
Beneath the Palms explores Hawaii’s true crime cases, unsolved mysteries, disappearances, historical injustices, and stories too often left in the shadows. From cold cases and notorious crimes to forgotten events that shaped the islands, each episode looks beyond paradise to the people, places, and truths still waiting to be remembered. 🎧 New episodes every Tuesday at 5AM HST. Darkness may linger... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 72 | Founded | a year ago |
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Eugene Walter Barrett was not a warning sign Hawaii missed once. He was a man whose name appeared again and again in Honolulu court records, parole history, old newspaper archives, and finally in the memories of families left behind after three women... more
The Murder at the Moana Hotel | Jane Stanford’s Unsolved Poisoning in Honolulu
In 1905, Jane Stanford, co-founder of Stanford University, arrived in Honolulu and checked into the Moana Hotel in Waikiki. She was one of the most powerful women in Amer... more
The Pier 24 Execution: David Walden’s Unsolved Murder
On April 16, 1994, David Larry Walden went to Honolulu Harbor for work. He was waiting near Pier 24 for a production vehicle coming from Maui when two helmeted men arrived on a motorcycle. Within... more
Owen Hamada was found beaten to death inside the women’s restroom at Waikele Community Park on March 21, 2005. More than twenty years later, his murder remains unsolved.
Owen was originally from Hilo, worked in construction and roofing, and was a fa... more
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Love the content and the way it is presented. I just started listening about a month ago. I am familiar with some of the cases but not all, having lived in Hawaii a very long time. Thanks again for producing such a great podcast!
This is a very intriguing podcast and I appreciate how much research the host puts into each story. The episodes are a little short (≈15 minutes each), but they are very concise and informative.
However, as someone who was born and raised in Hawai‘i, the host’s pronunciation of Hawaiian names and places is absolutely horrendous. It disappoints me to think that non-locals listening to this will hear those names and think that is how they should be pronounced.
If you are going to host a podcast... more
There is depth of story detail leaving a lot to be desired and more questions than answers. Not sure why they would have chosen someone with a foreign accent to host the podcast and while I swear a lot, the host’s use of profanity seems contrived and out of place. 1.5 stars
Being from Hawaii I am interested in all of these. However it’s infuriating that the narrative circles the same information to make it longer. Just make them short . Just when you think he’s moving on he will say the same thing in a different way. Adds some fluff . Super annoying
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Two-part, focused on Hawaii-centered true crime, unsolved mysteries, and disappearances. Episodes weave police timelines, court reporting, archival records, and family perspectives to illuminate how violence, investigations, and public policy intersect in island communities. Recurring themes include survivor impact, the social and institutional responses to crime, the evolution of cold cases with new forensics, and debates over accuracy, sourcing, and the storytelling approach. Notable traits include a recent host reboot and ongoing emphasis on grounded, fact-based narrative, with listeners sometimes commenting on pacing and local pronunciation considerations as part of the experience.
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