
A weekly variety podcast giving you just enough information on a topic to stand your ground at any social gathering. We explore stories from the realms of true crime, history, and incredible people.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 163 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | HistoryTrue Crime | |||

H.H. Holmes built the infamous Murder Castle during the 1893 Chicago World’s Fair. This episode explores the true story behind the disappearances, the fraud, and how one of America’s first serial killers was finally caught.
Using false identities, s... more
Biosphere 2 was meant to prove we could build a world from scratch. Instead, it became a fight to keep the air breathable and the story from turning toxic.
In 1991, eight people sealed themselves inside a vast Arizona terrarium designed to test whet... more
Morgan Metzer survived a home invasion that ended with a far darker truth: the man who came to save her may have known exactly what happened.
On New Year's Eve in Canton, Georgia, a masked attacker entered a locked home, used intimate knowledge of t... more
Nellie Bly faked madness to enter Blackwell's Island asylum, then turned fearless reporting into a 72-day race around the world.
Before she became a legend, Elizabeth Cochran was a young reporter trying to force her way into a profession that barely... more
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I love the range of interesting topics this podcast covers and the amusing way Kyle and Adam cover them. Their overview of the Chinchilla kidnapping is my favourite so far - truth is stranger than fiction!
Absolutely love how you guys tell stories catch myself talking back as if i am the third podcast member! keep going🩷
Great show really love the way you tell these story’s
Love Kyle and Adam! Really great and concise storytelling! Topics are always really interesting. Well done, mates!
I’m not thrilled that they started charging a subscription fee for future episodes, but I can’t resist. I love listening to these two while at the gym late nights. This podcast has quickly become one of my favorites.
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A weekly, wide-ranging show that blends true crime, history, and compelling human stories with accessible, entertaining storytelling. Episodes typically balance in-depth context with lively banter, giving listeners just enough detail to understand a case or historical moment while keeping the pace engaging. Notable strengths include strong narrative arcs, well-researched background, and a knack for presenting complex topics in a conversational, approachable way. A potential draw for sponsors and guests is the show's mix of investigative depth and broad cultural curiosity, appealing to listeners who enjoy smart storytelling with a personable vibe.
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this podcast launched 3 years ago and published 163 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 this podcast include:
1. Shannon Pearce
2. Richard Stockton Rush Jr.
3. Hamish Harding
4. Paul Henry Nagellet
5. Shahzad Darwood
6. Solomon Darwood
7. Christine Darwood
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