abandoned: The All-American Ruins Podcast guides listeners through immersive audio fantasies, recreating host Blake Pfeil’s experiences exploring abandoned spaces across the United States and around the world. Along the way, the show asks critical questions about American history and culture, community, economics, the environment, and mental health while encouraging folks to activate their imagina... more
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 59 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Places & TravelHistorySociety & Culture |
On the one-year anniversary of his best friend Julie’s death, Blake makes his way to the ruins of the Schrade Cutlery Factory in Ellenville, NY. The only remaining structure is a crumbling security gatehouse which Julie and Blake always talked about ... more
Wander through fantastical realm of a real giant beige house (at the end of a very long driveway), abandoned and hidden on the banks of a famous river in New York-- where you’ll meet the ghost of the old woman and connect the dots between this story ... more
In preparation for the season 3 finale, “The People Who Used to Live Here, Part II: The Giant Beige House at the End of a Very Long Driveway,” we’re diving back into the archives for this special re-release of “The People Who Used to Live Here, Part ... more
Feeling trapped in their Covid bubble, Blake and his pandemic pod-mate Isabel explore an abandoned Hudson Valley farmhouse where Isabel discovers the Borden family’s influence on the country’s dairy industry and reconciles with childhood ghosts. In a... more
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This is part documentary, and part audio drama. The hosts goes into abandoned spaces and gives a fictional report on what he sees there, which includes the people who used to use the space. These are the audio files for a tv show, and I think being able to see the space being described would help a lot.
I feel defensive for and protective over Blake for the couple negative reviews I see here.
I really like this show. It’s art that is true to the artist and appeals to my taste because it’s honest and unpredictable.
Listening to it is a relief from news or true crime. Recommend!
If you are here to learn about the abandoned places, this isn’t for you. It is the rambling imagination of a hard-left leaning snowflake who only mentions the places briefly. There is almost no information about how to find them if you had wanted to see them yourself without the unnecessary commentary. Sad.
Might be nice if he were to acknowledge the TV show from Vice about ten years ago with the title “Abandoned”
This podcast can only be described as one thing: cinema. Cinematic storytelling is making a comeback and Blake is leading the charge!
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The podcast transports listeners through immersive soundscapes, sharing the host's adventures exploring abandoned places while interweaving personal narratives with reflections on broader themes such as American history, community, and mental health. Featuring a unique blend of storytelling and sound design, the content often encourages listeners to activate their imagination, navigating the emotional intricacies associated with loss, memory, and place. This creative approach has garnered recognition for its innovative listening experiences and deep, thought-provoking content, making it a standout in the realm of audio storytelling.
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