Curious Cousins OK Podcast

Become a Paid Subscriber: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/curious-cousins-ok-podcast/subscribe All things Kooky and Spooky in the Sooner (or Cowboy) state! Native Oklahomans and cousins, Jess and Tiff, explore all the dark history, paranormal, and true crime in their home state.

Curious Cousins OK Podcast is a true crime podcast hosted by Curious Cousins OK, with 182 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Curious Cousins OK hosts Curious Cousins OK Podcast, a true crime show with 182 episodes published.

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  Episode #181

  Ep 181 OK Prison Riots

  Sep 18, 202642 minS5

  Ep 181: Flames, Factions, and the Fall of Oklahoma’s Prison System Was anyone a fan of the show “Prison Break”? Anyone? While major, full-scale prison takeovers have dropped sharply since their peak in the 1970s and 80s—thanks to modern architectural containment zones and specialized Tactical Emergency Teams (CERT)—Oklahoma’s history holds some of the most violent and costly uprisings in American history. In Episode 181, Tiff breaks down the macro history of American prison disturbances and traces how a deadly cycle of severe overcrowding, extreme heat, understaffing, and volatile gang dynamics turned Oklahoma's correctional facilities into powder kegs. From the historic 1973 uprising at the Oklahoma State Penitentiary in McAlester to the chain reaction of medium-security revolts through the 1980s and the modern gang-driven lockdowns of today, this episode explores what happens when a state system reaches its breaking point. Sources: Wikipedia OHS: McAlister TikTok The New York Times The Oklahoman

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  Episode #180

  Ep 180 OK State Fair Murders

  Sep 11, 202647 minS5

  Welcome back, cousins, to Season 5 of your favorite Kooky and Spooky podcast, about your favorite state, Oklahoma! This season, Jess starts us off with a little state fair history… From deep-fried treats and livestock shows to the roar of the midway, state fairs represent classic autumn nostalgia. But behind the neon lights of the 1987 Oklahoma State Fair lurked a nightmare that would leave two native sisters dead and trigger a decades-long battle for justice against institutional corruption. In this episode, Jess takes a look back at the history of Oklahoma’s iconic fair traditions before diving into one of the state's most frustrating cold cases: the September 1987 disappearances of Cheryl Genzer (25) and Lisa Pennington (16). After leaving the fairgrounds with two men, the sisters vanished. A month later, their remains were exhumed from a shallow grave in northwest Oklahoma City—both dead from headshots fired by two completely different caliber weapons. Who did it? Will we ever know? And could new legislation blow this, and many more, cold cases wide open? Listen now! Sources: KOCO - NEWS 5 Oklahoma Cold Cases - Lisa Pennington Oklahoma Cold Cases - Cheryl Genzer FOX 25 News Oklahoma State Senate OHS The Oklahoman

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  Episode #179

  Ep 179 Lawton Dogman

  Jul 31, 202642 minS4

  ️ Ep 179: Lawton Dogman (Season 4 Finale) Episode Overview In the Season 4 finale, Tiff dives deep into one of the Sooner State’s most famous and unsettling urban legends: The 1971 Lawton Dogman . What began as a series of strange sightings in Southwestern Oklahoma quickly escalated into city-wide panic, emergency police calls, and hospitalizations. The episode traces the deep roots of werewolf lore—from ancient Greek writings and medieval European witch trials to Turkic shamanic traditions—before dissecting Oklahoma's own bizarre history of upright canine encounters. Tiff also explores broader state hotspots (including the Kiamichi Mountains, Lake Thunderbird, and the Red River Valley) and contrast modern "cryptid" hunters with traditional Indigenous perspectives on shapeshifters, dark medicine, and the legend of Deer Woman. ️ Episode Credits Written & Produced by: Jess Burnett & Tiff Murray Editing: Jess Burnett Social Media: Tiff Murray Theme Music: "It Comes to This" by Moments Cover Art: Jess Burnett & Tiff Murray Catch up on past episodes now! "Curious Cousin OK" will return with Season 5 this September . Sources: Z94 Paranormal World Wiki The Oklahoman Veil of Fear on TikTok Strange State: Mysteries and Legends of Oklahoma Haunted Oklahoma by Jeff Provine Wikipedia 2. The 1971 Lawton Panic3. Oklahoma Cryptid Hotspots4. Cryptids vs. Indigenous Traditions

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  Episode #178

  Ep 178 Boise City Bombing

  Jul 24, 202637 minS4

  Ep 178: The Bombing of Boise City In July 1943, World War II was raging across the globe, patriotic fervor was at an all-time high, and Americans were doing everything they could to support the war effort. But for the small, sleepy agricultural town of Boise City, Oklahoma, the war hit a little too close to home—literally. In this episode, Jess explores the bizarre, true story of how a rogue U.S. Army Air Corps B-17 bomber got hopelessly lost during a nighttime training run, mistook the lights of the Cimarron County Courthouse for its practice target, and launched a 30-minute aerial blitz on an unsuspecting American town. From a heroic power plant operator who saved the day by killing the lights, to a missing bomb hidden in a barn for over 70 years, to the flight crew’s journey from catastrophic blunder to decorated wartime heroes, this is one of the most unbelievable chapters in Oklahoma history…and certainly doesn’t skimp on the kooky and spooky! Sources: Cimarron Heritage Center Time Magazine The Saturday Evening Post All That's Interesting OHS Boise City OK.org

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  Episode #177

  Ep 177 Daniel Furr pt 2

  Jul 17, 202643 minS4

  Episode 177: Daniel Furr (Part 2) — The Web of Silence How far would you go to find the truth when the system shuts its doors? In Part 1, Tiff traced the heartbreaking disappearance of 15-year-old Daniel Lee Furr from Ada, Oklahoma, in the summer of 1995, and the chaotic, deeply flawed recovery of a body at an abandoned brick quarry. Now, in Part 2, Tiff dives headfirst into the terrifying aftermath. As a grieving mother is met with a wall of institutional silence and bureaucratic excuses, a chilling web of rumors begins to spread among the local youth—whispering of a brutal ambush, dark secrets, and suspects shielded by local ties. We explore the shocking mismanagement of vital physical evidence, a stunning discovery hidden away in a courthouse basement, and a sister’s relentless, decades-long fight to step in where the law failed. What happens when the primary suspect takes his secrets to the grave? And can modern forensic technology finally bring answers to a family that has spent over thirty years searching for justice? Listener discretion is advised, as this episode contains discussions of violence and sensitive themes. Have information regarding the death of Daniel Lee Furr? Please contact the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation (OSBI) at 1-800-522-8017 . There remains a $10,000 reward for information leading to an arrest. Sources: Sins of the South: Three Oklahoma Cold Cases by Raven Rollins Allegedly: True Crime from Pontotoc County, Oklahoma Sirens: Southern True Crime Podcast OSBI Cold Case Files FOX23 News Tulsa The Ada News Coffee and Cases Podcast

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