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Dead & Buried Podcast

Dead and Buried Podcast

A weekly Society and Culture podcast
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Dead and Buried Podcast

Dead & Buried Podcast

Dead and Buried Podcast

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Dead and Buried Podcast

Dead & Buried Podcast

Dead and Buried Podcast

A weekly Society and Culture podcast
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This episode is Part Two of the season finale. We look at some of the most visible and wild adolescent subcultures to form in Melbourne - in particular the larrikins who left an imprint on our national psyche and the sharpies who helped spearhe
This episode is Part One of the season finale. We look at some of the most visible and wild adolescent subcultures to form in Melbourne - in particular the larrikins who left an imprint on our national psyche and the sharpies who helped spearhe
This episode we explore two more Melbourne stories of people rising up and sticking it to the man.It’s world war one and class tensions on the homefront are mounting. “I can tell you about the broken lives that caused the broken windows” says
In 1903 an Indian hawker was found dead in the barn of the Junction Hotel. In this episode we discover just who were these travelling traders and query the police's investigation into this curious and sad case. See omnystudio.com/listener for p
Psychiatric hospitals, mental institutions, mental asylums, lunatic asylums, nut houses, funny farms, the loony bin. Mental health facilities of bygone eras have gone by many names, and not all of them complimentary or kind.These hospitals wit
What’s the link between John Lennon of The Beatles and 19th century Aboriginal circus performer ‘Little Nugget’? Find out as we follow the story of the St Leon family’s circus and uncover how pioneer Australian travelling performers fared haza
At 11am on the 6th of April 1966 in Clayton Victoria, over 200 children and teachers claimed to have witnessed a silver disc shaped object flying over Westall Primary and Westall High School, before it zoomed off into a nearby paddock.Many of
On the night of Tuesday the 12th December 1882 in Creswick Victoria 41 gold miners descend 250 feet into the New Australasian No.2 Gold Mine to start their night shift.Hours later two brothers tie themselves together as the cold, rancid water
It’s 1892 and a landlord makes a grim discovery about his previous tenants. An international hunt begins for the man with a distinctive ginger moustache who charms his way into the lives of multiple women.But just how far was his reach? How in
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A little Dead & Buried updateVote for us!Want to hear a second season of Dead & Buried? Cast your vote and help us get that little bit closer! Here's how you can lend your support:Dead & Buried are finalists in the Frankie Magazine 'Good St
On May 8 1943 Pauline Thompson was stood up for a dance. She instead met an American soldier and they drank together. He offered to walk her home and she accepted, since the heavy rain was making the Melbourne streets even darker than usual. Pa
On August 31 1885 John Alexander Dowie arrived at the Free Christian Tabernacle in Fitzroy Melbourne to find his pastor’s room destroyed from a suspicious explosion.  Months earlier, he had been imprisoned for preaching on the streets. These pr
Located in the heart of Bank Place lies the Mitre Tavern pub – a Melbourne institution known especially for its resident ghost! It’s said to be haunted by the spirit of Connie Waugh, the mistress of local heavyweight Sir Rupert Clarke.In this
Condemnation of Nazi Germany, rioting furniture makers and cops on strike! In this episode we profile significant acts of protest and demonstrations that saw mayhem reign - things could get pretty wild out there on Melbourne's streets! Our epi
Ghosties, ghoulies, murder and scandal! Melbourne has certainly had it's fair share. On this All Hallows' Eve we welcome you to...DEAD & BURIED'S HALLOWEEN SPECIAL! In this bumper-sized episode we speak to historian Dr David Waldron about Vic
In the Melbourne suburb of Fitzroy one October evening in 1863, The Great Eastern was hotly pursued and finally tackled by a policeman.  After several failed attempts to escape, the prisoner suddenly confessed ‘I may as well tell you I am a man
On the 10th April 1899, a bunch of radishes was tied to the shopfront of phrenologist and fortune teller Emery Gordon Medor. A few hours later, a neighboring stallholder would lie dead inside the shop. Dead and Buried takes you into the lives o
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