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Here at Let's Talk Crime, we discuss unsolved and solved true crime cases.
My intention is to spread awareness on unsolved cases or learn what we can from solved cases. 
Let's talk crime.

New episodes release every Friday at 10AM.

Here at Let's Talk Crime, we discuss unsolved and solved true crime cases. My intention is to spread awareness on unsolved cases or learn what we can from solved cases. Let's talk crime. New episodes release every Friday at 10AM.

Let's Talk Crime

The hitchhike I wish I could've taken this year: Riding with hitchhiker artists to the North Pole.

Hitchhike

#1 in the nation's largest outdoor market.
The LONG and SHORT of Outdoor News from across the state and nation. Including timely interviews with expert hunters, anglers, industry and political leaders, plus weekly Best Bets for fishing, hunting, and a whole lot more.

#1 in the nation's largest outdoor market. The LONG and SHORT of Outdoor News from across the state and nation. Including timely interviews with expert hunters, anglers, industry and political leaders, plus weekly Best Bets for fishing, hunting, and a whole lot more.

Texas Outdoor News Radio

Tony Soprano once said, "remember when?" is the lowest form of conversation. Unfortunately for him, that's what will be happening on this show. Join Host Brandon and Co-Host Will each week as they revisit all their misadventures with special guests!

Screwed From The Start

Lost in Hollywood is a podcast hosted by Levon Muradian, a seasoned cinematographer and editorial photographer with over a decade of experience in the entertainment industry. Through engaging conversations with friends and industry colleagues, Levon shares firsthand insights, explores trending topics, and dives into the creative and often unpredictable world of Hollywood. With curiosity at its core, Lost in Hollywood offers a candid look behind the lens—where art, storytelling, and real-world experiences collide.

Lost in Hollywood is a podcast hosted by Levon Muradian, a seasoned cinematographer and editorial photographer with over a decade of experience in the entertainment industry. Through engaging conversations with friends and industry colleagues, Levon shares firsthand insights, explores trending topics, and dives into the creative and often unpredictable world of Hollywood. With curiosity at its core, Lost in Hollywood offers a candid look behind the lens—where art, storytelling, and real-world experiences collide.

Lost In Hollywood with Levon Muradian

Join us, as we go through the teachings of one of the pillars in the therapy world over the past few decades, Rabbi AJ Twersky. Author of over 80 books on self esteem, happiness and personal growth. Chananya Abraham, psychotherapist in private practice for over ten years will share insights and therapeutic anecdotes and how to implement these teachings into your daily life.

Join us, as we go through the teachings of one of the pillars in the therapy world over the past few decades, Rabbi AJ Twersky. Author of over 80 books on self esteem, happiness and personal growth. Chananya Abraham, psychotherapist in private practice for over ten years will share insights and therapeutic anecdotes and how to implement these teachings into your daily life.

Twerski Tuesdays with Chananya Abraham

Daydream Nation

There are many random things I discuss but do not ever take me too seriously. Everything inside and out of this is out of boredom, Kay? I give a bewildered feeling to anyone which is also remarkable. 

Signed by your awkward, weird, and random friend, but it also has good taste in music and a beautiful cleft chin which was a genetic component and formed inside the womb. Kay, that’s all I got. But also, Cleft chins rule!
 
Truly no one, (I do not belong to anyone)

𝔐𝔦𝔰𝔥𝔞 𝔖𝔞𝔫𝔡𝔬𝔳𝔞𝔩 
https://www.instagram.com/tonedefs_pod/

Daydream Nation There are many random things I discuss but do not ever take me too seriously. Everything inside and out of this is out of boredom, Kay? I give a bewildered feeling to anyone which is also remarkable. Signed by your awkward, weird, and random friend, but it also has good taste in music and a beautiful cleft chin which was a genetic component and formed inside the womb. Kay, that’s all I got. But also, Cleft chins rule! Truly no one, (I do not belong to anyone) 𝔐𝔦𝔰𝔥𝔞 𝔖𝔞𝔫𝔡𝔬𝔳𝔞𝔩 https://www.instagram.com/tonedefs_pod/

