Hi. Hi, I'm Dr. Shiloh.

And I'm Dr. Scott.

And this is L.A. Not So Confidential, the Forensic Psychology and True Crime podcast.

Each week, we explore the intersection of psychology, the criminal justice system, and entertainment.

Today, our episode is on the forensic psych topic of digital ethics in psychology.

Hey, everyone. Welcome back. Last episode of the year. Hi, Dr. Scott. Hello, Dr. Shiloh, good morning. You were already shaming me before we logged on to record because you've already got your presence wrapped.

And you know, like we've been saying this for the years. We've done like I literally just put in orders yesterday for Amazon.

That's why you have to order like before Black Friday.

It's true.

Oh, it's so true.

And then Black Friday, Cyber Monday, you can do all of your like little stuff that pops up.

And you're like, okay, those look like good deals.

But yeah, this, this episode is

dropping on Christmas Day. Props to you guys that are listening to it on Christmas Day. Maybe you're

like cleaning up or cooking or something and got your ear pods in. And yeah, our voices are with you. So

hope everyone has a really great holiday season. And'm thinking maybe just by looking at the outline,

the size of our outline, maybe this will be a smaller, shorter episode. But last night,

I could hear Dr. Scott from the other side of the county, like pulling out his soapbox,

polishing it off. So we'll see how today goes. I think you'll be surprised. I think I'm just like

this is, this isn't, you know, we'll discuss some things. But like, it's almost like why even bother

to rant about. I think it's going to speak for itself. Yeah. Seriously. So last week or last

episode, we dropped the live stream from our Berkshire podcast festival recording. But the full episode before that was on the topic of parasycial relationships. We examined how these often one-sided relationships conform, why the lines get blurred and some tragic instances in which

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