
Jason Horton & Rebecca Leib discuss and explore some of the most mysterious and interesting events in history. Take a trip to haunted hotels, abandoned malls, deserted amusement parks, paranormal experiences, infamous true crimes, and weird historical and cultural events. This is Ghost Town.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 765 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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It’s really enjoyable with the range of topics but the “breaks” in the middle are just irritating in a way that feels intentional as if you pay it’s removed. I want to learn about the topic not 10+ minutes of wittering in the middle which is often nonsensical and just to fill space at it clearly can be removed as it is for subscribers so it’s not important to the show. The chat just ruins the flow of the show.
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Great subjects, but ones that have been largely done to death, and they bring NOTHING new to the table. Listened to several and its like a lighter version of other pods that actually go in depth. And they spend too much time being jokey in a not-funny way. I literally learned nothing at all that I could not have read on Wikipedia. What is the point? Point- there is none
These are great subjects, but most have been done to death. I am not sure what you are bringing to the table with incredibly short episodes about well worn subjects here.
Listening to this should be employed by the military en lieu of waterboarding. Pure torture. The blind wet behind the ears children, leading the blind wet behind the ears children. P.S. Bobby Pastorelli was sober for many years, a fixture in L.A. AA meetings,mleading up to the incident. You nauseating clowns.
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Focusing on a captivating blend of strange history, true crime, and the paranormal, this podcast showcases an array of mysterious events and eerie tales from various eras and locations. Episodes delve into haunted locations, abandoned places, infamous true crime cases, and unusual cultural phenomena, often weaving humor throughout the narratives. The hosts guide listeners through these intriguing stories, highlighting significant historical implications and personal anecdotes that make the content both entertaining and educational.
What sets this show apart is its unique combination of chilling narratives and an approachable style that engages the audience while offering new insights into familiar tales. Listeners appreciate the balance be... more
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