Yore Town

Beard Laws Studio, Bleav

Yore Town Podcast is a true crime and dark history podcast uncovering real small-town mysteries, forgotten crimes, unexplained events, and buried history from places most people overlook. Each episode delivers deep-dive storytelling into true crime cases, unsolved disappearances, eerie local legends, historical cover-ups, and strange but 100% real stories that actually happened. No clickbait. No internet myths. Just well-researched, fact-checked episodes designed to keep you listening until the very end. From chilling murders and cold cases to strange historical moments and unsettling mysteries, Yore Town Podcast blends true crime podcast tension with immersive narrative storytelling. These are the kinds of stories you’d expect to hear late at night—except they’re real, and they happened closer to home than you think. Perfect for fans of: True crime podcasts Dark history podcasts Unsolved mysteries Small-town crime stories Long-form storytelling podcasts If you’re searching for a true crime podcast with real research, a dark history podcast, or a mystery podcast that focuses on small towns and forgotten places, this is it. Every town has a past. Some of them don’t want to be found. New episodes regularly on Spotify Real people. Real places. Real stories.

  1. 5d ago

    New London: Why Gas Smells Like Rotten Eggs | Yore Town

    New London, Texas changed America forever—and most people have never heard why. New London: Why Gas Smells Like Rotten Eggs tells the true story behind the deadliest school disaster in American history. On March 18, 1937, nearly 300 students and teachers were killed when the London Consolidated School exploded without warning. There was no smell. No alarm. No chance to escape. Today, every time you smell natural gas in your home, you're experiencing a safety measure born from this tragedy. This episode explores how one routine decision, one invisible danger, and one devastating afternoon forever changed gas safety laws across the United States. Inside This Episode • The forgotten story of the New London School Explosion • Why natural gas once had no smell at all • The decision that unknowingly led to disaster • How nearly 300 lives changed American safety forever • The legacy that still protects millions of homes today Every town has a past. Yore Town uncovers the real stories, forgotten crimes, unbelievable disasters, local mysteries, and dark history that time tried to bury. If you love true crime history, forgotten American history, unsolved mysteries, abandoned places, and small-town stories you've never heard before, you're in the right place. TIMESTAMPS 00:00 Cold Open 01:55 Why Gas Smells Today 06:40 Oil Changed Everything 13:20 Beneath the School 18:05 The Decision That Saved Money 22:40 March 18, 1937 25:10 The Explosion 27:30 Rescue Begins 30:15 America Changes Forever 34:20 The Legacy of New London Part of the Beard Laws Studio Network. New episodes every Monday. Subscribe and help us uncover the past. #YoreTown #TrueCrimeHistory #DarkHistory #ForgottenHistory #TexasHistory Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

