
True crime, legends, folklore, dark history and other creepy topics from the perspective of real live Canadians.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 415 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | True CrimeHistory | |||

Episode 405: On the 17th of May 1984, 48‑year‑old Beverley Anne Dyke was found brutally murdered in a wooded area near Moray Street and Saskatchewan Avenue on the edge of Winnipeg, Manitoba. Her killing, a frenzied sexual assault and stabbing, left h... more
Episode 404: In April 2015, someone began targeting some of the city’s most vulnerable residents: men living rough, sleeping outside, and often already failed by every system meant to protect them. By the time the killing stopped, three were dead: 37... more
Episode 403: Nicholas Melady Jr. was 24 years old when he stepped onto a wooden scaffold above the stone walls of Goderich Gaol in December of 1869, about to become the central figure in Canada’s last public hanging after the brutal murders of his fa... more
Episode 402: On July 31, 1987, an ordinary summer afternoon in Edmonton, Alberta, ended in catastrophe. A powerful tornado cut through the city’s southeast, killing 27 people and leaving entire neighbourhoods destroyed in minutes. In this episode, we... more
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I used to enjoy this podcast but it became less about facts and more personal views that turned me off. Granted they express in their opening line that they express personal opinions which I respect. I am happy for their successful podcast, it’s just no longer for me.
Just found this podcast, amazing don’t know how I missed it for so long.
Starting at episode 1
Might take me awhile to catch up
First time listener… I am intrigued by the discussion and points of view. This podcast is interesting, informative and strangely captivating!
I’ve been a fan of this podcast for years, but this show takes the cake, as well as the butter tarts. Brilliant story and full marks to both hosts for staying in character. Absolutely hilarious!
Mike, find a better cohost please.
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Content is primarily centered around true crime cases and dark historical events, exploring Canadian folklore, cultural narratives, and systemic issues through a storytelling lens. Episodes cover a wide range of subjects including infamous murders, notable historical tragedies, and bizarre occurrences in Canadian history, often emphasizing the human stories behind these events. The hosts aim to educate listeners while also providing commentary that draws connections to broader societal issues, striking a balance between entertainment and informational content. The podcast is notable for its focus on Canadian cases and cultural references, appealing to those interested in understanding the complexities of crime and history in that context.
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