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Decay - A Podcast about Urban Exploration and Abandoned Places

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by Thomas Kenning

3.3(7 reviews)
7 episodes
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Decay is a podcast about urban exploration and abandoned places. Hosted by author and historian Thomas Kenning, each episode brings you the stories behind the urbex's most striking photos. Decay features interviews, stories, and reviews from society’s crumbling edges.

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8/8/2020

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Episode thumbnail for 06. Sunshine Sentinels – The Island Ruins of Fort Dade

October 27, 2020

06. Sunshine Sentinels – The Island Ruins of Fort Dade

Fort Dade was an Endicott Period fortification which guarded the entry to Tampa Bay. Accessible only by boat, it has been abandoned for nearly a century. What’s left of Fort Dade today lies in ruins along the northwest shore of Egmont Key, crumbling in the debilitating heat and humidity of the Gulf Coast.  Thomas Kenning’s... Read More

Episode thumbnail for 05. Exploring Belchertown State School with Katherine Anderson

October 13, 2020

05. Exploring Belchertown State School with Katherine Anderson

Katherine Anderson is the award-winning author of two historic mysteries, Hospital Hill and Shadows in the Ward. She was born in 1980 in Western Massachusetts and is a special education teacher. For many years Kate has worked to painstakingly research and document the insane asylums and state schools in New England, publishing nonfiction works and... Read More

Episode thumbnail for 04. Writing Successful Urbex with Jay Farrell

September 29, 2020

04. Writing Successful Urbex with Jay Farrell

Jay Farrell is a prolific urbex photographer and author. In this exclusive interview, he talks about his recipe for the successful documentation of abandoned places. Jay Farrell’s latest book is Abandoned Memphis. You can find more of her photos online at https://www.jayfarrellauthor.com/. Follow the show at decaypodcast.wordpress.com or Instagram.

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What is Decay - A Podcast about Urban Exploration and Abandoned Places?

Decay is a podcast about urban exploration and abandoned places. Hosted by author and historian Thomas Kenning, each episode brings you the stories behind the urbex's most striking photos. Decay features interviews, stories, and reviews from society’s crumbling edges.

How often does this podcast release new episodes?

This podcast updates daily.

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This podcast is available on 4 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.

Does this podcast accept guests?

Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.

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