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Explores ghosts, monsters, aliens, folklore, history, and roadside oddities in New England through weekly investigations and storytelling.

Backstage interviews with musicians at major music venues reveal personal stories and insights before and after performances.

Explores the unexplained, paranormal phenomena, consciousness, and profound human experiences.

Discusses the history of rock and roll, highlighting overlooked stories and diverse influences through expert commentary and listener input.

Two hosts explore fictional characters through games, hypotheticals, and deep dives into their personalities and relationships.

Explores the lives and legacies of influential Jewish figures through author interviews.

A musician shares vintage 1920s and 1930s recordings from his 78 rpm collection, spanning hot jazz, blues, hillbilly, and novelty swing.

The rise and turmoil of Fania Records, the pioneering label that launched salsa music from New York to global prominence.

Examines Broadway shows that closed early, revealing the stories behind their development, performances, and legacies.

Covers movies and TV shows with character biographies, timelines, and speculative scenarios.

BBC Radio 4

Revisits films condemned by the Catholic Church’s Legion of Decency, examining censorship and cultural reactions.

A horror podcast exploring why scary movies resonate, through reviews, analysis, and conversations with creators.

A host raised in a video store discusses cult films with professionals depicted in those movies.

Investigates UFO sightings, alien abductions, and related phenomena through interviews with researchers and experiencers.

A podcast where the host answers listener questions about modern politics.

A journalist and an OnlyFans creator explore the blurred lines between fantasy, intimacy, and commerce on the adult platform.

Scholars discuss new research on sex, sexuality, and sex work with fellow experts in the field.

Two queer hosts analyze horror films with LGBTQ+ themes or campy elements each week.

A chronological exploration of key figures and ideas in the history of mathematics, examining their contributions and development.

A weekly exploration of the most influential texts in Western civilization through the lens of the Catholic intellectual tradition.

A podcast network featuring shows on Star Trek, Doctor Who, and in-depth film reviews ranging from classics to new releases.

Daily two-minute episodes explore significant musical events and composers, past and present, with curated music excerpts.

A weekly discussion of constitutional issues featuring balanced arguments on key topics shaping American society.

Examines iconic female survivors in horror films, analyzing their stories, escapes, and cultural impact.

Examines the British royal family’s challenges through the marriages of William and Kate, Harry and Meghan, and the transition to King Charles’s reign.

A British journalist and a royal expert analyze current and historical royal family news each week.

A detailed exploration of James Bond's films, books, and cultural legacy through expert analysis and fan-focused discussion.

Explores cryptozoology, UFOs, paranormal events, and unexplained mysteries while investigating theories and truths behind strange phenomena.

Maurice Powell presents acclaimed classical music compositions and performances.

Reviews of hard rock and metal music.

Explores British horror cinema, from classic Hammer films and folk horror to Nigel Kneale’s sci-fi and supernatural television.

Follows the surprising post-show journeys of artifacts featured on ANTIQUES ROADSHOW, uncovering hidden histories and unexpected fates.

Elizabeth Plunkett’s 1976 abduction and murder by Ireland’s first serial killers, and her family’s pursuit of justice nearly 50 years later.

Journalists examine cultural icons' lives using BBC archives to reveal their impact on music, film, and comedy.

Historians and reporters analyze current events through the lens of past political and social upheavals.

A look at pivotal moments in business history, uncovering surprising stories behind iconic companies and inventions.

Veterans share unfiltered stories of combat, detailing their paths to service, pivotal moments in battle, and the lasting impact of war.

Two former insiders—one a spy, one a filmmaker—analyze Middle East conflicts, extremism, and global impacts through personal experience.

A true crime podcast that re-examines complex cases through in-depth investigative reporting and multimedia evidence.

A journalist examines historically significant criminal cases that shocked society and left lasting impacts.

Follows the personal stories of those who lived through the planning, execution, and aftermath of the 1944 Normandy landings.

Explores Dominick Dunne's pursuit of justice through his novels and Vanity Fair columns on high society and crime.

A plane vanishes in a remote Australian wilderness, sparking a decades-old mystery of conspiracy, cover-ups, and the limits of explanation.

Explores family legends through guest stories and historical investigations to uncover the truth behind generational tales.

A deep dive into modern prophecy, exploring supernatural claims and spiritual practices within today’s prophetic movement.

A historian examines the complex realities behind simplified historical narratives to show how the past shapes the present.

A deep dive into pivotal historical events and hidden stories, exploring their causes, contexts, and lasting impacts on the modern world.

A food historian and a presenter explore the origins and myths behind iconic dishes from history.

Explores famous historical hoaxes and why people believe them, from fairy sightings to modern media scams.

