
Grim Philly Podcast in Philadelphia is a history podcast and true crime podcast for mature audiences by historians and PhD’s; and is not for those easily offended. Our history and true crime podcast in Philadelphia comprises three regular historians and a revolving caste of a dozen psychologists, museum curators, and college professors of various fields, and is presented in non-prudish colloquial ... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 80 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | HistoryTrue Crime | |||

Celebrity Serial Killer portrayed by Denis Quad speaks with Grim Philly about murder, prison, motive. WARNING/ADVISORY: this is an uncensored psychopath in his own words. Do not listen to this if you are sensitive, a victim, know a victim, or easily ... more
With a ghost story or two, the mythical cryptid of the New Jersey Pine Barrens’ historical and literary origins are explored from colonial settlement to modernity – and retold through research and banter in this previously unreleased audio from our J... more
Professor Joe visits London on-location inside Bedlam Asylum in England with Curator David Luck, in person. Then, visits on-location in Scotland to interview Dr. Gayle Davis, Deputy Head of the History Department at University of Edinburgh about her ... more
From Germany to Philadelphia evil magic and witches have frightened, fascinated; been studied, and characterized from King James and Shakespeare to modernity in the popular imagination. Join historians from Grim as we discuss belief in magic and witc... more
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The Grim Philly podcast is super engaging and one of my newer go-tos for when I am working / driving. They have really cool guests and make the show fun to listen to!
I love how the stories shared give a creepy feel while still being based off a true story. Mary Jo’s haunted dolls have me the chills
Very witty podcast, very informative. best podcast!!
It’s a good mix between true crime and history which is a very creative concept for a podcast, never seen something like this before, well this is my first time. If you like Philly history in a fun way, it’s a must listen 📜✒️!
I really liked how they mixed real history with spooky stories. The part with Mary Jo talking about the haunted dolls and the Devil’s Tree made it feel both creepy and interesting at the same time.
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Exploring the intersections of history and true crime, this podcast presents a captivating blend of well-researched narratives and entertaining storytelling. It brings together a rotating panel of historians, psychologists, and other academics to discuss haunting tales, urban legends, and the darker aspects of historical events, particularly focused on the Philadelphia area. The content is tailored for a mature audience, often incorporating humor and colloquial language, making it accessible while retaining a commitment to factual accuracy. Unscripted conversations reveal the complexities of folklore, criminal cases, and the historical significance of the eerie and macabre, which sets this podcast apart from traditional history or true crim... more
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Grim Philly launched 5 years ago and published 80 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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Recent guests on Grim Philly include:
1. Keith Jesperson
2. Brandi Van
3. Mary Jo Chudley
4. Adam Selzer
5. Dr. Favian Martin
6. Dr. Kelly Gilrean
7. Bob Schofield
8. Dr. Anya Schultz
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