The Peripheral

If anyone has ever wanted to know what it's like to be stalked by a psychopath who projects all of their alleged harassment onto others, give this episode a listen. My stalker filed a protection order against me but was a complete coward and failed to show up for any of the hearings. This is part of her MO when it comes to harassing others. She'll try to befriend you and cross boundaries. When you cut her off, she'll make false allegations against you, file false police reports, call in tips claiming you're going to murder the judge overseeing the case, and even have her friends impersonate law enforcement. In this episode, I read through many of the emails and DMs I've received from her while she was posing as someone else. I've received an email from someone claiming to be best friends with a person I care about, emails from a man who is currently involved in an assault case with her, multiple Facebook comments, and even a call from someone claiming to be a police officer. That caller falsely stated that because Ashley has a PPO against me, I am prohibited from discussing her online and that doing so would be a federal offense. I've never doxxed her phone number or address, but any fake number or account used to harass me gets posted because it is part of that harassment. She has destroyed, or attempted to destroy, so many lives, and now I've been put in a position where I have to put an end to it. I'm not her next victim. I'm her last.   Special thx to E, R, R, and especially M

So my psycho stalker Ashley Felk has called in multiple tips to crime stoppers in MI stating that I'm coming after her with a gun and that I'm planning to kill the Judge in Bay city. She's filed a protection order against me and I read it and give a summary of all the lies she's put into this.  I'll have to record another episode with all the crazy things she's done but I just wanted to put this out there so law enforcement and the ATF know who the real threat is. 

False accusations don't just damage reputations, they destabilize entire lives. When someone is wrongly accused, they can lose their job, lose relationships, financial stability, and their sense of safety in their own community. The emotional toll is often severe: anxiety, isolation, and long‑term distrust become part of daily life. Even when the truth eventually comes out, the stain of the accusation can linger.  On this episode I talk with Erik who is one of many people who was falsely accused of sexual assault. Why would I believe him you ask? Because the same person who accused him in 2018 is now accusing me of abusing her and has accused multiple other victimes of wrong doing.  I've had dozens of people reach out privately, provide screenshots and documentation backing up her history of false claims against multiple individuals.  They even have a website dedicated to debunking her claims.  Ashleyfelkgethelp.com Erik and I have an organic conservation about our expirences and all the lies she told about herself and false accusations she spread about us. My intention is a warning to anyone who has every come in contact with her or is in contact with her. This individual is not creditable and nothing she says should be believed.  #cannibalcorpse #ashleyfelk

I had a guest named Ashley, who told a story of abuse at the hands of a famous guitarist from a heavy metal band. After the interview, Ashley stayed in contact with me and would end up making the same claims against me. I now know that she's made allegations not only against me but against dozens of other men. What she didn't anticipate was that her accusations toward me wouldn't gain any traction. She also didn't expect that many people from her past would reach out to me, claiming she had accused them of sexual misconduct or domestic violence as well. They provided screenshots and evidence showing similar patterns of behavior and attempts to damage reputations and disrupt lives. At that point, I knew I had to do something. I understand that calling someone a liar especially someone claiming to be a victim is a bad look. But if nobody speaks up, this kind of harmful behavior goes unchecked. So far, I've only found online comments from people pushing back on her claims, but I'm the first to actually stand up and try to put a stop to it. The views, opinions, and statements expressed by the guest(s) on this podcast are solely their own. They do not reflect the views, opinions, or positions of the host, the production team, or any affiliated organizations. All guests speak on their own behalf and are responsible for the accuracy and legality of the information they provide. The host does not verify, endorse, or assume any responsibility for any claims, statements, or representations made by guests during the episode. This podcast is for informational and entertainment purposes only and should not be considered professional, legal, or medical advice.    

