Exploring the darkness that lurks in Maine's woods
Maine is a place where fog clings to the trees, stories linger in the soil, and the night carries more than shadows. Acadia After Dark uncovers the folklore, haunted history, and unexplained encounters that shape this rugged coastline and deep forest. Made by locals who know these woods intimately, our work blends research, storytelling, and horror to reveal the strange world that thrives after sunset.
Visitors to Acadia After Dark
Travis Hartford and Jeff Atwood, the creators and hosts of Locating the Lost, joined me for a conversation that moves far beyond the typical true‑crime format. Their Maine‑based podcast focuses on missing persons and unsolved cold cases across the region, but what sets them apart is the way they approach each story — with patience, empathy, and a commitment to giving families a platform when the rest of the world has stopped listening.
Locating the Lost blends live case discussions, expert interviews, and long‑form investigative work, often bringing in family members, law enforcement, and advocates who have spent years fighting for answers. Travis and Jeff have built a space where these voices can be heard without sensationalism, where the human side of each case is treated with the weight it deserves. Their work keeps forgotten files in the public eye and pushes for renewed attention, new leads, and, in some cases, long‑overdue justice.
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