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 | 157 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Places & TravelTrue CrimeSociety & Culture |
This week we take flight into the world of raptors, nature’s most skilled aerial predators. From hawks and eagles to owls and falcons, these incredible birds shape ecosystems and inspire conservation efforts across the globe. We explore how education... more
In 2019, Locations Unknown covered a young photographer bound for winter shots at Crater Lake National Park. The case spawned wild theories, unsubstantiated lore, and even an episode of The UnXplained with William Shatner. This week, we return with n... more
Nestled just beyond Los Angeles, Angeles National Forest sprawls over 700,000 acres of rugged wilderness, where jagged peaks, deep canyons, and twisting trails beckon hikers, climbers, and adventurers year-round. With stunning vistas of the San Gabri... more
We’ve got a special episode for you this week! Joe and I recently joined the podcast Crime Off the Grid to dive into three fascinating cases alongside two former law enforcement park rangers. Since we’re out of the office, we’re excited to share thei... more
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I enjoy the show—I'm a big fan of true crime, mysteries, and anything involving the outdoors. That said, I noticed in a recent episode that the word chaparral was mispronounced pretty badly. Since it's a common term for a type of landscape (especially in the American West), it might be worth double-checking pronunciations of basic terminology like that. It threw me off a bit, and I think a little extra research could really tighten up the production. Keep up the great work otherwise!
thinking of the families’ heartache is sobering and contemplating the demise of the individuals is disturbing, but the knowledge, advice and warnings imparted by the show is priceless. a bit off-putting how easily the spirit world is dismissed and mocked, however. that little boy in the Sierras saw something closed-minded adults cannot. people with his abilities like his help detectives find missing bodies, fyi
haha! totally vindicated. Tara also feels like the 3 year old did see the woman's sp... more
Thank you for combining the only two things I care about, if we’re being honest. 👍🏼
But prepare better with name pronunciation. This makes some of the episodes almost unlistenable.
Everything all the other 1-3 star reviews says is accurate. I love the premise of the show but I just don’t think it’s executed well. I’m glad they are starting their own podcast platform (idk what it’s called) because they are better suited for that rather than being hosts. I hope they transition to that and sell this podcast to someone who is a better storyteller and doesn’t laugh when discussing people being lost or tell so many personal stories. If I hear the story about the hypothermic frie... more
I really like these guys! Interesting stories!
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Exploring the mysterious disappearances of individuals in America's wilderness, episodes feature gripping tales of those who have vanished in some of the country's most treacherous landscapes. The hosts discuss not only the chilling circumstances surrounding each case, but also the investigations that followed, along with the theories regarding what might have transpired. With a focus on national parks and remote locations, the podcast paints a vivid picture of the wilderness, revealing its blend of beauty and secrets. Listeners can expect engaging storytelling that interlaces elements of true crime with a strong connection to nature.
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