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“Really enjoyed this podcast! Mike Brown is a gifted storyteller, who knows how to tell a creepy story. He examines the tragedy at the Cecil Hotel by presenting the facts in an engaging narrative manner. (while avoiding the pitfall of jumping to outrageous conclusions). The audio quality is crisp and sound elements add, rather than detract, to to the podcast. Well done, can't wiat for next episode!”Read full review »
PalmettoM via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
08/06/16
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“So grateful for the History Goes Bump' referral of this captivating podcast of historys.. with new intriging aspects this history buff & legend lover has never heard .. and the 'smooth' narrator definitly does the wrters justice.. overall, can't imagine anyone not getting...”Read full review »
Kuu`lei`ike via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
05/09/17
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“Entertaining, well researched show with plenty of history and just enough intelligent specualtion to amp the creepy vibe. No overblown dramatics, just well produced spooky intellectual entertainment.”
A is for Alice? via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
03/01/17
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“This podcast is a great one! It is well produced and the quality of the narrative is serene yet eerie (think Alfred Hitchcock). If you enjoy spooky stories give this podcast a try! You will be hooked immediately!”
Course.Shan via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
10/23/16
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