𝕿𝖔𝖓𝖊𝖉𝖊𝖋𝖘

Hello, this is my platform to share with you my Life journey as I am discovering myself fully! Embracing my sensitivity and learning how to live with it. It is raw and aunthetic, my very personal truth in healing, growing and learning on this journey I am awakening to. I will be discussing a lot of topics like motherhood, spirituality, mental health,relationships, self love, keeping the balance etc. I am a student and a teacher. I teach what I’ve learnt as I’m still learning! Growth is unlimited!!! 
Email: Ryypodcast@gmail.com
Instagram: ryypodcast

Hello, this is my platform to share with you my Life journey as I am discovering myself fully! Embracing my sensitivity and learning how to live with it. It is raw and aunthetic, my very personal truth in healing, growing and learning on this journey I am awakening to. I will be discussing a lot of topics like motherhood, spirituality, mental health,relationships, self love, keeping the balance etc. I am a student and a teacher. I teach what I’ve learnt as I’m still learning! Growth is unlimited!!! Email: Ryypodcast@gmail.com Instagram: ryypodcast

Ryy ,

Welcome to The Systems Queen Podcast with Tyra Pickett, a podcast created to inspire, help and teach women entrepreneurs and Virtual Assistants how to scale their business and take it to the next level through tech systems, streamlining processes and SOPs and team growth.  If you’re ready to grow, level up and systemize your online business so that you can make more money, gain more freedom and flexibility and create the life of your dreams, this podcast is for you!

Welcome to The Systems Queen Podcast with Tyra Pickett, a podcast created to inspire, help and teach women entrepreneurs and Virtual Assistants how to scale their business and take it to the next level through tech systems, streamlining processes and SOPs and team growth. If you’re ready to grow, level up and systemize your online business so that you can make more money, gain more freedom and flexibility and create the life of your dreams, this podcast is for you!

The Systems Queen Podcast with Tyra Pickett

Conversations with artists, entertainers, and food folk about the evolution of their creative process

Better Neighbor

The Jared Singer Extravaganza is the personal Podcast of Jared Singer, a musician from Minneapolis, MN.  The goal of the podcast is to have conversations with "cool people who've done cool shit or are doing cool shit."  Guests will range from musicians to athletes, actors, comedians and other fascinating humans.

Jared is and has been affiliated with many musicians and musical acts and his opinions are his alone and do not reflect the views or stances of any of his associated acts or musicians he's worked with both on and off this podcast nor do his guests reflect any of his beliefs or stances.  

Help support us by joining our Patreon below!

https://www.patreon.com/Jaredsingerlive

The Jared Singer Extravaganza is the personal Podcast of Jared Singer, a musician from Minneapolis, MN. The goal of the podcast is to have conversations with "cool people who've done cool shit or are doing cool shit." Guests will range from musicians to athletes, actors, comedians and other fascinating humans. Jared is and has been affiliated with many musicians and musical acts and his opinions are his alone and do not reflect the views or stances of any of his associated acts or musicians he's worked with both on and off this podcast nor do his guests reflect any of his beliefs or stances. Help support us by joining our Patreon below! https://www.patreon.com/Jaredsingerlive

Jared Singer Extravaganza

Join Luke Wilson as he covers the highs and lows of NBA and NCAA basketball.

Behind the Line

Being Deafblind has been a challenge for me, but when I apply joy to my pain, I can persevere through my suffering. The Perseverance Podcast is here to help you overcome your pain with hope by hearing about how others have lived beyond their challenges. If you would like to be a guest on my show, email me at info@perseverancepodcast.com

Perseverance Podcast

Conversations about various things with various people ;)

On The John (and Ryan)

This podcast highlights the personal stories of Lowellians.

Lowell Stories Podcast

Father and son duo exploring and discussing comic books from the Golden age and beyond. Predominantly Marvel but will venture off into other publishers.

'Nuff Said

Welcome to "It's Gonna Be Good," the podcast where we believe that no matter what life throws at us, there is always hope on the horizon.

