
Welcome to Locations Unknown, a podcast that dives into the mysteries of America's wilderness. Join hosts Mike & Joe as they explore the stories of those who have vanished without a trace in some of the country's most remote and treacherous landscapes. In each episode, we uncover the details of these disappearances, examine the investigations that followed, and discuss theories about what might ha... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 173 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CulturePlaces & TravelTrue Crime | |||

Hey friends! We’re taking this week off while we make a few upgrades to the studio. In the meantime, enjoy our latest subscriber only episode, where we listen to and react to the newest voicemails we’ve received. We also tease some exciting updates c... more
September 6th, 2009: a 61-year-old fitness instructor, black belt, and seasoned bow hunter leaves his campsite near Elk Mountain in New Mexico's Santa Fe National Forest. He tells his two companions he won't go far and will return by nightfall. When ... more
October 13th, 2025: a 65-year-old seasoned hunter leaves his Selma, California home for a routine day of deer hunting in the Sierra National Forest, a wilderness he's navigated for over fifty years. When he doesn't return that evening, his family sou... more
April 1st, 1981: a 28-year-old elite solo climber leaves a remote shelter deep in Alaska’s Ruth Glacier, pulling a sled and heading alone toward Denali’s imposing east side. Experienced, deliberate, and traveling light, he moved into heavily crevasse... more
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Good rapport between the hosts. It’s good that they are no longer leaning into the “theories” of the bigfoot guy.
I feel like I’m listening to my brothers tell me stories. Love the show!
Repeating the same tiny tidbit of information 12 different ways, then recapping it another 12 ways. Making what could/should be one episode into 4 annoying episodes. Tell us once, maybe twice, not over and over like we are toddlers.
Also, do your research before your episodes.
Meh
As an Arizonan the Grand Canyon episode was impossible to listen to. Did you guys bother to google how to say any of the tribe or animal names? Gila is He-La, Yavapai is Yeah-vu-pie. It’s very obvious you’re just reading someone else’s content and now really researching the places your discussing.
I love this podcast and have binged nearly every episode. Keep them coming boys!
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Exploring the eerie tales of vanished individuals in America's wilderness, the content highlights the mysteries surrounding tragic disappearances across national parks and remote landscapes. Each episode weaves together gripping narratives of lost adventurers, detailing the search and rescue operations that followed their vanishings while delving into theories regarding their fates. The podcast interlaces personal stories, interviews, and insights, creating a compelling mix of true crime and adventure, which not only captivates fans of outdoor exploration but also engages those intrigued by the darker side of human encounters with nature. With a knack for storytelling, the hosts shed light on both the allure and peril of venturing into unch... more
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