History, hauntings, legends, lore, true crime, and the dark side of American History. Hosted by Cody Beck and Troy Taylor, Season 9, "Based on a True Story" is now live. Previous seasons cover Alton, IL, St. Louis, New Orleans, Hollywood, Heartland Horrors and Homicides, missing persons and the Villisca Axe Murders.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 266 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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In 1987, the Dardeen family’s quiet life in rural Illinois ended in unimaginable horror.
A crime so savage, it left investigators speechless — and decades later, still haunted by questions that no one could answer.
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The best podcast I’ve found for stories on Hauntings and history around the Hauntings. I love how Troy doesn’t just “regurgitates” what most people know of the stories but he researches in depth about it. He will not say something is true if it isn’t.
I love the format: an attention grabbing introduction; the story and all the facts or speculations backed up with research and the story is not interrupted by a cohost asking questions; postmortem where the questions are asked and discussed. ... more
I finally figured out how to rate and review 💙🤦🏼♀️ this is my all time favorite podcast, and it’s what got me started listening to podcasts in the first place. I usually listen while I am working, but then can’t stop so I continue listening most of the day on those days. I’m actually about to go back and restart from season 1 again. (And btw season one isn’t that bad at all) 😂 love you guys Troy and Cody, and we couldn’t, and wouldn’t be listening without YOU! 😜
This podcast is a total gem for anyone fascinated by the paranormal. The host(s) bring a genuine curiosity and a ring of authority that makes every story feel both credible and chilling. The research is authentic, the delivery is confident, and the storytelling is so totally captivating that I found myself binge-listening late into the night.
What sets this show apart is the host(s) ability to balance eerie tales with thoughtful commentary. You can tell they aren’t just reading off a script, t... more
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The title has no relation but I know you guys are office fans too. I’ve been an avid listener since 2018 and have enjoyed every episode. I like the intro trailer into the other podcast as well. Tough subject matter being a father but that’s what we signed up for. It took my brain a minute to accept that it wasn’t Troy’s voice in the monologue. Still great though. I laugh at myself when I realize that I’m not included in the post mortem conversations with you guys. You keep us engaged w... more
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Focused on the intriguing intersections of history, hauntings, legends, and true crime, the series offers a captivating exploration of America's darker narratives. The hosts skillfully blend thorough research with storytelling, diving into well-known hauntings, mysterious disappearances, and infamous murders across various regions. Each episode potentially highlights a unique theme or narrative, like the haunting history of specific places, or the true stories behind folklore and horror films. Notably, the engaging banter between the hosts adds a distinctive charm to the listening experience, making complex topics more relatable and entertaining for listeners.
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American Hauntings Podcast launched 8 years ago and published 266 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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