Your hosts, Morgan and Lexi – two moms, two inseparable best friends, and two ladies of faith

 So grab a cup of coffee, find a cozy spot, and join us as we embark on this adventure together. Welcome to "It's Gonna Be Good"!

Welcome to "It's Gonna Be Good," the podcast where we believe that no matter what life throws at us, there is always hope on the horizon. Your hosts, Morgan and Lexi – two moms, two inseparable best friends, and two ladies of faith So grab a cup of coffee, find a cozy spot, and join us as we embark on this adventure together. Welcome to "It's Gonna Be Good"!

It’s Gonna Be Good

The Couch Fanatic Sports Podcast is the weekly sports podcast that the world never knew it wanted. It features host Noah Domangue, as he and his weekly guests drop the most correct takes in sports.

Couch Fanatic Sports Podcast

Some people drinking and talking about nothing special. Maybe we’re entertaining, maybe we're not, but we have fun.

Gabby and The Goobs

A thoughtfully curated space where intentional and honest conversations are had and held for and with a community I hold near and dear to my heart: the Asian collective. Every month, you’ll hear a guest join me in conversation, followed by a solo episode in the same month where I share and weave in my reflections and learnings from that conversation.&nbsp; Together, we’ll exchange stories of our uniquely hard yet beautiful lives, our journeys, learned experiences and lessons, with the hope that it will encourage and empower you to live out your one precious yet nuanced life that is most true and most YOU. I’m that friend you can count on as we walk together on this journey to learn to embrace and make space for all parts of us. You’re welcome here.&nbsp;

A thoughtfully curated space where intentional and honest conversations are had and held for and with a community I hold near and dear to my heart: the Asian collective. Every month, you’ll hear a guest join me in conversation, followed by a solo episode in the same month where I share and weave in my reflections and learnings from that conversation.  Together, we’ll exchange stories of our uniquely hard yet beautiful lives, our journeys, learned experiences and lessons, with the hope that it will encourage and empower you to live out your one precious yet nuanced life that is most true and most YOU. I’m that friend you can count on as we walk together on this journey to learn to embrace and make space for all parts of us. You’re welcome here. 

Heart Open ConversAsians

Te traemos todos los sonidos del mundo que te sirven para relajarte, tomar un descanso, para meditar y para dormir mejor. Sonidos con los cuales al cerrar los ojos podrás navegar por otros rumbos y lograrás un completo relax de cuerpo, mente y alma.

WHITE NOISE

Polly Pocket Podcast- An anthology series of all topics that fit right into your pocket. Quick, informative and straight to the point. 

This series is all about MANIFESTATION. Learn to be the co-creator of your own 3D reality. Find pockets of information to help you on your life’s path…. Polly Pocket Style!

Polly Pocket Podcast- An anthology series of all topics that fit right into your pocket. Quick, informative and straight to the point. This series is all about MANIFESTATION. Learn to be the co-creator of your own 3D reality. Find pockets of information to help you on your life’s path…. Polly Pocket Style!

Polly Pocket Podcast- Manifestation

Host James Steensma invites you into his "inner circle" as he shares his story of emotional and prescription drug addiction stemming from his ileostomy surgery and liver transplant. His brutal, honest, sincere, and funny account of his past will leave you inspired to discover your own art to letting go.

The Art of Letting Go

BOLD FAITH. UNAPOLOGETIC AUTHENTICITY. FEARLESS COURAGE.We are stepping through fear to walk out our callings together. This podcast is all about understanding who and whose you are, why God put you on this earth, and walking the path He is busy straightening for you. Whether you're a Jesus-follower, Christianity-curious, or just looking for how to make your life more meaningful, we're here to build and equip you to live your most Fired-up, Fulfilled and Free life!

BOLD FAITH. UNAPOLOGETIC AUTHENTICITY. FEARLESS COURAGE.We are stepping through fear to walk out our callings together. This podcast is all about understanding who and whose you are, why God put you on this earth, and walking the path He is busy straightening for you. Whether you're a Jesus-follower, Christianity-curious, or just looking for how to make your life more meaningful, we're here to build and equip you to live your most Fired-up, Fulfilled and Free life!

