3 episodes
Dead and Gone Tenderfoot
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- True Crime
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4.7 • 495 Ratings
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A podcast about the Grateful Dead and their missing and murdered fans. One of the most iconic bands in American history, “The Dead” as they’re affectionately called by their fans—self proclaimed "Dead Heads”—have been dogged by a darkness that has followed the band since its inception and despite the Grateful Dead’s ethos of peace and love and communal music, this darkness has led to the murder and the disappearance of some of the band’s most dedicated fans. Hosted by popular podcasters Payne Lindsey of Up and Vanished and Jake Brennan of Disgraceland, this podcast combines the distinct storytelling styles of both Payne's investigative style and Jake’s single-voice narrative style. From Tenderfoot TV and Double Elvis, this is Dead and Gone, a long, strange, deadly trip.
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A Guy Named Bo
Two fans of the Grateful Dead wind up violently beaten, shot at close range and murdered. Did the wrong man go to prison?
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Secret Memory
Why have so many fans of the Grateful Dead gone missing or been murdered? Is there a connection to one of the most iconic rock bands of all time? And also, just who the hell were the Grateful Dead?
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Introducing Dead and Gone
Dead and Gone premieres October 15th.
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Customer Reviews
Can not wait to hear more
My brother told me about this podcast. As a Deadhead myself any stories surrounding the scene fascinate me. This podcast is so interesting and very well produced. I can not wait to hear more! Keep em coming!
Nahhhh
Love the idea of it, and love Payne’s past podcasts but this other guy Jake? Someone needs to let him know he doesn’t need an on air voice - very old school radio 🙃 I’m out
Jake Brennan
Everything Payne has put out has been great.
This would be too if Jake Brennan wasn’t going on about nothing for over 20 minutes every episode.
His story telling is so mono toned and flat that I lose interest and catch myself not listening, where I have no idea what he just said but I have no interest on going back and trying to listen over again.