    New London: Why Gas Smells Like Rotten Eggs | Yore Town

  2. Jul 13

    Bath, Michigan: The First Explosion Wasn't the End

    Bath, Michigan: The First Explosion Wasn't the End. The true crime history of the Bath School Disaster becomes even more disturbing after investigators uncover what really happened on May 18, 1927. Most people know the explosion. Almost nobody knows what happened next. As the people of Bath rushed to rescue children trapped beneath the collapsed school, the man responsible drove directly into the disaster scene. Then another explosion ripped through the rescuers. Even worse, investigators soon discovered hundreds of pounds of additional explosives beneath the remaining school building that never detonated. This is Part 2 of our investigation into the Bath School Disaster, the deadliest school mass murder in American history. Inside This Mystery: • The shocking second phase of the Bath School attack • The forgotten history of Andrew Kehoe's complete plan • How rescuers unknowingly walked into another deadly explosion • Why the south wing of the school never exploded • How Bath, Michigan rebuilt after one of America's darkest tragedies This episode follows the aftermath of the initial explosion, the rescue efforts, the second attack, the discovery of unexploded explosives beneath the school, the investigation into Andrew Kehoe, and how Bath Township refused to let tragedy define its future. Nearly one hundred years later, many Americans have never heard this story. The people of Bath never forgot. Every town has a past. Yore Town uncovers the real stories, forgotten crimes, and local mysteries that time tried to bury. Timestamps 00:00 — Welcome back to the Your Town Podcast and introduction to part two of the Bath, Michigan story. 00:30 — Recap of part one and the setup for continuing the timeline. 02:49 — The fire at Andrew’s house is revealed as a distraction. 03:45 — The Bath Consolidated School explodes at approximately 8:45 a.m. 04:15 — Community members rush in to help with no modern disaster response. 05:44 — Parents learn about the explosion by word of mouth and rush to the school. 06:45 — Survivors are pulled from the wreckage amid darkness, dust, and confusion. 08:06 — The episode explains that the school was a target, not an accident. 09:06 — Andrew Cahow arrives in a truck loaded with explosives and shrapnel. 11:16 — Superintendent Emery Huyck is at the school helping with the disaster response. 11:45 — Andrew reaches for his rifle and the truck explodes. 12:13 — Andrew and the superintendent die in the second blast. 13:39 — Rescuers discover additional explosives beneath the surviving section of the school. 14:35 — The explosion beneath the south wing fails, preventing even greater loss of life. 15:46 — The conversation shifts to motive and why the act was far beyond simple anger about taxes. 16:41 — Rescue efforts continue as doctors, nurses, and volunteers arrive. 17:39 — The death toll is discussed, including 38 children. 18:59 — Nelly, Andrew’s wife, is found dead at the farm. 19:49 — The sign reading “Criminals are made, not born” is discovered. 20:29 — The episode reflects on the scale of the tragedy and how the country learned about Bath. 21:27 — The story of Bath fading from national memory is discussed. 24:04 — The episode talks about reporters, spectators, and the flood of people coming to town. 25:33 — Funeral services begin, with grief spreading across the town. 27:03 — Donations and support arrive, including pennies collected by schoolchildren. 28:02 — The town begins rebuilding almost immediately. 30:04 — Bath’s place in American history and later rediscovery after newer school attacks is discussed. 30:34 — The memorial “Girl with a Cat” is mentioned. 31:02 — The original cupola from the school is preserved in memorial park. 32:12 — The Bath School Museum Committee and the effort to preserve the story are highlighted. 33:12 — The episode closes by emphasizing that Bath remembered, even if America did not. 34:11 — Final reflection on honoring the victims and not the killer. 34:40 — Closing remarks and sign-off. Part of the Beard Laws Studio network. New Yore Town mysteries every Monday — subscribe to help us uncover the past. @YoreTownPod #BathSchoolDisaster #TrueCrimeHistory #SmallTownMysteries #YoreTown #DarkHistory Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