The Becoming Ourselves Podcast

Yes. This one is much easier to diagnose than the Economics show, because the top episodes reveal a pretty distinct audience. The first thing that jumps out is the scale. Your monthly chart shows two enormous months around 570–580 downloads, another around 290, and several later months in roughly the 100–185 range. So I would definitely try to revive this feed rather than repurpose it. 1. What this audience appears to want There is a strong common thread in the better-performing episodes: mysteries with a historical or conspiratorial narrative attached to them. Your leaders include Thailand: The Red Sky Ritual Killings (97), Granite Gatekeepers: Conspiracy, Cover-Ups, and the Mount Rushmore Vault (71), Argentina’s Secret Nazi City (66), The Dyatlov Pass Incident (62), Anunnaki Portals and the Gulf War (55), The CIA and Anheuser-Busch Conspiracy (52), The Phantom Centuries (50), and The Oak Island Money Pit (47). That’s remarkably consistent. The listener seems to respond to the formula: Real place/event + mystery + hidden explanation/conspiracy + storytelling. Interestingly, it doesn’t seem that the audience requires the underlying theory to be credible. The appeal appears to be investigating the claim, which gives you permission to cover folklore, conspiracy theories, historical mysteries and paranormal claims without presenting them as established facts. 2. What I’d reduce I’d deemphasize generic paranormal topics such as Is Time Travel Possible? and generic interview-style titles. I’d also reduce titles that require the listener to already know what something is. The Octopus: Forensic Software and the PROMIS Scandal is fascinating, but “The Octopus” and “PROMIS” don’t immediately tell a casual listener why they should care. Your strongest titles contain a story before they contain an explanation. 3. The niche I’d test I’d reposition the editorial focus around: Hidden history, unexplained events, secret operations, strange deaths, alleged cover-ups and enduring conspiracies. Importantly, I wouldn’t turn it into a generic conspiracy podcast. The historical-investigation component is what makes this more distinctive. Think “Here is the strange story; here is the alleged explanation; now let’s investigate what we actually know.” That also protects the show’s credibility. 4. Should you change the podcast title? I can’t see the show’s current title in these screenshots, so I wouldn’t change it yet. If its existing name already communicates mysteries/conspiracies/hidden history, keep it. You’ve got enough historical audience here that I’d rather refine the content than perform a complete rebrand. If you send me the current title afterward, I can tell you whether the positioning needs adjustment. 5. Revised description History is filled with stories that don’t quite add up. Secret government programs, unexplained deaths, lost treasure, strange disappearances, alleged cover-ups and conspiracy theories have survived for decades—sometimes centuries. Each episode investigates one extraordinary story, separating documented history from speculation while asking why the mystery refuses to disappear. From forgotten Cold War operations and hidden places to historical legends and unexplained events, we follow the evidence wherever it leads. 