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Every place has a story.
Some were celebrated.
Others were forgotten.
Hidden beneath neighborhoods, parks, factories, and forests are stories of industry, innovation, contamination, cleanup, and the people who lived through it.
Created by filmmaker and investigator Drew Saint Laurent, The LOOW Down explores the history beneath the headlines.
Named after the former Lake Ontario Ordnance Works, the podcast goes far beyond a single location, investigating environmental history, toxic sites, government records, public documents, and the communities connected to them across the United States.
Each episode takes a closer look at the places, the people, and the evidence, separating documented history from speculation and asking the questions that still deserve answers.
Whether it's a Superfund site, a forgotten landfill, an abandoned industrial facility, or an environmental story still unfolding, every investigation begins the same way:
With the facts.
Investigate.
Educate.
Communicate.
This is The LOOW Down.
Join the investigation.
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The LOOW Down is a documentary-style podcast investigating toxic sites, environmental contamination, buried history, and the communities living with their legacy.
Hosted by Drew Saint…
From Love Canal and the Lake Ontario Ordnance Works to forgotten dumps, emerging contamination concerns, and ongoing remediation projects, The LOOW Down connects the history with what's happening today.
Expect investigative reporting, field updates, document breakdowns, interviews, historical research, and conversations that go beyond the headlines.
If it's buried, contaminated, forgotten, or raising questions, we're digging into it.
The LOOW Down investigates the places most people drive past without a second thought. Toxic sites. Buried history. Environmental disasters. Government records. Community voices. No hype. Just the search for answers.