    Bath, Michigan: The First Explosion Wasn't the End

  3. Jul 6

    Bath, Michigan: The Bomb Beneath the Children

    Bath, Michigan: The Bomb Beneath the Children. The true crime history of the Bath School Disaster begins with an almost impossible fact: for months, children attended class directly above explosives hidden beneath their school. On May 18, 1927, the small farming community of Bath Township, Michigan became the site of the deadliest mass murder at a school in American history. Nearly a century later, the Bath School Disaster remains one of America’s most disturbing pieces of forgotten history. But this story did not begin with an explosion. It began with a town trying to build something better. In the 1920s, Bath was a rural community where children were scattered across small one-room schoolhouses. Residents voted to consolidate those schools and build a modern school that could give local children opportunities their parents never had. One school. One community. One symbol of progress. Then a trusted member of the school board began quietly hiding explosives underneath it. Andrew Philip Kehoe was not a mysterious outsider. He was a local farmer, taxpayer, school board member, and school board treasurer. He had access to the building. He understood machinery and electrical systems. When people saw him working inside the school, they had little reason to suspect what he was actually doing. For months, while children learned, laughed, passed notes, and waited for summer, Kehoe continued preparing the building for destruction. And on the morning of May 18, 1927, his plan began. Inside This Mystery: • The dark history behind the Bath Consolidated School • How a small-town crime grew from resentment and obsession • Why Andrew Kehoe had access to the school for months • The forgotten history of more than 1,000 pounds of hidden explosives • Why the Bath School Disaster remains one of America’s most overlooked true crime stories This is Part 1 of the Yore Town investigation into the Bath School Disaster. We uncover how Bath built the school, who Andrew Kehoe was, how he gained the trust and access needed to move through the building, and how the children of Bath unknowingly spent months sitting above a massive cache of explosives. Then May 18, 1927 arrived. The farm began to burn. The school exploded. And when the man responsible drove into the chaos, the attack still was not over. Every town has a past. Yore Town uncovers the real stories, forgotten crimes, and local mysteries that time tried to bury. Timestamps 00:00 — A school that changed what a tiny farming community believed it could become 00:31 — Why Bath needed one bigger, modern school 01:00 — The shocking reveal: a trusted school board member begins hiding explosives under the school 02:01 — The date no one expects: May 18, 1927 02:30 — “An angry farmer blew up a school” 02:59 — The children were sitting above explosives for months 03:27 — What ordinary school days looked like in the 1920s 04:05 — Intro and background on Beard Laws and Meg 04:30 — Setting the scene in Bath Township, Michigan 05:58 — Why Bath’s rural school system was changing 09:15 — The vote to create a consolidated school 10:42 — Andrew Philip Kehoe is introduced 12:19 — Kehoe’s background, skills, and mechanical knowledge 13:23 — Financial pressure, school board involvement, and growing resentment 15:16 — The school becomes the enemy in Kehoe’s mind 16:12 — Why the kids inside mattered most 17:11 — Losing an election and the escalation of grievance 18:10 — His access to the building helped hide what he was doing 19:25 — Explosives and pyrotol in the school basement 20:21 — The horrifying time span: over a year and a half of preparation 22:19 — The story moves to May 1927 23:14 — Families go to bed expecting a normal school day 24:37 — The morning of the attack and the destruction at the school 25:07 — The school was only one part of the plan 25:58 — Fire and explosions at Kehoe’s farm 26:28 — Neighbors rush in to help, unaware they’re walking into the next phase of the attack 27:26 — The school explosion at 8:45 a.m. 27:54 — First rescuers dig through the wreckage with their hands 28:24 — News spreads fast and parents rush to the scene 29:40 — Kehoe arrives at the destruction he caused 30:30 — The decision to stop at part one 30:46 — The reveal: over a thousand pounds of explosive material was stashed 31:16 — Teaser for part two Part of the Beard Laws Studio network. New Yore Town mysteries every Monday — subscribe to help us uncover the past. @YoreTownPod #BathSchoolDisaster #TrueCrimeHistory #SmallTownMysteries #YoreTown #DarkHistory Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

    Bath, Michigan: The Bomb Beneath the Children

  4. Jun 29

    Buried Beneath the Perfect Suburb: The Love Canal Disaster

    Love Canal: The American Dream That Poisoned America is one of the most shocking true crime history and environmental disaster stories in American history. What began as a quiet neighborhood in Niagara Falls, New York became one of the nation's darkest examples of government failure, buried toxic waste, and families fighting to save their children. Thousands of Americans believed they had found the perfect place to raise a family. Tree-lined streets. A brand-new school. Friendly neighbors. But hidden beneath their homes were more than 21,000 tons of hazardous chemical waste. What happened next would forever change environmental law in the United States and redefine the meaning of the American Dream. In this episode of Yore Town Podcast, Matt and Megh uncover the real story behind Love Canal. This isn't just the history of a toxic waste dump. It's the story of ordinary families who unknowingly built their lives on dangerous ground, one determined mother named Lois Gibbs who refused to stop asking questions, and the neighborhood that forced America to listen. Inside This Mystery • How William T. Love's dream city became America's most infamous environmental disaster • The forgotten history behind the abandoned canal and why toxic chemicals were buried there • Why families believed they had found the perfect neighborhood before everything changed • The incredible story of Lois Gibbs and the grassroots movement that transformed environmental policy • How Love Canal changed American history and led to the creation of the federal Superfund program Every town has a past. Yore Town uncovers the real stories, forgotten crimes, local mysteries, and dark history that time tried to bury. From forgotten small-town disasters to unsolved mysteries and true crime history, we explore the places where extraordinary stories changed ordinary communities forever. TIMESTAMPS 00:00 - Introduction to the story of Love Canal and its significance 00:31 - The idyllic neighborhood vs. environmental risks buried underground 02:24 - Love Canal’s decades-long quiet before disaster struck 02:46 - Location and early development of Love Canal, near Niagara Falls 03:16 - Post-WWII expansion and community optimism 04:16 - Niagara Falls as an industrial hub fueled by hydroelectric power 05:15 - William T. Love’s 19th-century canal project and its failure 06:44 - The abandoned canal as a chemical waste dump during WWII 08:55 - Hooker Chemical’s role in dumping waste and the legal disclosure 09:53 - The dangers of buried industrial waste in the community’s backyard 11:03 - Building the neighborhood and school atop hazardous land 12:30 - Emerging signs of chemical leaks and community health concerns 14:16 - How soil disturbance and rain revealed underground chemical issues 15:45 - Residents’ descriptions of chemical odors and mysterious residues 17:15 - Kids’ fascination with chemical 'hot pops' and hidden dangers 18:37 - The betrayal of trust with the construction of the school on contaminated land 20:00 - The slow realization of environmental danger and rising health issues 22:36 - The pivotal role of residents, especially Lewis Gibbs, in demanding answers 24:11 - The community’s fight to uncover the truth and fight for safety 29:04 - Federal response: evacuations, government interventions, and landmark legislation 30:50 - The legacy of Love Canal: Superfund Law and enduring lessons in environmental safety 31:20 - Modern methods of site cleanup and ongoing challenges 32:19 - Reflection on how awareness changed America, akin to Aaron Brockovich Part of the Beard Laws Studio network. New Yore Town mysteries every Monday. Subscribe and help us uncover the past one town at a time. SOCIALS @YoreTownPod #LoveCanal #TrueCrimeHistory #SmallTownMysteries #YoreTown #DarkHistory Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