6. The first seven reboot episodes I would test these: 1. The Isdal Woman: The Mysterious Death That Still Baffles Norway A woman’s burned body, false identities, coded notes and possible Cold War espionage. 2. The Vela Incident: Did Someone Secretly Detonate a Nuclear Weapon? A satellite detects the characteristic double flash of a possible nuclear test in 1979—and controversy follows. 3. The Lead Masks Case: Two Dead Men, Strange Instructions, and a Brazilian Mystery This has exactly the bizarre narrative hook that seems to work for your audience. 4. The Lost Nazi Gold Train: Treasure Hidden Beneath Poland? This connects directly with the apparent interest in Nazi escape/treasure mysteries shown by your Patagonia episode. 5. The Max Headroom Incident: Who Hijacked Chicago Television? A famous unsolved intrusion with an immediate mystery and a strong searchable title. 6. The Yuba County Five: America’s Strangest Unsolved Disappearance Five men disappear after a basketball game in 1978; their abandoned car and subsequent discoveries only deepen the mystery. 7. Operation Gladio: The Secret Cold War Armies Hidden Across Europe This one gives you the conspiracy element while starting from a documented historical program and then separating established facts from the more expansive claims attached to it. 7. The 4–6 week experiment I’d publish two episodes per week for four weeks. Don’t change the formula during the experiment. I’d make each roughly the same length and structure: Cold open → what happened → evidence → leading explanations → conspiracy/alternative explanation → what’s actually established → unresolved questions. Most importantly, we’re not going to judge these by their lifetime totals against episodes that have existed for a year. Record each episode’s 7-day and 30-day downloads. That’s going to give us a much cleaner comparison. 8. The numbers I’d watch Your better recent episodes are reaching roughly 40–70 downloads, with the exceptional Red Sky episode at 97. For this experiment, I wouldn’t require every episode to reach 70. I’d look for a pattern. If several reboot episodes get into roughly the 40–60+ range relatively quickly, and especially if one or two start moving toward 70–100, that’s evidence that we’ve found something worth developing. If all seven land down around 10–20 despite comparable time in market, I’d become much more interested in repurposing the feed. But there’s something else important in your chart: the podcast has already demonstrated that it can generate 500+ download months. That makes this a substantially stronger revival candidate than the Economics show. I’d put this one in the “reboot before you even consider killing it” category. The audience signal is unusually coherent: give them a strange true story with history, secrecy, unanswered questions, and a possible conspiracy—and then investigate it rather than simply reciting the conspiracy.

