
Unexplained is a haunting and unsettling bi-weekly podcast about strange and mysterious real life events that continue to evade explanation. A story-based show mixing spoken-word narrative, history and ideas - often to terrifying effect - that explores the space between what we think of as real and what is not; where sometimes belief can be as concrete as ‘reality,’ whatever that is…
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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 433 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CultureScience | |||

In 1956, two airliners collided over the Grand Canyon, killing all 128 people on board. Two weeks later, two students set off into the Canyon, journeying through a landscape steeped in ancient Native American history and haunted by stories of those w... more
While out on a lonely stretch of Route 3, driving through the White Mountains of New Hampshire, Betty and Barney Hill claim to have encountered something not of this world.
They would spend the rest of their lives trying to unravel what that somet... more
For three terrifying years in 18th Century France, something stalked the people of the Gévaudan region. It's said to have killed over a hundred mostly women and children.
But what on earth was this thing?
Written by Diane Hope and Richard MacLean... more
The second and final part of Unexplained S09E30: Come, Hear What We Have to Say (The Scole Experiment).
In October of 1993, the living members of the Scole Experiment Group had supposedly made contact with one spirit, but that was just the beginnin... more
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endlessly apologizing for the number of ads saying it's not his choice, for Years...
If it's not Your choice then Change Platforms. Your content used to be Stunning, now because of the shoehorned adverts it Breaks the listener's concentration.
Thus rendering your milky stories to a "what was that" and "who was he talking about" i'm sorry but it's just not working out, i'm afraid we're gonna have to part ways,
Thank You & Goodbye
Depending on the story
Don’t get me wrong the content is great , hands on to the research and the production work. Old timer follower here, but since once year or so you get bombarded with aggressive ads on +6db level! 6db on a logarithmic scale means super loud ads ! And for a very very long time (they eat up about 25% of the podcast duration) I understand that you need to make money, but this loud and this long this is just a scam
Such a shame this podcast and storytelling is practically ruined with loads and loads of ads including mistimed ones when the host was mid sentence. Great, interesting stories, well researched & hosted but quest of more money makes it low quality experience. There is a balance to be reached- we get it - we are not paying for the podcast but lots of ads at the beginning, randomly throughout takes away from the podcast & just puts us off. TBH I find this a lot with iHeart podcasts (of which they h... more
How anyone can listen to this narrator/voice is staggering. Has anybody producing the podcast listened back to it? It’s truly awful
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This show delivers immersive, story-driven explorations of strange, real-life events that defy simple explanation. Across episodes, listeners encounter paranormal investigations, historical mysteries, and true-crime sagas, with meticulous storytelling, archival detail, and a calm, cinematic narration. The format blends research, atmosphere, and thoughtful skepticism, often weighing scientific scrutiny against myth and belief. A notable trait is the consistent focus on unsolved or disputed cases, framed by careful narration that emphasizes mood and context, making it a go-to for listeners who enjoy atmospheric, evidence-led explorations of the unexplained. The show frequently features deep dives into legacy cases, occult and esoteric history... more
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Recent guests on Unexplained include:
1. Diane Hope
2. Neil McRobert
3. Bill Chalker
4. Cecil McGann
5. John Edgar Browning
6. Cynthia Hind
7. Dr. John Mack
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