
Dark Outdoors® explores true crime, unsolved mysteries, and deadly encounters in the wild.
From serial killers in remote places and chilling missing persons cases to eerie outdoor mysteries and dangerous wildlife encounters, each episode exposes the stories mainstream media overlooks.
Hosted by award-winning wildlife journalist Chester Moore, Dark Outdoors® brings gripping interviews with survi... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 52 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | True CrimeSportsWilderness | |||

It’s our annual Halloween Monster Special! Lyle Blackburn returns to Dark Outdoors to dive into the legends of Momo, the Lizard Man, and the Lake Worth Monster in this chilling cryptid deep dive.
In this special Halloween edition of the Dark Outdoor... more
Mysterious lights flicker through the woods of Bragg Road and the Louisiana fields — are they swamp gas, headlights, or something not of this world? The 13 Days of Dark Outdoors begins where science and the supernatural collide.
They’ve appeared for... more
What if America’s wilderness hides a predator science won’t acknowledge? In this episode of Dark Outdoors®, author Michael Mayes—known for his work Shadow Cats—joins us to dig into the controversial and chilling reports of black panthers roaming acro... more
A family hike turned into a fight for survival when a father, his wife, their toddler, and infant daughter came face-to-face with a mountain lion. Dark Outdoors dives deep into the wilderness dangers that most people never see coming.
On this grippi... more
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I heard Chester on Bigfoot Society and loved the stories and the way he presented. Same with his show. Excellent content, check it out.
It is an interesting show at times, some of the people interviewed are clearly off their rockers and they put too much personal agenda into the topics they are talking about. The hosts “active listening” noises (like ‘mmhmm’ ‘yeah’ and such) get REALLY annoying and way too frequent. The show needs better guests and more research by the host on the topics before having people on.
No true stories, but most are kind of fun for the spooky season, unless you’re a scientist…it’s super obvious the host strings together random scientific words without understanding their meaning. I listened to an episode highlighting my chosen science and it was actually physically painful to listen to some of it.
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This podcast takes listeners on a thrilling journey through the hidden dangers that lurk in the wilderness. Each episode combines elements of true crime and unexplained phenomena to shine a light on chilling events, including missing persons cases and encounters with dangerous wildlife. Particularly noteworthy is its focus on stories that are often overlooked by mainstream media, providing listeners with a unique perspective on the relationship between adventure and peril. Engaging interviews with survivors, law enforcement officials, and experts add depth and authenticity to the tales shared, making it an intriguing listen for those fascinated by the dark side of outdoor exploration.
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Recent guests on Dark Outdoors include:
1. RC Bramhall
2. Mike Vining
3. Donna Ikenberry
4. Grady Judd
5. Jerrie Dean
6. Jeff Stewart
7. Dr. Greg Stunz
8. Nathan Garrison
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