For a couple of generations, many people are quite familiar with the television series Unsolved Mysteries that look into cold cases and paranormal phenomena. Now a podcast relaunch underway with the series hosted by Steve French brings back the mysteries and nostalgia of the show.

From Cosgrove/Meurer Productions, the creators of Unsolved Mysteries, season one is already available on Apple Podcasts, RADIO.COM, Spotify, and everywhere podcasts are available.

In this weekly series, each episode focuses on one mystery. As with every episode on television, each episode ends with a call-to-action directing listeners to the Unsolved Mysteries website (www.unsolved.com) to assist and provide clues to solve these mysteries.

During each episode, law enforcement, forensic experts, witnesses, and family will provide their experiences and commentary in regards to the mysteries. French helps narrate the story.

Unsolved Mysteries podcast features all the ingredients that made this television series a hit for decades—the original theme music, a narrator who will guide listeners through these mysteries, and heartfelt interviews with those who are involved.

ALSO CHECK OUT: Audio Trailer for Unsolved Mysteries Podcast

LRM Online’s Gig Patta spoke with Unsolved Mysteries podcast host Steve French on the launch of the podcast series. We talked about his narration technique, following the popular television series with a podcast series, and what to expect weekly.

Steve French is an American actor, television announcer, and voice-over actor. He is known for his voice-over work in television shows as Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt and the announcer for the Match Game with host Alec Baldwin. Also, he lends his voice in several successful commercial campaigns, World of Warcraft video games, and additional voices for Into the Woods musical film. He appeared on-and-off Broadway in the past.

Unsolved Mysteries podcast airs weekly on sites where podcasts are available.

Check out the interview with Steve French below. Let us know what you think.

Source: LRM Online Exclusive, Cosgrove/Meurer Productions