Deadman's Curse: Volcanic Gold

In 1931 On a night cold enough to freeze your bones, a larger than life prospector, in search of a legendary lost gold mine in the wilderness of British Columbia, disappears without a trace. Known for his solid gold teeth and team of black stallions, he was a force of nature. So was he murdered? Did he fake his own death? Or was he the latest victim of a curse? 40 years earlier Slumach was accused of murder and from the gallows it is said that set a curse on anyone who searched for his hidden gold mine just before he was hanged. Since then many have sought his fortune and have met their demise.Deadman’s Curse: Volcanic Gold is a historical mystery podcast hosted by Kru Williams from History Television's hit original series Deadman's Curse: The Legend of the Lost Gold. Join Kru and the rest of the team from Deadman’s Curse, along with historians and experts as they investigate the life and disappearance of legendary prospector Volcanic Brown, and in doing so, retrace the steps of fortune-seekers through the 20th century who went looking for a motherlode worth billions… and never came back. It’s a gold-fevered expedition through time itself and straight into the heart…of a curse.

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EmmFitz

Could have been decent.

Should have been about 5 episodes instead of 24. Can’t believe I stuck with. Narrator unbearable with the scripted laughs and accents.
drbiagio

Supposed to be about a search for gold but…

I got turned on to this podcast by the trailer and it talking about a dead man’s curse and a search for gold. Thru the first six episodes all they talk about is the dead indigenous man and was he guilty or not. They repeat the same parts of the story over and over again. seems like they’re just trying to recycle material to make the podcast longer. Would’ve been better served if they just reported the story and moved on to the exciting parts of the gold hunt.
Luie Dog

Love this podcast

I don’t agree with the last review. This podcast is amazing and Kru, I love your voice. The history is great considering I’m from the states and I don’t know much about Canadian history. I started watching the show last night and it’s amazing as well. Although I have to say, you guys are a little crazy. I’m only on the second episode but I was afraid for you as I watched the first one. Good luck on the hunt.
Vic Norman

Ugh!

Spare us your good ol’ boy accent. In fact spare us this putrid podcast.
tomalahno

Friend on the road

I’m giving this a listen while bicycle touring through Alberta. Thanks for the tale!