HeyJaredCamping is Canceled.
Every week, sisters-in-law Gen and Kait deep-dive into stories of murder, survival, and the paranormal. New episodes are released every Friday at 9 a.m.
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EP 143: Why Camping Is Canceled — The Gut Never Lies (opens the original)
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This week, we are diving deep into the primal instincts and eerie "gut feelings" that tell us to pack up and get out of the woods. We scoured the backpacking subreddit to bring you a spine-chilling collection of stories where trusting that inner voice meant the difference between a close call and absolute disaster. We also explore real-life mysteries, like the tragic 1995 disappearance of a hiker in the Absaroka-Beartooth Wilderness, and delve into the fascinating Shoshone legend of the Nimeriga
EP 142: Why Camping Is Canceled — Refrigerator Bodies & Tall Greys (opens the original)
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This week, we're breaking from our usual deep dives for one of our favorite recurring bits: a big pile of user-submitted horror stories about why, exactly, camping is canceled. Genevieve just got back from a week backpacking in Wyoming and lived to tell about it, so naturally the timing felt right to remind everyone why sleeping outside is a terrible idea. We dig through some of Reddit's darkest camping and hiking threads for tales of vanishing children, humanoid figures crawling around tents du
EP 141: The White Darkness: A Solitary Journey Across Antarctica (Part III) (opens the original)
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This week, we bring our blind read of "The White Darkness" to a close, and it's the ending we were both dreading to find. We follow Henry Worsley as he retraces the exact steps of his hero, Ernest Shackleton, sled harness and all, first as part of a three-man team chasing the pole Shackleton never reached, and later, alone, attempting something no one had ever survived: an unsupported solo crossing of Antarctica. What follows is one man's final chapter, and it left both of us completely wrecked.
EP 140: Case Retrace — The Rose Petal Murder (Part II) (opens the original)
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When we last left you, police had two men in handcuffs, Christina Parcel's fiancé and her ex, and neither one turned out to be her killer. This week, that person finally speaks, and it's someone none of us saw coming: 31-year-old Zachary Hughes, a Juilliard-trained concert pianist who had never so much as met Christina Parcel before the day he killed her. We spend most of this episode inside Zach's own words, pulled straight from two and a half hours of trial testimony, tracing how a chance meet
EP 139: Case Retrace — The Rose Petal Murder (Part I) (opens the original)
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A doorbell camera caught him walking up to the house with a bouquet of roses. Twelve minutes later, another camera caught him riding away in a mask and gloves. Inside, 43-year-old Christina Parcell had been stabbed 35 times, her body found surrounded by scattered rose petals. This week, we're pulling apart one of the most tangled cases we've ever covered. Christina left behind a sister who never doubted her, a fiancé who found her body and immediately asked for gloves before touching anything, a
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