Coast Files Podcast

Coast Files Podcast

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Every Wednesday you’ll learn something new!

Coast Files is a podcast jam-packed with mysteries, ghost stories, science wonders and dark acts from scary people told by hosts and best friends, Chantel, Lindsay and Meghan.

07/30/2026

Our favourite shark, The Greenland Shark, just had a massive scientific update! 👓 ❌

Lindsay gives us the good news on the peepers of our 400yr old beauty 👀

Photos from Coast Files Podcast's post 07/22/2026

In this episode, Lindsay takes us down under to explore one of Australia’s most puzzling cases: the Somerton Man. On December 1st, 1948, an unidentified, well-dressed man was found deceased against a seawall on Somerton Beach in Adelaide. With all labels strategically removed from his clothing, no identification on his person, and a mysterious message in his pocket, discovering who this man was and what led him here proved to be no easy task.

07/03/2026

Who owns a shipwreck once it’s found? 🤔

The answer isn’t always as simple as “finders keepers.” Shipwrecks can be protected historical sites, valuable treasure, war graves, or the subject of legal battles that span decades.

This week on Coast Files, we’re joined by Captain Jeff MacKinnon, star of History Channel’s The Death Coast. We dive into what it really takes to locate and salvage historic shipwrecks, the legal and ethical challenges involved, and why preserving our maritime history matters.

🎧 Listen wherever you get your podcasts, and let us know: Do you think treasure hunters should be allowed to recover shipwrecks, or should they be left untouched?

06/26/2026

For our second entry into the Coast Files Library we have Ghosts in the Tsunami by Richard Lloyd Parry, a book referenced in Episode #64 - PARANORMAL: Japanese Tsunami Ghosts.

Parry conducts interviews from those left behind the March 2011 Fukushima Nuclear disaster caused by the massive tsunami following a 9.1undersea megathrust earthquake off the coast of Japan. Families, loved ones and strangers share stories of ghosts and unexplained encounters with those who lost their lives that day, but maybe don’t realise it.

Read with care 📖

Photos from Coast Files Podcast's post 06/24/2026

In this episode, Lindsay takes into the fascinating and ridiculously tragic history of the Swedish warship Vasa. Intended to be the crown jewel of King Gustav II Adolphus’s 17th-century navy, the ship instead achieved legendary status for a completely different reason: sinking almost immediately on its maiden voyage. Listen this week to learn what went wrong with the most prized ship of its time.

06/21/2026

Summer is officially here, and for us there’s no better sign than seeing the marina fill up with boats again. ☀️⚓

Every vessel has a story—some inspiring, some mysterious, and some downright unbelievable. That’s why we love sharing tales of shipwrecks, true crime, maritime history, science, and mysteries from the water.

Happy First Day of Summer from Coast Files. 🌊

05/22/2026

This is such a horrible tragedy and a grim reminder of the dangers involved with diving and cave diving. 😔 RIP to all the Italian divers and the brave man who attempted to save them.

Photos from Coast Files Podcast's post 05/20/2026

Come with us this week as we explore South Africa’s world-renowned Sterkfontein Cave. This cave is an anthropological goldmine, famous for redefining our understanding of human evolution. But, beneath the famous fossil beds lies a flooded labyrinth that became a survival nightmare for Pieter Verhulsel in 1984. Dive in with us as we discuss evolutionary breakthroughs and tragic endings that changed rescue protocols forever.

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