Eva Longoria and Maite Gomez-Rejón explore the cultural history of food through family stories, expert interviews, and on-location tasting.

Discusses U.S. history and democracy with historians, journalists, and officials to draw lessons for the nation’s future.

A classicist and a culture writer explore ancient stories and their relevance to modern life.

A weekly exploration of infamous crimes, from heists and cons to serial murders, unpacking what still lingers beneath the surface.

Uncovers hidden LGBTQ2S+ stories from World War I, including drag performances, secret romances, and overlooked lives of soldiers and nurses.

Each episode exposes environmental crimes and the high-stakes battles between those protecting the planet and those exploiting it.

Reveals the true stories behind recipients of the Medal of Honor, exploring their acts of courage and sacrifice in combat.

A son investigates his parents’ lives as 1970s radicals in the Weather Underground Organization and their fight against the U.S. government.

Explores forgotten or unknown events from a single year in American history and their impact on politics, culture, and society.

A walk through books, exploring curiosity and reflections sparked by reading.

A criminal psychologist investigates 1958 experiments on a teen at a Canadian psychiatric hospital linked to CIA mind control research.

A Marine Corps Recon veteran investigates declassified government secrets and historical cover-ups.

An audio drama tracing a Vietnamese family’s intertwined lives across decades of war, revolution, and personal betrayal.

Ben Shwab Eidelson and Anay Shah

Two journalists on opposite sides of the Atlantic explore bizarre true stories, from obscure oddities to conspiracy theories and true crime.

A former CIA officer recounts his covert operations against Russian military intelligence during the Cold War.

Explores the founding of the United States through stories of faith, freedom, and the Founding Fathers’ lives and principles.

A deep dive into Boston’s Big Dig, examining its troubled legacy, shifting public perception, and lessons for modern infrastructure.

A deep dive into the historical and cultural forces shaping contemporary China and its people.

Explores daily life and social customs among the elite and working classes in America's Gilded Age, France's Belle Époque, and Victorian Britain.

A deep dive into the 1999 Russian apartment bombings and the unresolved questions about who was responsible.

A chronological exploration of the history of people living in the United States, starting from the earliest times.

A veteran reporter re-examines the unsolved 1932 kidnapping and murder of Charles Lindbergh’s infant son.

Explores capitalism's triple crisis—of dynamism, inclusion, and politics—and examines paths to renew social progress.

Sharon McMahon and guests explore pressing issues and ideas shaping the future with clarity and thoughtful analysis.

Explores pivotal military history events, battles, and figures from World War II to today with expert historians and immersive storytelling.

Historians explore pivotal U.S. political events from the past and connect them to today’s news.

Historian Dr. Claire Aubin and guest experts critique infamous and overlooked historical figures each week.

North Korean operatives infiltrate U.S. companies to fund their regime's nuclear program through a global cyber labor pipeline.

Examines the assassination of John F. Kennedy through interviews with experts, officials, and witnesses, exploring the enduring mystery and its impact on America.

Explores the life and legacy of Laura Ingalls Wilder, author of the Little House books, and her complex role in American history.

Legal cases are reviewed with friends and experts discuss specialized areas of US law.

Conversations with historians, legal experts, and trial lawyers explore justice, the rule of law, and advocacy.

Two attorneys explore the power and legacy of Supreme Court dissents, unpacking their legal significance and historical impact.

Discusses constitutional issues, American history, and Founding principles with legal scholars, historians, and public intellectuals.

Interviews with staff, lobbyists, and activists shaping Texas legislation behind the scenes.

Explores the origins and histories of words, tracing their roots through Old English, Latin, Greek, and Old French.

An Egyptologist decodes ancient Egyptian language, culture, and beliefs through expert interviews and solo analyses.

A retired Army Command Sergeant Major analyzes rural Arizona issues, border security, and public policy from a tactical and leadership perspective.

Discusses baseball, football, and historical events like the JFK assassination with analysis on politics, law, and current controversies.

Jim Cornette answers listener-submitted questions on wrestling and pop culture, with event reviews and fan content.

Muslim Central

Explores 1990s hip hop through album debates, GOAT discussions, and interviews with key cultural figures.

Free full online courses from Hillsdale College, covering liberal arts and American heritage, delivered with introductory commentary.

A historian examines key events, figures, and cultural dynamics in Israel’s past and present with nuance and depth.

Explores the lives of iconic artists and the stories behind their masterpieces through detailed storytelling and research.

Jim Cornette and a co-host discuss pro wrestling, politics, food, and personal rants in unfiltered, freeform conversations.

Reveals the human stories behind scientific breakthroughs, including rivalries, failures, and overlooked contributions to math and science.

Explores real historical events that fueled human fear and shaped the horror genre in film.

Muslim Central