Letters to the People is a podcast that offers realistic insight into the world of those impacted by cults and organizations that use ceremonial torture, experimentation, and ritual abuse as an active part of their system. We invite you to come with an open mind as victims courageously speak about their journeys of discovery, betrayal and healing. Supported by helpful insights from advocates who have delved into the complexities of this underground arena, this podcast serves as a living library of stories intended to foster universal healing and unity. Although it may challenge beliefs, the gravity of these true experiences can help us uncover compassion and transform our communities.

Join host Trisha Taurinskas as we delve into the news vault for a fresh look at the cold cases, crime and intrigue in our upper Midwest communities. Brought to you by Forum Communications Company.

Nature is in crisis. Hear from activists, scientists and those most affected as we unpack the challenges we face as well as the solutions that lie within our grasp. In this podcast from the Natural History Museum in London, discover the interconnected issues facing our planet and explore what we can do about them together.

The Hiss-Chambers case gripped the nation in 1948 and still provokes controversy. Take a deep factual dive into the story of two brilliant, fascinating men, sensational Congressional hearings, spy documents hidden in a dumbwaiter shaft and a pumpkin, the trial of the century, and the launch of Richard Nixon’s career.

Welcome to The Rocmon Files (TRF) a new episodic show produced and hosted by Moe Rocmon for Mixsir. In every episode, Moe circles back to an event in his life and sometimes other people’s lives to tell real stories. Some of these events, you’ll find hard to believe or maybe you won’t. Maybe one of them has happened to you. These real stories are told in a dramatic and cinematic way with creative sound design and head banging beats.

If you like true crime and funny, homicidal people, boy are you in the right place! Jon DelCollo, Jake Mattera and Mike Rainey bring to you Lil Stinkers, a podcast which focuses on some of history's worst people, who also happen to be very funny.

True crime's forbidden stories of the criminal system from the insiders' perspective of public defenders told with a little humor, drama, and passion for criminal justice reform. Visit us at www.anothernotguiltypod.com

Advancements in forensic science help investigators solve a 57-year-old cold case, the sexual assault and murder of a Girl Scout at a secluded summer camp. There's just one problem: the suspect disappeared decades ago, after committing more attacks. This investigative podcast examines new leads in the case, and startling connections to dozens of unsolved murders.

Some Place Under Neith is a deep dive exploration into cases of missing women. Producer and stunt woman Natalie Jean and comedian Amber Nelson laugh maniacally as they burrow into these fascinating stories and find out how we all can help. Brought to you by The Last Podcast Network. Artwork by @chaos_magic Intro Music by Devin Castaldi-Micca, ft. "Subway" by The Lunachicks

On Arizona's Family Investigates, 3TV and CBS 5 reporters examine the top stories, key cases, and critical developments around Arizona in depth.

In each episode of the Officer Down Memorial Podcast, Sheriff Scott Rose shares the true stories of how these men and women heroically lost their lives in the Line of Duty. These podcasts are produced in a narrative, storytelling format sharing these officer's stories based on input from the men and women who served with them, and the families who were left behind. Older stories are written using historical documents and newspaper records. The goal of this program is to honor these fallen heroes, help us remember their service, remind us we must always support the families they left behind, and never forget their sacrifice. (WARNING: Some of these stories contain strong language and violent adult content, which may be upsetting to some listeners. Listener discretion is advised.)

Foreward is an audio drama podcast that chronicles one family’s story after the tragedy of a school shooting. As a nation, not only have we become numb to violence in schools, we have failed to recognize that the actual event is merely the spark that creates a fire that burns in families indefinitely. With the joys and triumphs of everyday life, the event continues to weave its way through every aspect of a family for the rest of their lives.