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From Serial Productions and The New York Times in partnership with ProPublica and Nashville Public Radio, “The Kids of Rutherford County” is reported and hosted by Meribah Knight, a Peabody-award winning reporter based in the South.

For over a decade, one Tennessee county arrested and illegally jailed hundreds, maybe thousands, of children. A four-part narrative series reveals how this came to be, the adults responsible for it, and the two lawyers, former juvenile delinquents themselves, who try to do something about it.

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Welcome to Folktown, the podcast that delves into the enigmatic, eerie, and enthralling stories from the heart of small towns, where whispers echo louder than secrets.

Join your hosts, Amanda, Deena, and Dayelle, as they guide you through the mysterious and thrilling world of Folktown each week, unveiling new tales of murder, mystery, and intrigue that have long lingered in the shadows.

In Folktown, we uncover the dark corners of small towns, bringing to light the ghost stories, true crime cases, and haunted legends that have been whispered about for generations. Each episode is a journey into the unknown, exploring the eerie tales that define the folklore of these isolated places. Whether it’s a chilling ghost story passed down through the ages, a true crime that shook a community to its core, or a mysterious legend that refuses to fade, Amanda, Deena, and Dayelle are here to share it with you.The podcast is a treasure trove for anyone fascinated by the paranormal and the macabre.

Our hosts dig deep into the folklore that surrounds these small towns, weaving together stories of the unexplained with real-life accounts of eerie occurrences. Folktown is where true crime meets urban legends, where the ordinary collides with the supernatural, and where every small town has a dark side waiting to be discovered. As you listen to Folktown, you’ll find yourself drawn into the spine-tingling world of haunted legends and creepy stories.

The hosts bring each tale to life with vivid descriptions and a deep understanding of the cultural context behind these stories. They explore the mysteries that keep locals up at night, the murders that remain unsolved, and the ghostly apparitions that refuse to be forgotten. From the ghostly figure of the Lady in White to the chilling accounts of the Boo Hag, every story is carefully crafted to send shivers down your spine.

Folktown isn’t just a podcast—it’s an exploration of the unknown, a dive into the eerie underbelly of small-town life. The hosts take their listeners on a journey through the most chilling and mysterious tales, examining the impact these stories have on the communities where they originated. They discuss how these legends and true crime cases shape the identity of small towns, creating a rich tapestry of folklore that is both terrifying and fascinating.For those who are captivated by the unknown, Folktown offers a fresh perspective on true crime and paranormal phenomena. The podcast is perfect for listeners who crave more than just a retelling of events; it’s for those who want to understand the why behind the mystery, the how behind the hauntings, and the what behind the whispers that keep people talking long after the lights go out.