A Regina case that starts with banter and ends in a grim discovery.
Kenton Young and Dylan Fuhrman carry this Patreon-exclusive Unsolved Canadian Mysteries episode with an easy back-and-forth that keeps the case from feeling static.

Unsolved Canadian Mysteries
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Behind every feel-good Canadian story is another that is dark, twisted and mysterious. Come listen and learn about the stories that shook the nation -- or maybe didn't -- in our new podcast series, Unsolved Canadian Mysteries, with co-hosts Kenton de Jong and Dylan Fairman.
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A Regina case that starts with banter and ends in a grim discovery.
Kenton Young and Dylan Fuhrman carry this Patreon-exclusive Unsolved Canadian Mysteries episode with an easy back-and-forth that keeps the case from feeling static.
A coffin story where the facts and folklore do not quite agree.
Unsolved Canadian Mysteries spends the episode following Charles Coughlin's coffin from the Galveston hurricane to a delayed recovery in marshland, then into a 1927 newspaper retelling that sends the story sideways.
A strange Canadian séance story, kept moving by sharp skeptical back-and-forth.
Patreon-exclusive Unsolved Canadian Mysteries takes on T. G. Hamilton's ectoplasm claims, moving from the 1928 medium experiments to the séance routines and the odd idea that white, stringy ectoplasm could carry faces of the dead.
A smoky birthday opening gives way to an old floorboard case, with enough uncertainty to keep the mystery intact.
A Patreon-exclusive episode of Unsolved Game Mysteries opens with birthday chatter and a smoky scotch gift, then moves into the 1949 discovery of a body under the floorboards.
A banjo-linked lake monster story told with jokes, skepticism, and enough sightings to keep it moving.
The episode treats the Okanagan lake monster story with a banjo, a trail of sightings, and enough local lore to keep the oddball logic intact.
A Pickering case built from missing footage, a disputed age estimate, and a boat that never turned up.
This Patreon-exclusive Unsolved Canadian Mysteries episode revisits the Lost Boys of Pickering with the 30th anniversary in view, following Kenton DeYoung, Christina Cootsie, and Dylan Fehrman through a case that still resists clean answers.
A grim Toronto case told with local detail, casual banter, and enough skepticism to keep it grounded.
Unsolved Canadian Mysteries treats the Toronto serial-killer case with a mix of local detail and loose, conversational banter. It keeps Bruce MacArthur and the missing men at the center while moving cleanly through New Year's chatter, Project Houston, Bruce's police interview,…
A blunt, conversational missing-person case with a skeptical edge.
This episode on Michaela Bolley's disappearance from York, Saskatchewan on April 12, 2016 keeps a brisk, conversational pace. The hosting feels loose at times, even a little tangled, but that roughness also makes the chronology feel lived in instead of pinned down for effect.

ABC Audio's Theranos fraud series that also introduces its other true-crime podcasts.


Patrick Radden Keefe investigates whether the CIA secretly wrote a Scorpions hit.

Jake Halpern and the Snowball team track a con artist who defrauded a family.

A city-by-city true-crime documentary, from Detroit's Kwame Kilpatrick scandal to mob confessions.

A murder rumor in rural Alabama unravels into a clockmaker's suicide and estate feud.
Unsolved Canadian Mysteries opens with Halloween banter, then moves into the Partridge Creek Monster, a Yukon creature that could be a prehistoric mammal, a dinosaur, or just a bear.
Unsolved Canadian Mysteries: Bonus - The Lost Boys of Pickering follows six teenagers — Jay Boyle, Chad Smith, Daniel Higgins, Jamie LeFevre, Michael Cummins, and Rob Rumbolt — who left a party near Pickering, Ontario, around 2 a.m.
Unsolved Canadian Mysteries covers the disappearance of Michaela Bolle, a 16-year-old from Yorkton, Saskatchewan, who vanished on April 12, 2016.
Unsolved Canadian Mysteries #30 focuses on Bruce MacArthur, a Toronto landscaper linked to eight men who disappeared between 2010 and 2017.
Kenton DeYoung and Dylan Fairman dig into Jerome, the “legless wonder of Nova Scotia,” who was found on September 8, 1863 near Sandy Cove with both legs amputated above the knee.
Unsolved Canadian Mysteries frames this Christmas Patreon special around “elves in the Arctic” and keeps returning to one question: what did Norse, Inuit, and later explorers actually see.
Kenton DeYoung and Dylan Fairman examine the 1930 Lake Anjikuni disappearance, starting with Joe LaBelle arriving by canoe at a six-tent village in the Northwest Territories.
Unsolved Canadian Mysteries #24 centers on the 1974 Langenberg, Saskatchewan report from farmer Edwin Fuhr, who said he saw five metallic objects hovering near a slough while swathing canola.
The show opens with weather grumbling and a quick catch-up between the hosts.
Kenton and Dylan kick things off with their usual nonsense before settling into a Patreon-exclusive episode about a strange Canadian mystery.
Kenton Young and Christina Kuzzi present the story of Charles Coughlin, British actor born in France in 1842.
Kenton and Dylan open with a catch-up before turning to T.
Hosts Kenton and Dylan discuss the mysterious case of Thomas Hall, a Canadian businessman who disappeared in 1929 and was found mummified under his Calgary home's floorboards in 1948.
Kenton Young and Dylan Affairman start with their usual loose banter, then dive into a Patreon-exclusive episode about the legend of the Ogopogo.