Today we're chatting with Grant [casualurbex_] about all things abandoned. In his own words, I'm a 20 year old asbestos addicted Neanderthal from Upstate New York who has been exploring for about 4 years but has always had a fascination for historical and abandoned properties. I especially find myself enjoying Schools and Power Plants more than most places, but if there's a lot of history it won't matter what the property is. Join us to talk about state troopers, having your photos stolen, an...

On today's episode, we're chatting with Matt Lambros [afterthefinalcurtain], an architectural photographer based in New England. Matt has followed his passion all over the USA of documenting the decay of America’s abandoned theaters hoping to shed light on these forgotten buildings and the ongoing efforts to repurpose them. He has released three books showcasing his work with forgotten theaters. This episode explores the history and interworkings of theaters over the last century. To find out...

Today we're chatting with Jason [throughtheeyesofjason] a photographer and urban explorer from the PA. In his words "I've been exploring since 2014, all on the East Coast. Hospitals and schools are my favorites, as well as driving backroads and finding time capsule houses. I believe in leaving only footprints, and I also do this for fun(not in competition with anyone)." Tune in to hear about how crazy can exploring in PA can be.

Join us today as we chat with Dave [Insanectuary], a Former Massachusetts based explorer who lives on the the west coast now. He has been documenting abandoned asylums since the early 2000’s. In his words, he became obsessed with the deep history and purpose of these institutions. That’s why he made it his goal to educate, document and bring awareness to America’s asylums before they are gone. Join us as we chat about some of Dave’s adventures and take a deep dive into the history of these ra...

On the first episode with two guests, were chatting with August [the_up_kid] and Dan [exonerate_me], urban explorers and photographers from Buffalo. These two, plus Emily [asbestos_gypsy] (from episode 6), make up the Abandoned 716 urbex crew. I love seeing the collaboration of explores and a mix of styles. Join us this week as we laugh about road trips, abandoned houses, an epic POE (point of entry), and friendships.

On this week's episode, we're chatting with Noah [noah.nowhere], our first international guest, on the podcast. In his words, I'm a 23-year-old Urbex photographer From Ontario Canada that loves anything that's decayed forgotten, or left behind. From abandoned houses to bowling alleys, I explore it all. I strive to tell the story of forgotten places all around Ontario. Noah does beautiful documenting homes on youtube and is also a killer drone operator.

Today we're chatting with Jess [abandoned.therapy] a photographer from the midwest. On this episode, we chat about the hit 2000's classic National Treasure, ticks, abandoned farmhouses, and everything in between. In her words, I have always had a passion for documenting the world through the lens of a camera but after exploring my first house in 2010, I found my real passion. Each location has a unique story to tell and I'm just sharing my version of it, one image at a time.

On this week's episode, we're talking with Tessé, an urban explorer and photographer from the East Coast. In her words, she loves escaping mundane everyday life by looking for cheap thrills and adventures. Join us as we chat about some close calls and the struggles of taking (amazing) self-portraits in abandoned buildings. You can view her talented work on Instagram @existential_crisis.raw

Today we're chatting with abandoned explorer Brian [skully.arw]. Brian is a photographer from New Jersey heavily inspired by the impressionist mentality of capturing what you see as artwork. Blending a mix of portraiture, landscape, and abandoned composition. Join us as we talk about Brians adventures abandoned mines, plane crashes in the woods and so much more.

On this week's episode, we are chatting with Courtney [theghoulguide], who is an explorer of all things spooky and paranormal. You can follow her adventures on Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, and Twitter. Courtney fills me in on how she interacts and records these crazy experiences. The stories are guaranteed to make the hairs stand up on the back of your neck or your money back. The best part is many of the places she goes to, you can too!