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Beneath the Evergreens

Welcome to our eerie little corner of the airwaves, where the shadows have stories and the trees love to whisper secrets. Here, every chilling tale finds a voice and every curious soul feels right at home.

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Indexed episodes, last 90 days
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Sep 27, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 27, 2026

    Echoes on the Cowlitz: The 1923 Kelso Bridge Collapse (opens the original)

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    On January 3, 1923, an evening commute turned into Washington state's deadliest bridge collapse when the creaking, overloaded Allen Street Bridge plunged into the raging Cowlitz River. Battered by torrential winter floods and a massive upstream logjam, the rotting wooden span snapped under the weight of bumper to bumper traffic, sending cars, horse teams, and over a hundred workers straight into near freezing waters. The disaster claimed dozens of lives, many of them transient laborers whose bod

  2. Episode · Sep 21, 2026

    Amish Country - A Trip to PA (opens the original)

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    Saddle up the horse and buggy because Ana and Jess have a special guest joining them on the pod! Today, we're stepping into the world of the Amish to learn more about their traditions, beliefs, and way of life before diving into a truly horrifying murder committed by an Amish man. It's a story that proves even the quietest communities can have dark secrets. ⚠️ Content Warning: This episode includes references to abuse, trauma, and death. Listener discretion is advised. 🎧 Enjoy the episode? Follo

  3. Episode · Sep 13, 2026

    The Egoist's Trail: The Abduction of George Weyerhaeuser (opens the original)

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    Eight days after sensational obituaries publicized his family's billion-dollar timber empire, nine-year-old George Weyerhaeuser was abducted from the streets of Depression-era Tacoma, Washington, and kept chained in subterranean forest trenches. To secure the boy's release, his desperate father navigated a nocturnal scavenger hunt of coded classified ads and roadside markers to deliver a staggering $200,000 ransom. Following George's safe return, the FBI utilized an extensive serial-number regis

  4. Episode · Sep 7, 2026

    The Puyallup Fair (opens the original)

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    For more than 120 years, the Puyallup Fair has brought rides, food, entertainment, and unforgettable memories to the Pacific Northwest, growing from a small 1900 agricultural fair into one of the largest fairs in the country. But behind the Fisher Scones, carnival rides, horse races, and million-plus visitors is a much darker history, including the fairgrounds' transformation into Camp Harmony during World War II, where thousands of Japanese Americans were forcibly incarcerated. Join us as we st

  5. Episode · Aug 23, 2026

    The Cats and the Missing 7 (opens the original)

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    What do 60 cats and seven missing college students have in common? Both stories begin with sailboats in the waters of Tacoma, Washington, decades apart. In 2026, an abandoned sailboat near Owen Beach was discovered carrying 60 cats, leading to a massive rescue and an investigation into how the animals ended up there. But that strange discovery led us to an even older mystery: in 1971, seven college students left Tacoma aboard a 22-foot sailboat for a short evening cruise and vanished without a t

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