Wendigoon

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Wendigoon episodes

  • The Whale that Exploded All Over a Small Town in Orego
    In November 1970, a massive 45-foot, eight-ton sperm whale washed ashore near Florence, Oregon. Local officials faced a very unusual problem: how do you get rid of a rotting whale carcass?

    Their solution was extraordinary. They decided to use roughly half a ton of dynamite to blow the whale apart, expecting the remains to be carried away by scavengers. Instead, the explosion sent enormous pieces of whale and sand flying across the beach, crushing a nearby car and turning a strange local problem into one of Oregon's most unforgettable stories.

    This bizarre true story became legendary after being captured on film by KATU and later spread widely through newspapers, television, and the early internet. Discover what really happened on the day the whale exploded—and why Oregon officials never tried the same solution again.

    29 min
  • The Ticketmaster Scandal - How High Prices Became Lawsuits
    Ticket prices keep climbing, fans keep paying more, and Ticketmaster has found itself at the centre of major legal battles over how tickets are sold.

    This episode explores the controversy surrounding Ticketmaster and Live Nation, including allegations involving hidden or mandatory fees, ticket resale practices, purchasing limits, and the way prices can rise between the initial listing and checkout. In 2025, the FTC and seven states sued Live Nation and Ticketmaster over alleged deceptive pricing and resale practices; the case remained active in 2026.

    Go behind the headlines to understand how the modern ticketing system works, why fans have become increasingly frustrated with ticket prices, and how those frustrations have turned into lawsuits and antitrust scrutiny.

    1 hr 15 min
  • The Mafia_ Sabrina Carpenter_ _ Spotify Conspiracy
    What connects the Mafia, Sabrina Carpenter, and Spotify? This episode dives into a bizarre conspiracy theory surrounding the music industry, streaming platforms, and the forces that may—or may not—shape what listeners see and hear.

    From suspicious streaming patterns and industry connections to online theories about Spotify and Sabrina Carpenter, we examine the claims, the coincidences, and the evidence behind the story.

    Separating documented facts from speculation, this episode explores how conspiracy theories can emerge around major artists, powerful companies, and the modern music business.

    40 min

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Welcome to a world of dark mysteries, unsettling stories, strange events, and the unknown. 🌑We explore the darkest corners of history, horror, mythology, folklore, internet mysteries, conspiracy…