Yes. This one is much easier to diagnose than the Economics show, because the top episodes reveal a pretty distinct audience. The first thing that jumps out is the scale. Your monthly chart shows two enormous months around 570–580 downloads, another around 290, and several later months in roughly the 100–185 range. So I would definitely try to revive this feed rather than repurpose it. 1. What this audience appears to want There is a strong common thread in the better-performing episodes: mysteries with a historical or conspiratorial narrative attached to them. Your leaders include Thailand: The Red Sky Ritual Killings (97), Granite Gatekeepers: Conspiracy, Cover-Ups, and the Mount Rushmore Vault (71), Argentina’s Secret Nazi City (66), The Dyatlov Pass Incident (62), Anunnaki Portals and the Gulf War (55), The CIA and Anheuser-Busch Conspiracy (52), The Phantom Centuries (50), and The Oak Island Money Pit (47). That’s remarkably consistent. The listener seems to respond to the formula: Real place/event + mystery + hidden explanation/conspiracy + storytelling. Interestingly, it doesn’t seem that the audience requires the underlying theory to be credible. The appeal appears to be investigating the claim, which gives you permission to cover folklore, conspiracy theories, historical mysteries and paranormal claims without presenting them as established facts. 2. What I’d reduce I’d deemphasize generic paranormal topics such as Is Time Travel Possible? and generic interview-style titles. I’d also reduce titles that require the listener to already know what something is. The Octopus: Forensic Software and the PROMIS Scandal is fascinating, but “The Octopus” and “PROMIS” don’t immediately tell a casual listener why they should care. Your strongest titles contain a story before they contain an explanation. 3. The niche I’d test I’d reposition the editorial focus around: Hidden history, unexplained events, secret operations, strange deaths, alleged cover-ups and enduring conspiracies. Importantly, I wouldn’t turn it into a generic conspiracy podcast. The historical-investigation component is what makes this more distinctive. Think “Here is the strange story; here is the alleged explanation; now let’s investigate what we actually know.” That also protects the show’s credibility. 4. Should you change the podcast title? I can’t see the show’s current title in these screenshots, so I wouldn’t change it yet. If its existing name already communicates mysteries/conspiracies/hidden history, keep it. You’ve got enough historical audience here that I’d rather refine the content than perform a complete rebrand. If you send me the current title afterward, I can tell you whether the positioning needs adjustment. 5. Revised description History is filled with stories that don’t quite add up. Secret government programs, unexplained deaths, lost treasure, strange disappearances, alleged cover-ups and conspiracy theories have survived for decades—sometimes centuries. Each episode investigates one extraordinary story, separating documented history from speculation while asking why the mystery refuses to disappear. From forgotten Cold War operations and hidden places to historical legends and unexplained events, we follow the evidence wherever it leads. 6. The first seven reboot episodes I would test these: 1. The Isdal Woman: The Mysterious Death That Still Baffles Norway A woman’s burned body, false identities, coded notes and possible Cold War espionage. 2. The Vela Incident: Did Someone Secretly Detonate a Nuclear Weapon? A satellite detects the characteristic double flash of a possible nuclear test in 1979—and controversy follows. 3. The Lead Masks Case: Two Dead Men, Strange Instructions, and a Brazilian Mystery This has exactly the bizarre narrative hook that seems to work for your audience. 4. The Lost Nazi Gold Train: Treasure Hidden Beneath Poland? This connects directly with the apparent interest in Nazi escape/treasure mysteries shown by your Patagonia episode. 5. The Max Headroom Incident: Who Hijacked Chicago Television? A famous unsolved intrusion with an immediate mystery and a strong searchable title. 6. The Yuba County Five: America’s Strangest Unsolved Disappearance Five men disappear after a basketball game in 1978; their abandoned car and subsequent discoveries only deepen the mystery. 7. Operation Gladio: The Secret Cold War Armies Hidden Across Europe This one gives you the conspiracy element while starting from a documented historical program and then separating established facts from the more expansive claims attached to it. 7. The 4–6 week experiment I’d publish two episodes per week for four weeks. Don’t change the formula during the experiment. I’d make each roughly the same length and structure: Cold open → what happened → evidence → leading explanations → conspiracy/alternative explanation → what’s actually established → unresolved questions. Most importantly, we’re not going to judge these by their lifetime totals against episodes that have existed for a year. Record each episode’s 7-day and 30-day downloads. That’s going to give us a much cleaner comparison. 8. The numbers I’d watch Your better recent episodes are reaching roughly 40–70 downloads, with the exceptional Red Sky episode at 97. For this experiment, I wouldn’t require every episode to reach 70. I’d look for a pattern. If several reboot episodes get into roughly the 40–60+ range relatively quickly, and especially if one or two start moving toward 70–100, that’s evidence that we’ve found something worth developing. If all seven land down around 10–20 despite comparable time in market, I’d become much more interested in repurposing the feed. But there’s something else important in your chart: the podcast has already demonstrated that it can generate 500+ download months. That makes this a substantially stronger revival candidate than the Economics show. I’d put this one in the “reboot before you even consider killing it” category. The audience signal is unusually coherent: give them a strange true story with history, secrecy, unanswered questions, and a possible conspiracy—and then investigate it rather than simply reciting the conspiracy.

