
Attention all shiver-seekers! The Dark Oak is a weekly thrill and chill inducing mystery podcast. Every Wednesday, Stefanie and Cynthia will present to you a true tale of the supernatural, the macabre, historical crimes, cryptids, the unexplained and the downright spooky. To help ease your fears, we also include The Branch of Hope Foundation, which connects you to the human side of our cases by gi... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Christa Gail Pike, born in 1976, endured severe childhood trauma including prolonged sexual abuse as a toddler by her paternal grandmother Delfa Clark Pike’s boyfriend (Ernest Johnson) and further abuse around age 11, along with neglect, instability,... more
Christa Gail Pike, born in 1976, endured severe childhood trauma including prolonged sexual abuse as a toddler by her paternal grandmother Delfa Clark Pike’s boyfriend (Ernest Johnson) and further abuse around age 11, along with neglect, instability,... more
The disappearance and death of Chris Jenkins remains one of Minnesota’s most baffling unsolved mysteries. On October 31, 2002, the 21-year-old University of Minnesota business student and lacrosse team captain vanished after celebrating Halloween wit... more
Ieshia Nicole Jackson, a 22-year-old from El Dorado, Arkansas, disappeared in early November 2020 after attending a Halloween party and traveling to Houston, Texas, with relatives (her aunt Shakila and uncle William Parker Jr.). Police confirmed the ... more
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I love the insights, the research, and the personal way the ladies relate. I love the compassion around such sensitive stories. I love that there is a cause attached that support victim’s families. Plus the banter makes me laugh. Please keep up the good work!
The cases are super interesting but the facts and story itself get lost in the side convos that never seem to stop. I don't care how this relates to that one time that one thing happened to you! Tell the damn story!
Insightful and powerful stories, told kindly and compassionately. I love that there is a mission to the podcast as well, so it’s not just to satisfy our need for stories. To the people critical of the their personal opinions occasionally aired: grown women are allowed to have and express their opinions. Get over it. I don’t always agree with them. I don’t believe in God- they do, but so what? They don’t ask you to agree. Lastly, sorry Cynthia, I would rate abrasive a 4 out of 5 on the harshness ... more
First, I want to say that I truly love that these women are true to their beliefs. Donating to organizations that support victims is the BEST idea for putting your money where your mouth is! If we can all be entertained by these tragic stories truly the least we can do is donate to the causes that do anything to make this world a better place.
I’m not sure what point to make second. I guess I have a list in no particular order. As far as politics, well, they are a part of so much we do. Can’t w... more
…the constant loud laughing is off putting and annoying (imo)
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This weekly mystery and true-crime show blends careful storytelling with warm, humorous banter between two hosts who explore a wide range of topics—from historical crimes and disappearances to supernatural legends, cryptids, and unexplained phenomena. Regular charitable work with a featured nonprofit each month adds a human-centered angle, and audience engagement is encouraged through discussions of investigations, public tips, and how listeners can help. The format emphasizes respectful coverage of victims and families, while keeping the mood approachable with relatable host dynamics and light humor. Potential listeners who enjoy well-researched cases, a clear stance on supporting charitable causes, and a conversational tone that balances ... more
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