Introducing Decay, a Podcast about Urban Exploration and Abandoned Places
08/08/20 • 1 min
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Ladies, gentlemen, boys, girls, anyone identifying otherwise, urban ghosts, and forgotten sons, home for the first time in years... Old friends and new – welcome to Decay, a Podcast about Urban Exploration and Abandoned Places. Stories behind the photos from society’s crumbling edges. I’m your host, Thomas Kenning. In this series, we talk to the folks doing the most interesting work in the field of urban exploration. We hear what inspires them. What moves them. We go deep into the darkest corners of urbex, and we come back as changed people.
First episode drops in late August 2020.
Subscribe to Decay wherever you get your podcasts.
Follow the show on Instagram for show updates and lots of urbex imagery.
Visit the show’s website decaypodcast.wordpress.com for episodes, stories, and all kinds of other urbex content.
https://thomaskenning.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/series-trailer.mp3
Ladies, gentlemen, boys, girls, anyone identifying otherwise, urban ghosts, and forgotten sons, home for the first time in years... Old friends and new – welcome to Decay, a Podcast about Urban Exploration and Abandoned Places. Stories behind the photos from society’s crumbling edges. I’m your host, Thomas Kenning. In this series, we talk to the folks doing the most interesting work in the field of urban exploration. We hear what inspires them. What moves them. We go deep into the darkest corners of urbex, and we come back as changed people.
First episode drops in late August 2020.
Subscribe to Decay wherever you get your podcasts.
Follow the show on Instagram for show updates and lots of urbex imagery.
Visit the show’s website decaypodcast.wordpress.com for episodes, stories, and all kinds of other urbex content.
Next Episode
01. Welcome… to Forest Haven Mental Health Center
In this episode, we go inside the notorious Forest Haven Mental Health Center with host Thomas Kenning. Closed by court order in 1991 – after numerous documented cases of negligence – this shuttered facility in the woods of Maryland, just outside of Washington, DC is a popular spot for urbex enthusiasts. Kenning reflects on a close call while exploring with some friends – and the deeper human themes that often get left out of the more sensational YouTube videos filmed at this tragic location...
You can find a version of this story in Kenning’s 2018 book Abandoned Washington, DC.
The Trouble They’ve Seen: The Forest Haven Story by Noor Tagouri is a must-see film for anyone wanting to know more about the human toll exacted at this facility.
See more of Kenning’s Forest Haven photos at DCinruins.wordpress.com.
Follow the show at decaypodcast.wordpress.com or Instagram.
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