Yes. This one is much easier to diagnose than the Economics show, because the top episodes reveal a pretty distinct audience. The first thing that jumps out is the scale. Your monthly chart shows two enormous months around 570–580 downloads, another around 290, and several later months in roughly the 100–185 range. So I would definitely try to revive this feed rather than repurpose it. 1. What this audience appears to want There is a strong common thread in the better-performing episodes: mysteries with a historical or conspiratorial narrative attached to them. Your leaders include Thailand: The Red Sky Ritual Killings (97), Granite Gatekeepers: Conspiracy, Cover-Ups, and the Mount Rushmore Vault (71), Argentina’s Secret Nazi City (66), The Dyatlov Pass Incident (62), Anunnaki Portals and the Gulf War (55), The CIA and Anheuser-Busch Conspiracy (52), The Phantom Centuries (50), and The Oak Island Money Pit (47). That’s remarkably consistent. The listener seems to respond to the formula: Real place/event + mystery + hidden explanation/conspiracy + storytelling. Interestingly, it doesn’t seem that the audience requires the underlying theory to be credible. The appeal appears to be investigating the claim, which gives you permission to cover folklore, conspiracy theories, historical mysteries and paranormal claims without presenting them as established facts. 2. What I’d reduce I’d deemphasize generic paranormal topics such as Is Time Travel Possible? and generic interview-style titles. I’d also reduce titles that require the listener to already know what something is. The Octopus: Forensic Software and the PROMIS Scandal is fascinating, but “The Octopus” and “PROMIS” don’t immediately tell a casual listener why they should care. Your strongest titles contain a story before they contain an explanation. 3. The niche I’d test I’d reposition the editorial focus around: Hidden history, unexplained events, secret operations, strange deaths, alleged cover-ups and enduring conspiracies. Importantly, I wouldn’t turn it into a generic conspiracy podcast. The historical-investigation component is what makes this more distinctive. Think “Here is the strange story; here is the alleged explanation; now let’s investigate what we actually know.” That also protects the show’s credibility. 4. Should you change the podcast title? I can’t see the show’s current title in these screenshots, so I wouldn’t change it yet. If its existing name already communicates mysteries/conspiracies/hidden history, keep it. You’ve got enough historical audience here that I’d rather refine the content than perform a complete rebrand. If you send me the current title afterward, I can tell you whether the positioning needs adjustment. 5. Revised description History is filled with stories that don’t quite add up. Secret government programs, unexplained deaths, lost treasure, strange disappearances, alleged cover-ups and conspiracy theories have survived for decades—sometimes centuries. Each episode investigates one extraordinary story, separating documented history from speculation while asking why the mystery refuses to disappear. From forgotten Cold War operations and hidden places to historical legends and unexplained events, we follow the evidence wherever it leads. 6. The first seven reboot episodes I would test these: 1. The Isdal Woman: The Mysterious Death That Still Baffles Norway A woman’s burned body, false identities, coded notes and possible Cold War espionage. 2. The Vela Incident: Did Someone Secretly Detonate a Nuclear Weapon? A satellite detects the characteristic double flash of a possible nuclear test in 1979—and controversy follows. 3. The Lead Masks Case: Two Dead Men, Strange Instructions, and a Brazilian Mystery This has exactly the bizarre narrative hook that seems to work for your audience. 4. The Lost Nazi Gold Train: Treasure Hidden Beneath Poland? This connects directly with the apparent interest in Nazi escape/treasure mysteries shown by your Patagonia episode. 5. The Max Headroom Incident: Who Hijacked Chicago Television? A famous unsolved intrusion with an immediate mystery and a strong searchable title. 6. The Yuba County Five: America’s Strangest Unsolved Disappearance Five men disappear after a basketball game in 1978; their abandoned car and subsequent discoveries only deepen the mystery. 7. Operation Gladio: The Secret Cold War Armies Hidden Across Europe This one gives you the conspiracy element while starting from a documented historical program and then separating established facts from the more expansive claims attached to it. 7. The 4–6 week experiment I’d publish two episodes per week for four weeks. Don’t change the formula during the experiment. I’d make each roughly the same length and structure: Cold open → what happened → evidence → leading explanations → conspiracy/alternative explanation → what’s actually established → unresolved questions. Most importantly, we’re not going to judge these by their lifetime totals against episodes that have existed for a year. Record each episode’s 7-day and 30-day downloads. That’s going to give us a much cleaner comparison. 8. The numbers I’d watch Your better recent episodes are reaching roughly 40–70 downloads, with the exceptional Red Sky episode at 97. For this experiment, I wouldn’t require every episode to reach 70. I’d look for a pattern. If several reboot episodes get into roughly the 40–60+ range relatively quickly, and especially if one or two start moving toward 70–100, that’s evidence that we’ve found something worth developing. If all seven land down around 10–20 despite comparable time in market, I’d become much more interested in repurposing the feed. But there’s something else important in your chart: the podcast has already demonstrated that it can generate 500+ download months. That makes this a substantially stronger revival candidate than the Economics show. I’d put this one in the “reboot before you even consider killing it” category. The audience signal is unusually coherent: give them a strange true story with history, secrecy, unanswered questions, and a possible conspiracy—and then investigate it rather than simply reciting the conspiracy.

