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The Iconic Series “Unsolved Mysteries” Returns this October with New Podcast

Kelli Marchman McNeely October 23, 2026
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For 1990s kids, “Unsolved Mysteries” episodes always rivaled blockbuster horror movies in fear. Now, the legendary franchise triumphantly returns. Specifically, Audacy has announced the revival as a weekly podcast. The creators will also expand the show into a dynamic video format. As a result, fans will get gripping, character-driven storytelling on YouTube.

Production and Premiere Details

Unsolved Media partners with Audacy to produce this exciting new project. Meanwhile, veteran actor Jordan Murphy hosts the show. He brings over two decades of extensive television and film experience. The thrilling new season premieres everywhere on Thursday, October 29. Listeners can find the podcast on YouTube and standard audio platforms. Subsequently, creators will release new episodes every single Thursday. The team will also drop exciting case updates on select Tuesdays.

Historic and Hidden Mysteries

The acclaimed series relentlessly explores mysterious murders and strange disappearances. It also investigates wanted fugitives and deeply confusing, unexplained deaths. This season tackles enduring puzzles like Amelia Earhart’s disappearance. It also highlights Malaysia Airlines Flight 370. The team also details the Boston Stewart Gardner Museum heist. The program also features lesser-known, emotionally gripping mysteries. Fans can submit their own compelling personal stories directly. Ultimately, they hope their shared experiences will uncover the hidden truth.

Executives Praise the Expansion

Unsolved Media President Terry Dunn Meurer praised this video podcast expansion. She noted the massive potential reach across YouTube and Audacy. She also hopes dedicated fans will help solve these ongoing mysteries.

“We’re thrilled to be expanding the Unsolved Mysteries brand in this pivot to the video podcast world,” said Terry Dunn Meurer, President and CEO of Unsolved Media, Inc. and co-creator of Unsolved Mysteries. “There are still so many mysteries that need to be solved and we know we can reach a wide audience on YouTube and through Audacy’s distribution. And we hope our audience can help solve these mysteries, as they have for decades.”

Audacy Executive Leah Reis-Dennis also expressed great excitement. She highlighted the passionate, multigenerational fan base. Finally, she believes this fresh era offers advertisers exciting new engagement opportunities.

“‘Unsolved Mysteries’ has an incredibly passionate audience and a legacy that continues to resonate across generations, and we’re excited to bring the podcast into a new era with video,” said Leah Reis-Dennis, Head of Podcasts, Audacy. “With Jordan Murphy at the helm and all-new cases to explore, this next chapter brings a fresh dimension to a beloved franchise and offers advertisers new opportunities to engage with a devoted fanbase across both audio and video.”

Tune in for the premiere of “Unsolved Mysteries” on October 29 on YouTube. For more true crime news, visit HorrorFuel.com.

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