    Buried Beneath the Perfect Suburb: The Love Canal Disaster

  5. Jun 22

    Lily Dale's Secret: Why Thousands Still Seek the Dead | Yore Town

    Lily Dale's Forgotten Mystery | Yore Town Lily Dale's Forgotten Mystery takes us to a tiny community in western New York where thousands of people still travel hoping to hear from loved ones who have died. This is the true crime history, spiritual history, and unsolved mystery of one of America's most unusual small towns. Tucked away among lakes and old-growth trees, Lily Dale looks like any quiet New York village. But for nearly 150 years, it has been known as the world's most famous Spiritualist community. People don't come here for haunted houses or ghost tours. They come carrying grief, unanswered questions, and the hope that death might not be the end. In this episode of Yore Town, Matt and Megh uncover the incredible story that begins with mysterious knocking sounds inside a farmhouse in Hydesville, New York and eventually leads to an entire town dedicated to spirit communication. Along the way, we explore the rise of Spiritualism, the famous Fox Sisters, the believers, the skeptics, and the question that still keeps Lily Dale alive today. Inside This Mystery • The mysterious knocking that launched modern Spiritualism • The dark history behind the Fox Sisters and Hydesville, New York • Why Lily Dale became America's most famous small-town mystery • The cold case of belief versus skepticism that still divides people today • Forgotten history, urban legends, and the human search for answers after death Every town has a past. Yore Town uncovers the real stories, forgotten crimes, and local mysteries that time tried to bury. Timestamps: 00:00 Intro 03:00 Part 1 10:00 Part 2 28:00 Outro Part of the Beard Laws Studio network. New Yore Town mysteries every Monday — subscribe to help us uncover the past. Follow Us @YoreTownPod #TrueCrimeHistory #SmallTownMysteries #DarkHistory #LilyDale #YoreTown Would you visit a New York mystery location promising communication with the deceased? Explore the eerie reality behind this claim. This footage examines a specific, unsettling site in New York that claims to offer communication with the deceased. We analyze the atmosphere of a dark corridor that suggests a metaphorical journey, questioning the legitimacy of such claims and the unsettling visual cues left behind. The second half of the footage focuses on the physical environment, highlighting the presence of crime scene tape. We look at what these markers signify in the context of urban exploration and whether they indicate a true danger or simply a staged setting. By examining the visual evidence, viewers can decide for themselves if this is a legitimate phenomenon or a fabrication. Subscribe for weekly mysterious location breakdowns, and comment your theory on what that corridor represents. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

