
Explore the overlooked oddities that deserve a deep dive and the downright bizarre gems buried in the notebooks of journalists and friends Poppy Damon and Luke Jones. From each side of the Atlantic, Poppy in New York and Luke in London, they uncover the world’s strangest stories, from true crime to conspiracy theories and all the wonderfully weird in between. Every Tuesday, they take strange serio... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 27 | Founded | 6 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | True CrimeNews | |||

Poppy and Luke investigate the strange case of a young girl who arrives at a Brazilian church claiming she has escaped an abusive home, and is taken in by a family who spend more than a year caring for her. But when the police finally come knocking, ... more
Luke tells the story of nine children removed from their homes on Orkney amid allegations of satanic ritual abuse. Plus, Polly tells the case of a Shake Shack employee, who allegedly robs his own workplace, locks his colleagues in a walk-in cooler… a... more
Warning: This episode discusses the murder of young children, suicide, postpartum psychosis, mental illness and graphic details of violence. Listener discretion is advised.
Poppy tells the story of the Clancy trial, a deeply tragic case that has cap... more
Luke tells the story of Ina and David Steiner, who ran an e-commerce newsletter and became the targets of a campaign of harassment and intimidation carried out by employees of eBay.
Plus, Poppy tells the story of an 82 year old woman who was trapped... more
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I had high hopes for this as I really rated Luke’s journalism on his other podcasts. However, there is far too much pointless whittering between the two hosts; I wish they’d just cut it out and give us the stories. These contrived ‘chats’ and interjections add nothing and are incredibly crongeworthy.
Don’t bother.
Lots of immature snorting, disinteresting small talk and quite how you can produce and narrate a podcast about Italian people without even attempting to pronounce their names correctly says everything about Broken Britain. Cringe from start to end.
Love this pod and the great conversational chemistry between Luke and Poppy! But the mic levels are really strange - I have to have it at max volume to hear them both, and then the music sometimes masks them! Poppy particularly has low levels, if you guys can fix it, pod is great otherwise
This has quickly become a quick favourite of mine. These strange stories and thought provoking explanation I’m addicted. But am I alone in thinking this is recorded at low audio levels compared to other podcasts?
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A brisk, narrative-driven show that surveys the world's strangest stories, with two hosts balancing true crime, paranormal curiosities, and odd cultural phenomena. Across episodes, listeners get thoughtful analysis, playful banter, and transatlantic perspectives from New York and London, making unusual cases approachable through storytelling, skepticism, and humor. Noteworthy is the chemistry between the hosts and the way each episode blends meticulous detail with wide-ranging tangents, appealing to fans of quirky journalism and unconventional investigations.
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