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Where desert winds carry secrets and mountains whisper old stories, where history refuses to stay buried. We’re a podcast for everyone — the curious, the skeptical, the believers, the history lovers, the late-night thinkers, and the people who just love a good story. Based in the legendary Four Corners region — where New Mexico, Arizona, Colorado, and Utah meet — we dive deep into the mysteries that haunt this rugged and beautiful land. Each episode explores stories rooted in the Four Corners, including stories of murder, crime, aliens, cryptids, ghosts, and history. Contact Us: thearkinshearthpodcast@gmail.com
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In this episode of The Arkin’s Hearth, we explore the disturbing story of Strong City and the Lord Our Righteousness Church, a secluded religious group led by Wayne Bent, also known as Michael Travesser. What began as an
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In this finale episode of Shadows Over Albuquerque, host Michael Jason Chandler and the Arkins Hearth crew examine the ongoing federal case against Labar Tsethlikai, a Zuni Pueblo man accused of multiple violent crimes a
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In this first part of the Finale of the Arkin's Hearth series, Shadows Over Albuquerque, Michael, Pixie, Thorin, and Ginger dive into Albuquerque’s homicide rates and the city's changing, uneasy battle with high levels o
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This episode of The Arkins Hearth explores the chilling case of Sean Lannon, whose crimes came to light after four bodies were discovered in a vehicle at Albuquerque’s Sunport in 2021. The hosts trace Lannon’s unraveling
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On a quiet night in Albuquerque in March 1996, a routine closing shift at a neighborhood video store turned into one of the city’s most haunting crimes. What began as a robbery at a local Hollywood Video escalated into a
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Unwrap this insane case of murder in this true-crime episode from The Arkins Hearth, which explores the 1999 disappearance of Girly Chew Hossencofft in Albuquerque, uncovering a calculated, body-less murder driven by dec
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Step beyond the ordinary and into the surreal as we explore Meow Wolf—the mind-bending art collective redefining what an “experience” can be. In this episode, our four hosts share their firsthand journeys through the ori
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Venture into the shadow of Superstition Mountains, in Arizona, and uncover the enduring mystery of the Lost Dutchman’s Mine, a legend of gold, deception, and deadly obsession tied to Jacob Waltz. This episode separates f
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This episode explores the legend of La Llorona, the Weeping Woman, and her lasting influence on New Mexico’s culture. We trace her origins, cultural evolution, and why she remains a powerful symbol in the Southwest. We e
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In this episode, we examine the events of the Serial Killer Robert Fry. Join The Arkins Hearth as we discuss the complexities of justice, accountability, and public reaction. Art By the Pixie References: Scott, R. (2005)
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In the first episode of the Hero Series, we share the remarkable life of John Brenner, a man whose story spans generations and continents. From escaping the horrors of the Blitz as a child to serving in the Korean War to
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This podcast explores the haunting case of the West Mesa Murders in Albuquerque, New Mexico, where the remains of eleven women and one unborn child were uncovered in 2009, revealing a long-hidden tragedy. Through sensiti
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In this episode, we explore one of the most astonishing and little-known UFO events in American history, the 1950 Farmington UFO Armada Incident. Over the course of three days in March 1950, hundreds of residents in Farm
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Primary Source Ramsey, Scott; Ramsey, Suzanne; Thayer, Frank. The Aztec UFO Incident: The Case, Evidence, and the Elaborate Cover-Up of One of the Most Perplexing Crashes in History. New Page Books, 2016. Supporting Sour
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Episode two of The Arkins Hearth, “Roswell Baby,” delves into the legendary 1947 crash near Roswell, where a mysterious object and a swift military cover-up sparked the modern UFO phenomenon. Explore how secrecy, conflic
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The Arkins Hearth podcast examines how the Satanic Panic of the 1980s and 90s fueled false accusations and targeted Dungeons & Dragons. Media hysteria and cultural fears led to bans and ruined reputations, but no evidenc
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