Dark Histories Podcast
1) Yesterday Today - 05/10
This week we continue to look into the press around the time of Jack the Ripper and dig up a extremely peculiar story that's never really explained at all, about mysterious disappearing bread. Yep. -...Show More
2) A Time Slip in Versailles: The Moberly-Jourdain Incident
On a warm, overcast summerâs day of 1901, two English school mistresses strolled through the gardens of Versailles, unaware they were about to step into a defining moment in their lives. One minute in...Show More
3) Ringcroft of Stocking & The Mackie Poltergeist
In 1695, a small rural, farming community of southwest Scotland was shaken by strange events at the farmhouse of Ringcroft of Stocking. What began with the shuffling around of livestock, soon escalate...Show More
4) Yesterday Today - 07/09
This week we look into some of the press reports from the second Jack the Ripper Murder, as well as some highlights of Hitchcock's Psycho release, from 1960. There's also sea serpents, haunted houses,...Show More
5) A Boyâs Best Friend is his Mother: The Horrors of Ed Gein
Behind the doors of an isolated farmhouse on the outskirts of Plainfield, Wisconsin, a trove of macabre secrets were stashed out of sight of the locals that blurred the line between reality and nightm...Show More
6) Introducing: CONSPIRACY THEORIES, CULTS, AND CRIMES
From Jonestown to Heavenâs Gate, to the Octopus Murders and the Waco Siege, the world is full of deception, manipulation, and destruction. Listen to Conspiracy Theories, Cults, and Crimes every Wednes...Show More
7) The Literary Miracles of Patience Worth
In 1913, a St. Louis housewife named Pearl Curran sat down at a Ouija board and claimed to make contact with a spirit called Patience Worthâa seventeenth-century Englishwoman who spoke in archaic lang...Show More
8) Yesterday Today - 10/08
This week we're taking a quick look at the end of the second World War in teh Pacific, as well as rummaging through a host of summer ghost stories from the 19th century. There's also a small story tha...Show More
9) The Murderous Mannings & The Bermondsey Horror
In the summer of 1849, Patrick OâConnor, a prosperous London customs officer, vanished without warning. His trail ended in a quiet Bermondsey house, home to Frederick and Maria Manningâa married coupl...Show More
10) Summer Holiday & Introducing: Macabrium Lore & Legends
It's that time of year where the sun is out for more than 10 minutes a day over here in England, so that must mean it's summer holiday! I'll be off for just a short two weeks, but until then, I though...Show More