend Snaps and Tries to Kill You
This episode's guest, Kayla, has a wild and harrowing tale for us. In short, she was almost killed by her then-boyfriend. And she absolutely WOULD have been killed, i... more
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Someone said they don’t believe this is a 4.9
Should be 5
Really love the freedom Matt gives to people so they can tell their stories, and he has thoughtful questions that add to the storytelling. Seems like guests are instructed to keep it moving - so many podcasts with guests, like Something Was Wrong, have such poor storytelling (saying the same thing over and over in different ways) that make it hard to listen to. The Private Record episodes are always a smooth and easy, but entertaining, listen! Really recommend.
NO ONE thinks this is a 4.9 podcast.
Love seeing ordinary people with extraordinary stories, so happy Matt made this into something that can be shared with everyone, appreciate you Matt. the first time I’ve been able to tell someone im glad yet another podcast was made.
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Content predominantly features individuals sharing profoundly personal or traumatic experiences, showcasing the complexities of human relationships and resilience. Episodes delve into themes such as domestic abuse, trauma, family dynamics, and extraordinary narratives that resonate deeply with audiences. The format encourages guests to divulge raw, unfiltered stories, offering a platform for voices that often go unheard, contributing to an overarching theme of empathy and shared human experience.
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The Private Record launched 2 years ago and published 41 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on The Private Record include:
1. Anonymous Guest
2. Philip Smart
3. Mark Bone
4. John Burke
5. Mason Gardner
6. Kirby Fischer
7. Matt Van Nys
8. Jonathan Griswold
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