Miss Understood with Rachel Uchitel

She was called a liar, a fraud, and a con — but what if the story you were told was manufactured? Rachel Dolezal, now Nkechi Diallo, sits down with Rachel Uchitel for her most honest conversation yet. From a survivalist childhood in rural Montana, sexual abuse, and a cultish household, to Howard University, leading the NAACP, and the private investigator her own parents hired to destroy her credibility — this is the story behind the headlines. Plus, life after the fallout: OnlyFans, losing every job, and finding peace in the quiet work nobody sees.
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In this episode, we sit down with Stephen Staats, aka Old Man Liver, who tried to buy the naming rights to Fyre Festival. Things took a wild turn when Billy McFarland sent over a botched contract generated by ChatGPT—complete with the wrong company name. We dive into what really happened, Billy’s unprofessional dealings, and how it all fell apart.

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In this episode of Miss Understood with Rachel Uchitel, Rachel sits down with Billy McFarland, the entrepreneur behind the infamous Fyre Festival — widely known as the biggest party that never happened. Billy opens up about the rise and collapse of Fyre Festival, the decisions that led to his prison sentence, and what life was really like behind bars. After his release, he attempted to redeem himself with Fyre Festival II, which ultimately fell apart, but not before he began rebuilding through a smaller event that finally showed signs of success. Billy also reflects on his childhood, the documentaries that shaped public perception — including Fyre: The Greatest Party That Never Happened — what they got right, what they got wrong, and the new documentary he’s currently working on about life after prison and why Fyre Festival II didn’t work. It’s a candid conversation about accountability, redemption, and what comes next.
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In this episode of Miss Understood with Rachel Uchitel, Rachel sits down with viral food creator Justin Schuble, who has built a massive following on Instagram and TikTok by teaching people how to make simple, healthy meals at home.
Justin shares how he went from not knowing how to cook to becoming a full-time content creator, building a brand around easy, approachable recipes that anyone can make. He also dives into the realities of being a viral food influencer, how social media changed his career, and why healthy food doesn’t have to be complicated to be delicious.
From viral recipe strategies to practical kitchen tips you can use immediately, this episode is packed with insights for anyone looking to eat healthier, cook more, and simplify mealtime at home.
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When Rachel Waters rushed to be by her mother’s side during her final days, she believed she was doing exactly what hospice care had prepared her for — providing comfort, dignity, and love at the end of life.
Instead, she found herself charged with murder.
In this emotional and deeply important episode of Miss Understood with Rachel Uchitel, Rachel Waters shares the shocking story of how caring for her dying mother — who was suffering from late-stage cancer and Alzheimer’s — turned into a criminal investigation that threatened the rest of her life.
Following hospice guidance, Rachel administered legally prescribed comfort medication intended to ease her mother’s pain during her final hours. But after her mother passed, authorities launched an investigation that ultimately led to Rachel being charged with murder — despite the involvement of medical professionals, hospice protocols, and documented end-of-life care.
The charges were eventually dismissed, but not before Rachel endured unimaginable emotional, financial, and personal consequences.
Now, Rachel is speaking out and advocating for Marsha’s Law, legislation designed to protect caregivers who follow hospice guidance and administer legally prescribed comfort medications during end-of-life care. Her story highlights a legal gray area that could impact millions of families navigating hospice care every year.
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