The World Unexplained

随机日常闲聊，关于生活的一切

别吵加班呢

Welcome to The Mindful Mom Revolution Podcast. You'll receive mindful tips and tricks for your Motherhood in 20 minutes or less. Make sure to subscribe to stay up to date!

The Mindful Mom Revolution

A Love Outreach is a Bible Teaching Ministry with a desire to help people grow in, and come to the knowledge of Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior. Our website is www.aloveoutreach.com. We are also on YouTube where you can watch recorded bible teachings and join in on our live teaching as well. Simply go to YouTube and search for "A Love Outreach."

A Love Outreach

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My name is Dr. Soliman. I am a physician, an MBA, and a Ph.D. Every other week, I interview global thinkers, careers experts in personal development &amp; social media, and entrepreneurship. My audience is early and mid-career entrepreneurs and professionals.

What is there for you? tools, tips, and tricks to manage up, find a job that fits your passion and boost your career. 

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Do you want to rise after a health, wealth, or relationship setback? Do you want to take your career and life to the next level? SUBSCRIBE TO THIS PODCAST! My name is Dr. Soliman. I am a physician, an MBA, and a Ph.D. Every other week, I interview global thinkers, careers experts in personal development & social media, and entrepreneurship. My audience is early and mid-career entrepreneurs and professionals. What is there for you? tools, tips, and tricks to manage up, find a job that fits your passion and boost your career. Do not forget to follow!

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Use the power of your mind to stop overeating and binge eating. Mindful Weight Loss isn't just about meditation. It's about creating the right mindset, understanding your brain, and leveraging your awareness to stop the overeating habit for good!

Mindful Weight Loss

Hungry for Truth is a faith-based health podcast where functional nutrition meets biblical wisdom, helping you cut through the noise and discover real solutions for thriving health and wholeness. <a href="https://brigittefactor.substack.com?utm_medium=podcast">brigittefactor.substack.com</a>

Hungry for Truth is a faith-based health podcast where functional nutrition meets biblical wisdom, helping you cut through the noise and discover real solutions for thriving health and wholeness. brigittefactor.substack.com

Hungry for Truth is a faith-based health podcast where functional nutrition meets biblical wisdom, helping you cut through the noise and discover real solutions for thriving health and wholeness. <a href="https://brigittefactor.substack.com?utm_medium=podcast" rel="noopener noreferrer">brigittefactor.substack.com</a>

Hungry For Truth

Blue collar people are some of the grittiest, toughest, bravest human beings on the planet. Every building, bridge, and road was built on the backs of their hard work. Every piece of raw material was mined by their calloused hands. They manufacture our goods and transport them around the world. We see that strong outer shell, but there's more to every person than meets the eye. In this podcast blue collar business leaders tell their stories of courage and victory over crushing defeats. That's only possible because of a mental and emotional fortitude and a willingness to ask for help. It's our mission to bring hope to those of us who are strong on the outside, but are living a life of quiet desperation on the inside. We'll do that by working together to tell the truth about the challenges we face, and what it really takes to break through them.&nbsp;

Blue collar people are some of the grittiest, toughest, bravest human beings on the planet. Every building, bridge, and road was built on the backs of their hard work. Every piece of raw material was mined by their calloused hands. They manufacture our goods and transport them around the world. We see that strong outer shell, but there's more to every person than meets the eye. In this podcast blue collar business leaders tell their stories of courage and victory over crushing defeats. That's only possible because of a mental and emotional fortitude and a willingness to ask for help. It's our mission to bring hope to those of us who are strong on the outside, but are living a life of quiet desperation on the inside. We'll do that by working together to tell the truth about the challenges we face, and what it really takes to break through them. 

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Shenanigans, shit talk and occasionally somethin’ serious, welcome to the Sister Sibs podcast. Sarah is the older sister living in College Station. Rebekah is the younger sister living in Dallas. Did we always want to make a podcast? Yes. Did we also make the podcast out of desperation in quarantine? Also yes. Tune in to opinions, perspectives and sibling advice from us, the Sister Sibs.

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