Love true crime, mysteries, folklore, and all things strange? So do we. Each week, one host dives deep into a wild, spooky, or unbelievable story—from history’s forgotten scandals and eerie folktales to chilling true crime, bizarre conspiracies, and unexplained hauntings. The twist? Her best friend and co-host has no idea what the story is about until the mic is on. You’ll hear her genuine reactions—shock, laughter, and “wait, WHAT?!” moments—as the mystery unfolds in real time. It’s storytime meets late-night sleepover vibes: equal parts creepy, fascinating, and fun. If you’re into dark history, unsolved mysteries, and the kind of stories you can’t wait to tell your friends about, hit play—you’re in for a ride.
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Storyteller Podcast is a history podcast hosted by Courtney and Teresa✨, with 33 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.
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Courtney and Teresa✨ hosts Storyteller Podcast, a history show with 33 episodes published.
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Episode #33
Velma Barfield- Death Row Granny
May 2, 202635 minS0
<p>In this chilling Part One of Storyteller, we dive into the haunting true story of Velma Barfield—later known as “Death Row Granny,” one of America’s most notorious female serial killers.</p><p>What begins as a shocking phone call to a college student quickly unravels into a dark and disturbing past. When Ronnie Burke is told his mother will be arrested for murder, he has no idea the nightmare that’s about to unfold… or the role his own mother may have played.</p><p>From Velma’s traumatic childhood in rural poverty—marked by abuse, fear, and survival—to...
America's First Serial Killer Family: The Bloody Benders
Apr 20, 202658 minS0
<p>Step into the lawless frontier of 1870s Kansas, where the promise of the American dream hid something far more sinister. Along the Osage Trail, travelers seeking food, rest, and refuge unknowingly stepped into a nightmare.</p><p>In this episode of Storyteller, we uncover the chilling true story of the Bloody Benders—widely believed to be America’s first serial killer family. Operating a small homestead, inn, and general store in Labette County, the Benders lured unsuspecting victims with warm meals and a welcoming smile… before brutally murdering them and burying their bodies in a nearby orchard.</p><p>From e...
<p>In Part 2 of this chilling <b>true crime podcast series</b>, we uncover the brutal murder of Cheryl Keeton and the long road to justice that finally exposed her killer, Bradley Morris Cunningham.</p><p>After years of <b>domestic violence, coercive control, narcissistic abuse, and psychological manipulation</b>, Cheryl made the decision to leave her husband—a decision she feared would cost her life.</p><p>On September 19, 1986, Cheryl was lured to a remote location under false pretenses. Hours later, her van was discovered drifting across a Portland freeway, and inside was a horrifying scene that would shock in...
<p>In this chilling <b>true crime podcast episode</b>, we uncover the disturbing story of Bradley Morris Cunningham—a charming, wealthy manipulator whose pattern of abuse left a trail of broken women… and ultimately, murder. </p><p>Before the brutal killing of his fourth wife, Cheryl Keeton, there were warning signs—ignored, dismissed, or hidden behind his polished image. In Part 1 of this two-part series, Storyteller dives deep into Cunningham’s early life, toxic upbringing, and the shocking pattern of <b>domestic violence, coercive control, psychological abuse, and manipulation</b> that defined his relationships. </p><p>From his first marriage t...
Ona Judge- George Washington's Slave...Who Got Away
Mar 23, 202652 minS0
<p>In this gripping episode of Storyteller, we uncover the incredible true story of Ona Judge, the enslaved woman who made a daring escape from none other than George Washington and his household in 1796.</p><p>Born into slavery at Mount Vernon, Ona Judge was raised to serve Martha Washington as a personal maid—living in close proximity to power, wealth, and the founding of a nation built on “freedom.” But behind the image of America’s first family was a calculated system of control, exploitation, and legal manipulation designed to keep people like Ona enslaved.</p><p>When Ona learned...
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