Hidden Oaks

By: Patrick W. Marsh Robert Daun Owen Swerkstrom
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  • Hidden Oaks podcast is a serial suspense and horror podcast about a monster, a haunted forest, and the people victim to both in 90's-era suburban Minnesota.
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Episodes
  • Hidden Oaks - Episode 1

    Hidden Oaks - Episode 1
    May 1 2020

    Hidden Oaks is a serial suspense/horror podcast about a monster, a haunted forest, and the people victim to both in 90's era Minnesota.

    Episode 1: A forest awakens with the dead, a jogger finds too much escape in his evening routine, bugs adore a young girl when no one else does...Welcome to Hidden Oaks!

    Stories Timing Index: 
    - "Episode One" starts at 00:51
    - "The Jog" starts at 17:10
    - "Dermaptera" starts at 25:51

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    47 mins
  • Hidden Oaks - Episode 2

    Hidden Oaks - Episode 2
    May 1 2020

    Episode 2: A surveyor's measurements continue to warp, a plane vanishes without a trace, an old woman tries to ignore the death downstairs until it gets desperate...Welcome to Hidden Oaks!

     

    Stories Timing Index:
    - "The Survey" - 00:54
    - "Lost Contact" - 25:19
    - "A Rose for Walter" - 28:19
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    46 mins
  • Hidden Oaks - Episode 3

    Hidden Oaks - Episode 3
    May 13 2020

    Episode 3: A new agent adjusts to a routine abnormal; a troubled soul sees reality more clearly than anyone else; the natural world is betrayed by being an accomplice to kidnapping...Welcome to Hidden Oaks! 

    Stories Timing Index:
    - "Agency" - 00:55
    - "Black Sedans" - 17:17
    - "Earwig" - 32:04
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    51 mins

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