Fair warning: I'm usually quite harsh about paranormal media because most of it's sensationalist nonsense with dramatic strings playing over people reading Wikipedia articles. This podcast, which covers a specific haunting in a Leicestershire village, actually does research. Proper research.
Each episode focuses on a different reported incident from the last 200 years - the 1847 pub sightings, the 1920s schoolhouse reports, the recent activity at the old mill. Host interviews locals, reads actual historical records, distinguishes between documented history and speculation. Doesn't lean too hard on the "this is DEFINITELY paranormal" stuff.
Production quality's decent without being annoyingly slick. Episodes are about 40 minutes each. There's a slight bias toward "something odd is happening here" but it's honestly earned given the amount of consistent witness testimony they've gathered. They even address skeptical explanations without being dismissive.
Found it completely by accident on Spotify. If you like investigative paranormal content that doesn't insult your intelligence, give it a go. Only ten episodes so far but I'm hooked.
