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MR HANSON Podcast is a riveting journey into the deepest mysteries, shocking true crime cases, human resilience, survival stories, and unexplained phenomena — told with the best storytelling in the world, audio immersive soundscapes, original sound effects, and custom musical…
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The Hopkinsville Goblins: The True Story Before E.T. (opens the original)
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Kentucky, August 21, 1955. A family is playing cards by lamplight in a farmhouse outside Kelly when a visitor runs in from the well. Something silver just dropped out of the sky into the gully. They laugh at him. An hour later, the dog runs under the house and won't come out. Two men step outside with guns, and something small is walking toward them across the yard. Glowing. An enormous head. Pointed ears. Huge yellow eyes. Long arms raised high over its head. When they shoot it, it rings like a
THE TANACU EXORCISM The True Story Behind Beyond the Hills (opens the original)
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In 2012, Romanian director Cristian Mungiu released Beyond the Hills, a two-and-a-half-hour film with no musical score, no demon, and no exorcist standing under a streetlamp while the orchestra announces that evil has arrived. What it has instead is mud, cold rooms, black robes, prayer, and two young women named Alina and Voichita. It won Best Screenplay at Cannes and a shared Best Actress prize for its two first-time leads. And almost everything in it happened. Alina never existed. Not exactly.
The Thing That Lived in Bill Ramsey (opens the original)
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Bill Ramsey became known around the world as the Southend Werewolf , but his disturbing story raises a much older question: What if the legends of werewolves were never simply legends? In this episode of MR HANSoN , Jeremy Hanson investigates the strange case of Bill Ramsey of Southend-on-Sea, Essex, England —a carpenter whose unexplained violent episodes, extraordinary strength, animal-like behavior and memory gaps eventually attracted paranormal investigators Ed and Lorraine Warren . One of th
The Boy Who Sold Matches: The Relentless Rise of Ingvar Kamprad Season 2 "Empire Builders" (opens the original)
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A boy walks a frozen dirt road in rural Sweden with boxes of matches in his coat pocket. He buys them cheap in bulk in Stockholm and sells them one at a time to his neighbors for a few coins. The matches are beside the point. What he is really doing on those doorsteps is teaching himself how to take the plainest object anyone can name and move it in a way that makes people reach for their money. His name is Ingvar Kamprad, and the habit will become IKEA.This episode of the MR. HANSoN Podcast tra
The Pepperidge Farm Story: Margaret Rudkin and the Loaf That Failed (opens the original)
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In 1937, a forty-year-old woman in Fairfield, Connecticut opened her oven and pulled out a failure. The loaf was one inch high. She said later it was hard as a rock, and that it belonged in the Smithsonian as a specimen of bread from the Stone Age. She had never baked a loaf of bread in her life. Upstairs was her nine-year-old son Mark, whose asthma and food allergies were severe enough that the family allergist had told her the mass-produced white bread on every counter in America was likely ma
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