On November 18 1978 Jim Jones and the Peoples Temple died in Jonestown in what is considered to be the largest mass suicide in modern history. Locked deep within an FBI vault, the tapes chronicling the history of Peoples Temple were finally made public after 20 years. From Jim Jones shady beginnings as a faith healer to that final tragic night that his loyal followers drank the Koolaide. Join us as we piece together the history of Peoples Temple and try to understand what led to their demise.

Sharing the lives of those taken violently by way of homicide in the streets of Baltimore. Hear the stories, told by the mothers, fathers, family and friends about who the victim behind the statistic number assigned to them really are. Listen as community leaders, social groups, City Government members, the BCPD and citizens share their thoughts, plans, triumphs and sorrows about the murder capital of the United States....Baltimore.

En este podcast el criminólogo corporativo José Luis Prieto, CPP, PCI, PSP te comparte las claves para generar seguridad y prevención en empresas y la mentalidad necesaria para hacerlo exitosamente.

Featuring Professor/Psychoanalyst Michael Drane Doctor Psycho Podcast is a psychology podcast hosted by Dr. Michael Drane. With help from professionals in different fields, he seeks to shine light into the broken underbelly of society. Listen as he takes on the psychology behind subjects like: True Crime: serial killers, murders, stalkers, cults, forensic analysis Psychology: mental illness, social phenomenon, mob mentality, psychoanalysis, etc.  Culture: Sexuality, Satanic Panic, love, Tv analysis, movie analysis.  We are an independent psychology podcast. Help us keep UPC free of ads and on the air. Please consider supporting the show and get access to our "Stalkers Only" archive, and help be a part of the creative process.  Support the show-- patreon.com/upcpodcast Like us on @upcpodcast on Facebook/Twitter/Instagram/Youtube. The contents of Unpopular Culture is intended for informational and entertainment purposes only, and not intended as a substitute for psychotherapy, mental health support, or mental health emergencies. If you are in distress, you are strongly encouraged to call 911 or seek emergency crisis services immediately. You can also contact www.thenationalcouncil.org

This addictive and informative, one-of-a-kind true crime podcast details crime and court activity in New York City. Hosted by comedian Pat Dixon.

Werewolf Radar covers real ghost stories, first-hand accounts of monsters, unexplained mysteries forgotten by history, and more! Werewolf Radar is paranormal fun for everyone alive... and undead.

9-1-1 where is your emergency is what people hear when they call for help, but what is it really like to answer a call during someone’s nightmare? What is the impact on the first responder answering the call? Put on the headset each week to get a glimpse into the world of emergency dispatch, and imagine listening.

One girl disappears in a frigid forest in West Germany. Another girl grows up in California, wondering what happened.

Necronomicast is a podcast that explores the "Horror of Hollywood...and Beyond!" Horror movies and the real paranormal, true crime, and strange subjects that inspire them.

The award-winning podcast (also a TV show & book series) about dark historical tales. Each episode explores the mysterious creatures, tragic events, and unusual places that fill the pages of history. Because sometimes the truth is more frightening than fiction.

Unraveling the intricacies of true crime: dedicated to the analysis of true crime cases. Visit our website at: www.twistedpodcast.com

Justin Evans is host of the Generation Why Podcast, which he co-founded in 2012. The podcast played a key role in pioneering the true crime genre within the podcasting landscape. In addition to his work on Generation Why, Justin also hosts the Peripheral Podcast, a unique show that gathers deeply personal stories from listeners about subjects often considered taboo or shameful. Each episode of Peripheral explores a new theme, shedding light on the complex and often overlooked aspects of human experience