Episode Description In this episode of The Peripheral, Justin  sits down with Amy to discuss her long battle with chronic knee injuries, frustrating experiences with traditional medical care, and her decision to seek stem cell treatment outside the United States. Amy shares her journey from multiple injuries and misdiagnoses to traveling to Mexico for advanced regenerative therapy using MUSE cells from umbilical cords. She covers the procedure details, costs, recovery, and life-changing results, including improved mobility, reduced pain, and unexpected benefits like better sleep and mental health. If you're dealing with joint issues or curious about alternative treatments, this candid conversation highlights the pros, cons, and realities of medical tourism. Guest Information Amy Zajac: A podcast enthusiast and advocate for regenerative medicine, Amy shares her personal story of resilience after years of knee problems. She's based in Minnesota and has a background in active lifestyles like hiking and boot camp workouts. Additional Notes Resources Mentioned: Amy references MUSE cells (pluripotent mesenchymal stem cells from umbilical cords), Vagus Nerve Reset (Stellate Ganglion Block), and clinics in Mexico (not named for privacy, but vetted via PubMed, doctor credentials, and affiliations like Cedars-Sinai). Always consult a healthcare professional and do your own research before pursuing treatments. Listen and Subscribe Tune in to The Peripheral for more stories on health, true crime, and the unexpected edges of life. Available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, YouTube, and wherever you get your podcasts. Follow us on X (@ThePeripheralPod) for updates, and rate/review to help us grow! If you have a story to share, email [email protected].   https://www.instagram.com/dr.akhan/reels/

In this episode of The Peripheral, I sit down for a candid, wide-ranging conversation with Honey Brooks, an Australian OnlyFans creator, content entrepreneur, wife, and mother who shares her life openly with her husband in an open marriage. We dive deep into how Honeyy transitioned from a "normal mum" life into the adult industry, the realities of building a successful OnlyFans business (and why it's far from easy money), the power of radical communication in relationships, navigating judgment and online hate, and how openness has strengthened her marriage rather than threatened it.   https://honeyybrooksvip.com/ https://www.instagram.com/honeyybrooks/  

The Peripheral, host Justin sits down with Kat, who shares her deeply personal journey through treatment-resistant depression and her experience with electroconvulsive therapy (ECT). Kat opens up about reaching a point where nothing else worked, leading her to ECT as a last-resort option. What followed was profound relief from her depression—but at a steep cost: extensive memory loss resembling amnesia, gaps in her personal history, and the challenge of piecing her life back together. She candidly discusses: The decision to pursue ECT and what the treatments were like The devastating impact of memory erasure and retrograde/anterograde amnesia Her long road to recovery, relearning her own life, and personal growth Why she would never choose ECT again for herself Her balanced perspective: not wanting to discourage others, as ECT can be life-saving for some people when other treatments fail This episode explores the complexities of mental health treatments, the real human cost of side effects, and themes of resilience, acceptance, and moving forward after profound loss.

Megan never saw herself working behind prison walls. But when family expectations collide with personal values, she finds herself donning a uniform—not out of passion, but out of a quiet hope to be seen, accepted, and maybe even understood.  This episode explores Megan's journey into the correctional system, where she learns to navigate the tension between duty and identity. She makes observations about her peers who seem to judge her the same way they judge the ones they oversee.  Do you choose approval for others or yourself?

In this heartfelt episode, I speak with Marissa realities of adult children stepping into the caregiver role for their aging parents. Our guest shares a deeply personal story of navigating healthcare decisions, managing finances, and balancing their own life while caring for a parent in decline. We discuss the unexpected challenges, the moments of connection, and the ways this journey reshapes the parent-child relationship. Whether you're currently in this position or anticipating it in the future, this episode offers insights, support, and a reminder that you're not alone.

Today, I speak with Ben Schmidt, a licensed funeral director and content creator. I ask him questions about what happens after you die, how the body is prepared for last rites, and what families should expect during the process. We also delve into the case of Kendrick Johnson—the teen who died under mysterious circumstances in a gym mat—and the condition in which his body was returned to his family. We really get into the weeds, nerding out on the details surrounding embalming and cremation. I even ask Ben about the pros and cons of smoking formaldehyde. Ben shares some fascinating scientific insight into the embalming process, especially in the first 20 minutes. Personally, I love the level of detail, but don't worry—we mix up the topics regularly throughout the episode. Email [email protected] IG: @mortraqr @thefuneralcast    Facebook: The Funeral Science Podcast, The Funeralcast   Tik Tok:   @funeral_science   Podcasts (Spotify Links):  The Funeral Science Podcast  The Funeralcast Blog Sights: www.frigidfluid.com www.ravenplume.com