
Listen in to the spookiest tales of the Midwest told by a lifelong Wisconsinite.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 107 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CultureComedy | |||

Are graveyards truly haunted—or are they simply places where history refuses to die?
In this fascinating episode of Dairyland Frights, John welcomes Dr. Kate Cherrell, paranormal historian, author, investigator, and creator of Burials & Beyond. Kate... more
Can science, philosophy, and psychic mediumship exist together?
In this fascinating episode of Dairyland Frights, host John Radtke sits down with Dr. Eleni Deedes, a psychic medium, paranormal investigator, researcher, and educator whose work bridge... more
Dive into one of the creepiest episodes of Dairyland Frights as host John welcomes back fan-favorite guest Liam from The Spooky Shed Podcast for a chilling exploration of British urban legends, haunted locations, paranormal investigations, and ghostl... more
👽 Was Britain's Most Famous UFO Encounter Really an Alien Landing?
Could one of the world's most compelling UFO cases actually be proof that we're not alone?
This week on Dairyland Frights, John welcomes special guest Tommy from the Let's Get Freak... more
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Great topics, delivered in a fun and entertaining way. John and his guests make every episode a blast to listen to!
John does an amazing job covering stories with deep research and he does a fantastic job interviewing his guests.
As a fellow native Midwesterner, I'm absolutely hooked on this podcast. It's like gathering around a campfire with your most entertaining friend who knows all the best local ghost stories. A must-listen for anyone who appreciates a good scare with a hearty dose of Midwestern charm!
-Stephanie w/ Zachsolved Mysteries Podcast
Another great episode! love all the back stories and encounters. Regarding the goatman, an animal would have to be very strong to drag a deer carcass any distance. Most animals would eat the other animal wherever they found it. Good stuff. Keep up the great work
Another great episode! love all the back stories and encounters. Regarding the goatman, an animal would have to be very strong to drag a deer carcass any distance. Most animals would eat the other animal wherever they found it. Good stuff. Keep up the great work
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This show centers on Midwest folklore, hauntings, and eerie history, featuring conversations with paranormal investigators, horror authors, and skeptics. Across episodes, hosts explore local legends, celebrity sightings, and practical approaches to investigating haunted locations, often weaving in humor and regional culture. Notable strengths include strong Midwest focus, accessible storytelling, and a mix of expert and anecdotal perspectives that appeal to both serious paranormal enthusiasts and casual listeners looking for entertaining, locally-grounded spookiness.
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