    Lily Dale's Secret: Why Thousands Still Seek the Dead | Yore Town

  6. Jun 15

    Dryden NY: Why Tragedy Kept Finding This Town | Yore Town

    Dryden Mystery: Inside the Village of the Damned explores one of the most disturbing chapters in New York true crime history. For nearly a decade, the small town of Dryden, New York became the center of a string of murders, disappearances, suspicious deaths, and tragedies that left residents wondering if their community had somehow become cursed. Nestled in the Finger Lakes region, Dryden looked like the perfect small town. Quiet streets. Friday night football. Families who had known each other for generations. But beginning in 1989, a series of shocking crimes and heartbreaking losses transformed the town forever and eventually earned it a nickname that residents still struggle with today: The Village of the Damned. In this episode of Yore Town, Matt and Megh dive deep into the real stories behind the headlines, exploring the victims, the investigations, the community impact, and the lingering mystery surrounding one of America's most tragic small towns. Inside This Mystery • The shocking Harris family murders that stunned Dryden • The heartbreaking disappearance and murder of Aliza May Bush • The death of beloved football coach Stephen Starr • The murders of Sarah Hajney and Jennifer Bolduc • How a small New York town earned the nickname "Village of the Damned" • The dark history, local legends, and unanswered questions that remain today Every town has a past. Yore Town uncovers the real stories, forgotten crimes, and local mysteries that time tried to bury. Whether you're fascinated by true crime history, small-town mysteries, unsolved cases, forgotten history, dark local legends, or strange events from America's past, this episode takes you inside a community forever changed by tragedy. Timestamps: 00:00 - Welcome to Dryden: A town defined by tragedy and resilience 00:30 - The history and geography of Dryden, New York 01:10 - The beginning of the series of tragedies in 1989 02:00 - The Harris family murders: shocking Christmas crime 03:00 - The impact of the Harris murders on Dryden’s community 04:00 - The disappearance of Eliza Bush and the search efforts 05:00 - The revelation of the culprit among neighbors 06:00 - The pattern of tragedies: murders and disappearances 07:30 - The death of local figure Scott Hume and rising community fear 09:00 - The 1994 murder of Coach Steven Starr and its aftermath 10:30 - The death of Sherry Fitz and the symbolism of Merchant's suicide 12:00 - The accumulation of grief shaping the town’s identity 13:00 - The teenage girl disappearances and the town’s collective fear 14:30 - The community’s response: support and coping mechanisms 16:00 - The media's nickname: ‘The Village of the Damned’ and its impact 17:00 - Is Dryden cursed? Debunking supernatural myths 18:00 - The resilience and unity of Dryden’s residents 19:30 - Reflection on the human capacity to endure tragedy 21:00 - The importance of community and human connection in healing 22:30 - Final thoughts: Tragedy as a part of life, not a curse 23:45 - Wrap-up and concluding remarks Part of the Beard Laws Studio network. New Yore Town mysteries every Monday — subscribe to help us uncover the past. Follow and connect: @YoreTownPod #TrueCrimeHistory #SmallTownMysteries #YoreTown #DarkHistory #VillageOfTheDamned Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

    Dryden NY: Why Tragedy Kept Finding This Town | Yore Town

  7. Jun 8

    Black Donnellys: The Family Nobody Would Save | Yore Town

    Black Donnellys: The Family Nobody Would Save is the chilling true crime history of a family whose name became synonymous with fear, violence, and controversy in rural Ontario. This forgotten mystery explores how decades of feuds, rumors, and small-town resentment culminated in one of the most infamous acts of vigilante justice in Canadian history. On a freezing February night in 1880, a mob descended upon the Donnelly farmhouse near Lucan, Ontario. Before sunrise, multiple members of the Donnelly family were dead, their home reduced to ashes, and an entire community was left to grapple with questions that remain unanswered more than a century later. Were the Black Donnellys ruthless criminals who terrorized their neighbors? Or were they victims of a town that had already decided their guilt long before the attacks took place? In this episode of Yore Town, we dive deep into the history, folklore, documented facts, and enduring mysteries surrounding one of North America's most fascinating true crime stories. Inside This Mystery • The Irish immigrant family that became notorious throughout Ontario • How land disputes, violence, and rumors fueled decades of conflict • The rise of Lucan's secret Vigilance Committee • The brutal 1880 massacre that shocked Canada • Why nobody was ever convicted despite widespread suspicion This story sits at the intersection of true crime, dark history, forgotten history, small-town crime, vigilante justice, and local legend. More than a murder case, it is a story about community fear, reputation, mob mentality, and how history can become folklore. Every town has a past. Yore Town uncovers the real stories, forgotten crimes, and local mysteries that time tried to bury. Timestamps: 00:00 - Introduction to the Black Donnellys and their infamous night 00:30 - Setting the scene in Lucian, Ontario, 1880s 01:00 - Irish immigrant James Donnelly's journey and early struggles 02:30 - Land disputes and community tensions in frontier Canada 04:00 - Rise of family enemies and local conflicts 08:00 - Formation of the Vigilance Committee and organized mob justice 15:00 - The night of the farmhouse attack: planning and chaos 18:00 - The brutal violence and arson that transformed a family tragedy 25:00 - William Donnelly's escape and the survival of the family legacy 27:00 - The town's collective reaction and the culture of silence 29:00 - Trials, acquittals, and the myth-making of the Donnellys 30:36 - The enduring legend: truth, folklore, and the unanswered questions 32:00 - Reflection on justice, revenge, and the lessons of history Part of the Beard Laws Studio network. New Yore Town mysteries every Monday — subscribe to help us uncover the past. @YoreTownPod #TrueCrimeHistory #SmallTownMysteries #DarkHistory #YoreTown #BlackDonnellys Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

