Introducing Family Lore
Family Lore is a weekly narrative podcast that celebrates and investigates ancestral mystique. Each episode begins with a guest sharing a fascinating family legend, followed by a historical deep-dive ...
1 Juni 2min
178. The Crash: The Mackenzie Shirilla Case (Going Beyond The Netflix Doc)
In July 2022, 18-year-old Mackenzie Shirilla drove her car into a brick wall at nearly 100 miles per hour, killing her boyfriend Dominic Russo and his best friend Davion Flanagan. What looked like a d...
28 Maj 39min
177. Backrooms Horror: The Creepiest Levels and Darkest Lore
In 2019, an anonymous photo of a yellow hallway turned into one of the biggest creepypastas of a generation. Millions of people have since built out the Backrooms. Hundreds of levels, from an infinite...
21 Maj 36min
176. Backwoods Horror: Why Do People Keep Disappearing in Nome, Alaska?
To find out how you can get involved and provide advocacy and support, visit the website for the Data for Indigenous Justice organization at www.dataforindigenousjustice.org and click on “Resources” i...
14 Maj 31min
175. Terrifying True Urban Legends: A Toilet Stalker, a Demon Camel, and a Cursed Mansion
Today, we're covering three terrifying true urban legends: a South African schoolyard legend called Pinky Pinky with an unnerving connection to a real case in Japan, the history of Summerwind Mansion,...
7 Maj 33min
174. Reddit Scary Stories: Stalkers, Setups, and a Serial Killer (feat. Psychopedia)
Today. Slater and I are reading Reddit scary stories about close encounters with people who were not who they said they were. A man offers a woman her dream job, but the company doesn't exist!? A frie...
30 Apr 58min
173. The College Students That Cracked A 34 Year Old Cold Case
In September 1991, a young mother in Arlington, Texas, Cynthia Gonzalez, left for a late-night appointment and never came home. Her car was found 40 miles away, and the investigation that followed wou...
23 Apr 34min
172. Dark Mysteries of the Florida Everglades: The Flat Tire Murders, Missing Planes, and The Skunk Ape
In the summer of 1975, the bodies of young women began surfacing in canals along the edge of the Florida Everglades. To make matters worse, investigators blamed the victims for their own deaths. Today...
16 Apr 38min
