
History, hauntings, legends, lore, true crime, and the dark side of American History. Hosted by Cody Beck and Troy Taylor, Season 10, "Murder City" is now live.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 313 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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I like the stories, especially the spooky ones, and while the discussion afterward can be interesting, you guys too often go off on a (long winded) tangent. You really need to be more focused, more professional.
I can appreciate Troy’s storytelling at the start of the episodes but there’s no courtesy given to Cody during the conversations following the story. It’s very bothersome to hear Cody trying to interject his thoughts while Troy just completely overruns him and it leaves me feeling frustrated because I’m not able to focus on the information being shared. I’m glad I listened to the first season about Alton but I’ll be signing off from here to deter the annoyance from the over talking.
Are you doing this on purpose? Cmon, how hard can it be?
You might want to do an extra final listen before export tho, swears when you mess up and overlapping audio clips keep slipping through :b
I think it’s endearing, but just a heads up, in case that’s not intended
I’ll start by saying this: if Troy read the dictionary, I’d still listen.
His storytelling is incredible. Every episode is engaging, well-paced, and genuinely intriguing. I originally came for the supernatural content, but quickly realized I was hooked on every episode simply because of how well Troy tells a story.
I listen while working my second job stocking shelves, and these episodes make the time fly by. It’s something I genuinely look forward to, and honestly, I’m a little afraid of th... more
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The content explores the intersection of history, legends, true crime, and the supernatural, emphasizing stories and events that highlight the darker aspects of American history. Each episode often dives into detailed narratives surrounding historical figures, notorious crimes, and urban legends, creating a rich audio tapestry that combines factual storytelling with eerie folklore. With a mix of scholarly research and engaging storytelling, the hosts present compelling insights into infamous cases, hauntings, and societal complexities, making it appealing for listeners intrigued by the macabre and historical narratives.
Unique elements include live episodes and a community-driven approach through platforms like Patreon. The engaging banter... more
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