
*Named one of The New York Times Best Podcasts of 2024* Two journalists stumble into a dying town with a Smog Museum and a mayor named Piglet… and not a whole lot else. They have one burning question: What’s it like to live here, in a town left for dead? They buy a house and stay – for three years. They get caught up in an election cycle and a web of scandals. It’s democracy in action on the small... more
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I haven’t lived in PA for over 25 years, but my god, this took me there. A slow walk through a the blasted landscape of a small town, with no particular agenda other than to get to know the people, their hopes and dreams…the personalities, the local politics, the accents. “I’m half tempted just to stay here and bowl.” Me too! Great work, yinz.
This show pulls you in like emotional quicksand. One of the finest things you can ever listen to. Just block out a lot of time because you will find that it’s difficult to turn off.
My ears are bleeding from the vocal fry. I’m out
I live in SE PA & NEVER heard of this town. Sad for the people but they love their little town. Unfortunately, there are Thousands of similarly abandoned towns across the U.S. Very interesting "forgotten" town. Harrisburg needs to help!! Excellent work, great production and love the host!
I loved this podcast I’m from Philly ,never heard of Demora but I’m taking a road trip ..
this Podcast was awesome so well done
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Exploring life in a struggling town, this series captures the intricate stories woven into the fabric of a community marked by hardship and resilience. The narrative focuses on the town's history, including the infamous smog disaster, and chronicles the interactions between local residents as they navigate social, political, and economic challenges. With deeply personal accounts and reflections, the episodes highlight various characters who embody both the struggles and aspirations of their community while examining the impact of local governance and revitalization efforts. The authenticity of these stories invites listeners to connect with the emotional landscape of small-town America, making it a compelling listen for anyone interested in... more
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