    Black Donnellys: The Family Nobody Would Save | Yore Town

  8. Jun 1

    Port Chatham: Why Did Everyone Leave? | Yore Town

    Port Chatham: Why Did Everyone Leave? | Yore Town Port Chatham: Why Did Everyone Leave? That's the question that has haunted this abandoned Alaskan settlement for decades. In this true crime history and unsolved mystery deep dive, we investigate the legend of the Nantiinaq, the mysterious creature some locals believed drove an entire town away. Nestled on the remote coast of Alaska, Port Chatham was once a thriving fishing community. Today it sits abandoned, reclaimed by wilderness and surrounded by stories of strange encounters, disappearances, unexplained sightings, and a creature said to roam the forests beyond the edge of town. Was it simply the decline of the fishing industry? Or did something more unsettling contribute to the town's downfall? Inside This Mystery: • The forgotten history of Port Chatham, Alaska • The legend of the Nantiinaq and its connection to local folklore • Strange sightings, wilderness encounters, and unexplained stories • The truth behind the abandoned town and what historians believe happened • Why this small-town mystery continues to fascinate researchers today Every town has a past. Yore Town uncovers the real stories, forgotten crimes, local mysteries, dark history, urban legends, and unexplained events that time tried to bury. Whether you're fascinated by abandoned places, cryptids, true crime history, small-town mysteries, or forgotten American history, this episode explores one of Alaska's most intriguing legends. Timestamps: 00:00 Introduction to the legend of Port Chatham and its eerie abandonment 02:14 The significance of storytelling in small communities and personal anecdotes 04:03 Visualizing Port Chatham: location, environment, and remoteness 05:29 The legend of the Nantanach predating the town's settlement 09:44 Discussions on the creature's description and cultural influence 13:28 How local indigenous stories suggest the monster existed before European settlement 17:15 The spread of legends through repeated stories and shared fear 20:25 Investigating the gap between documented history and folklore 22:23 The story of a prospector and mysterious disappearances 27:25 Natural wilderness hazards as an explanation for the legends 28:36 Sightings of shadowy figures and the human tendency to interpret ambiguous images 29:59 The role of shared stories in shaping community identity and fear 31:19 Viewer engagement: potential for a part two and further exploration Part of the Beard Laws Studio network. New Yore Town mysteries every Monday — subscribe to help us uncover the past. Follow: @YoreTownPod #YoreTown #SmallTownMysteries #DarkHistory #TrueCrimeHistory #AlaskaMystery Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

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Yore Town Podcast is a true crime and dark history podcast uncovering real small-town mysteries, forgotten crimes, unexplained events, and buried history from places most people overlook. Each episode delivers deep-dive storytelling into true crime cases, unsolved disappearances, eerie local legends, historical cover-ups, and strange but 100% real stories that actually happened. No clickbait. No internet myths. Just well-researched, fact-checked episodes designed to keep you listening until the very end. From chilling murders and cold cases to strange historical moments and unsettling mysteries, Yore Town Podcast blends true crime podcast tension with immersive narrative storytelling. These are the kinds of stories you’d expect to hear late at night—except they’re real, and they happened closer to home than you think. Perfect for fans of: True crime podcasts Dark history podcasts Unsolved mysteries Small-town crime stories Long-form storytelling podcasts If you’re searching for a true crime podcast with real research, a dark history podcast, or a mystery podcast that focuses on small towns and forgotten places, this is it. Every town has a past. Some of them don’t want to be found. New episodes regularly on Spotify Real people. Real places. Real stories.

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  • Creator
    Beard Laws Studio, Bleav
  • Years Active
    2023 - 2026
  • Episodes
    173
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © Beard Laws Studio
  • Show Website
    Yore Town

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