
True crime, legends, folklore, dark history and other creepy topics from the perspective of real live Canadians.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 408 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | HistoryTrue Crime | |||

Episode 398: It was supposed to be a quiet Canadian Christmas—until every butter tart in the country vanished overnight. From Nanaimo to Newfoundland, kitchens were left empty, bakers bewildered, and the RCMP at a loss. When the case turns strange, S... more
Episode 397: In April 1895, two young women, both twenty-one, from San Francisco’s Emmanuel Baptist Church vanished days apart. Blanche Lamont, a dedicated teacher-in-training, and Minnie Williams, a hardworking domestic with dreams of her own classr... more
Episode 396: In this episode, we learn about an enigmatic narcissistic psychopath who led the Californian cult called The Children of Thunder. Glenn Taylor Helzer, and the other leadership was comprised of his brother Justin Helzer and their follower... more
Episode 395: On a cold December day in 1983, McMaster University in Hamilton, Ontario, was shaken by a deeply unsettling crime. Dr. Edith Wightman, a respected scholar, was discovered dead in her office: bound with tape, handcuffed, and suffocated wi... more
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Mike, find a better cohost please.
I’ve just discovered this show and am loving it so far. The episodes are well-researched, well-written and well-presented. I’ve given four stars because the main host (Mike) is so far being mean to the other host (Scott) - why is this the case for so many true crime podcasts?? - but will revise my review if it changes as I listen through.
The hosts are making a great point of what a unwoke world we are starting to become in the last five years
I recently juts listed to the Klaus family murder episode and was so annoyed with guest co host Joanne, she was SO annoying and kept interrupting with comments that made so sense.
These gentle men (no typo) bring empathy and appropriate humor to hard stories. Their mutual affection for one another comes through every episode.
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Content is primarily centered around true crime cases and dark historical events, exploring Canadian folklore, cultural narratives, and systemic issues through a storytelling lens. Episodes cover a wide range of subjects including infamous murders, notable historical tragedies, and bizarre occurrences in Canadian history, often emphasizing the human stories behind these events. The hosts aim to educate listeners while also providing commentary that draws connections to broader societal issues, striking a balance between entertainment and informational content. The podcast is notable for its focus on Canadian cases and cultural references, appealing to those interested in understanding the complexities of crime and history in that context.
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Dark Poutine launched 8 years ago and published 408 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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