The Lore Lads

Aidan Mattis, Aidan Thornbury

ryan.middledorf@qcodemedia.com

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Booking Overview

A weekly live paranormal and folklore show that combines host-led discussions with occasional external guests, including authors and local public officials. Suitable pitches include paranormal investigators, folklorists, historians, true-crime authors, and officials with firsthand knowledge of unusual local stories or cases; booking difficulty is likely low.

Metrics

Episodes: 194

Frequency: Weekly

Rating: 4.3/5.0

Estimated listeners: 1k-10k

Gender skew: Neutral

Location: USA

Instagram: 39.0k followers

Contact Information

ryan.middledorf@qcodemedia.com

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Host

Aidan Mattis - Co-host of a weekly live show covering paranormal subjects, folklore, history, and related topics.

Aidan Thornbury - Co-host of a weekly live show covering paranormal subjects, folklore, history, and related topics.

Booking Intelligence

Booking Requirements

low
Typical Credentials:  
Authors, researchers, investigators, historians, or local public officials with direct expertise or firsthand knowledge of paranormal, historical, folklore, or true-crime subjects.
Required Achievements:  
Published a book on a notable case

Recent Guest Discussions

Derek Sherwood - The Betsy Aardsma Murder, His Research Into The Case, And Why It Remains Unsolved.

Recent Topics

Paranormal, Folklore, History, True Crime, Mysteries

Episodes

Here's the recent few episodes on
The Lore Lads
:

True Crime Has an Ethics Problem

August 04, 2026

From YouTube and TikTok to Netflix and Hollywood, True Crime writers must toe a delicate line. Not everyone succeeds.

Unsolved Murders and the Outlaw Who Escaped | with Ryan Conroy

July 30, 2026

From Outlaws to Unsolved Murders, Phoenixville has lore you'd never expect

Just How Christian is Christmas?

July 28, 2026

If you’ve been on the internet around the holidays over the last few years, you’ve probably come across one or two videos asserting that Christmas is a collection of pagan traditions which were all rolled into one in order to make it easier to convert people. To be fair, Christianization was a real thing, and the Church did syncretize some aspects of various festivals into Christian holidays - but when it comes to Christmas, that’s not really the case. Before we get into why that is, though, ...

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