Are you a fan of the strange, the unusual, the paranormal, and the macabre? If so, we invite you to join us as we deep dive into the lore and mystery of Appalachia, and the often dark history of the region. Things are about to get spooky.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 93 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | Society & Culture |
In this short episode to kick off Spooky Season, we touch on Halloween traditions here in Appalachia! It's a fun introduction to October, and our bevvy of upcoming Samhain related content!
Sam has a cold, so please forgive her (for both the short le... more
Join Sam and Mandi as they have a casually informative conversation about how they ended up as part of the paranormal community. An introduction to two of our three hosts, for our new listeners, with some fun information for our regulars!
Join us, Spookies, as we venture to the former Athens Asylum, now known as the Ridges. From lunatic asylum to college dorms and administration buildings, this once sprawling hospital campus may have left more than just architecture behind. Just who h... more
Did Nelson Rehmeyer really put a hex on John Blymire? Or was the lonely powwow practitioner wrongfully accused and murdered for it? Join us as we discuss what happened in Hex Hollow, the practice of powwow, and how these three men committed an atroci... more
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Don’t know why I haven’t already left a review but I am now! And the new ghost possum art is sweet! Keep it up!
Love the hosts & subject matter but need to do some research before episodes:
Harlan County, KY is where KY, TN & VA come together not NC.
First off, I love the podcast. As far as St. Albans, I actually live 5 minutes from there.
They do have the haunted house there each year but I’ve never been. I love anything spooky but I haven’t gotten the nerve up to go. I have heard stories about evil spirits there & I wonder if it may be possible to get an attachment as I fully believe
that is possible. Just FYI there is actually a new haunted tour opening in October just down the road from me.
It’s in the old prison in Dublin Va old rt... more
As a lover of Appalachian Folklore, I love this Podcast. I live near Red Dog Road in Harlan, County. The story we all know is about the coal miner shooting the wrong man. We actually have a couple roads nicknamed red dog road and they’re all mining roads in different parts of the county. The lights are ATV lights from people on the mountain who ride all night. The road sits above the Fairview housing projects, he se the name Fairview Lights. Other good Harlan County legends are Headless Annie & ... more
I often find myself having a difficult time getting into podcasts, but this one I instantly became addicted to! The host is a great story teller, with a good balance of history and spooky. One of the best spooky podcasts out there!
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Focused on the eerie and unusual tales from the Appalachian region, content revolves around exploring local legends, folklore, and the sometimes dark historical narratives that define the area. Episodes cover a wide range of topics, including haunted locations, cryptids, urban legends, and chilling unsolved mysteries. The well-researched storytelling approach intertwines history with personal anecdotes, creating a captivating experience for listeners fascinated by the spooky and supernatural aspects of Appalachian culture. The unique blend of local folklore and history provides an engaging platform for those interested in the macabre, paranormal, and mysteries that are often shrouded in the rich tapestry of the Appalachian narrative.
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