
Think you know New England? Think again. Join three cousins—Sean, Cathy, and Chris—as they uncover the region’s darkest, weirdest secrets. From haunted mansions and ancient artifacts to cryptids, cults, and murderous mysteries, Weirder After Dark is where humor meets history, and the eerie meets the unexplained. It’s New England like you’ve never imagined.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 83 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Category | True Crime | ||||

Gang, it's been such an honor to drop this weekly podcast for over a year and a half. Seriously, in ways it's heartbreaking to do this.... However, we're going to be reducing our episode drops over the summer with the hopes of picking back up this fa... more
April showers bring May..... IDK what May has brought, but it's been a lot! This will be our last 'FTV' episode with a new episode dropping next week! Thank you so much for your patience as we take some time off!
Like Candles? Check out our collabo... more
The "Allagash Four" refers to twin brothers Jack and Jim Weiner, Chuck Rak, and Charlie Foltz, who claimed aliens abducted them during a 1976 camping trip in Maine's Allagash Wilderness. We covered the story briefly in Chris's episode, 'Missing Time.... more
Hey Gang! We're having a bit of a squeeze and some health issues have popped up, preventing us from recording this week.
We decided to play one of our favorite episodes from the vault! We hope you enjoy revisiting this hilarious/lighthearted episod... more
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This is a great new podcast. Great chemistry between the podcasters. Same format as the old Thinking Sideways podcast where each week, a different host takes a turn. I've been listening to mystery, history, and true crime podcasts for over 10 years now, and they have covered quite a few stories I have never heard before. Bobbie L
I enjoy this Podcast so much, but the cursing is getting so unnecessary. The latest Episode had so many “F bombs” I stopped counting after 10 and I had to turn it off. My young teenager even stated “Mom, why are they swearing so much?”. Granted I swear as well, but come on…..it’s getting ridiculous. Especially for a Podcast that myself and my teenager love to listen. DO BETTER!
I can’t get enough of this show!
This is a great podcast for interesting stories of paranormal and cryptid lore, told in a chilled out and entertaining but factual way.
Love it so much.
I’ve been listening since these guys (and gal!) debuted a few days before Thanksgiving last year, and they’re nailing it in every way. They go DEEP into New England (mostly MA/NH) lore and as someone who’s lived here my entire life not only do I learn about tons of creepy stuff I’ve never come across before, but I also learn new things about old stories I may not have heard for awhile. They’re a ton of fun to listen to because they have great senses of humor and you can tell they’re having a go... more
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Hard-edged history and folklore from New England meets paranormal and enigmatic mysteries, delivered with sharp banter and curiosity. Episodes span haunted places, cryptids, historical hauntings, bizarre incidents, and ufology, all explored with humor and skepticism. Listeners can expect deep dives into regional legends, layered with cultural context, archival research, and expert perspectives, making it a compelling fit for fans of chilling yet grounded storytelling and history told through a local lens.
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