
A daily campfire-style podcast blending American history, folklore, and true crime. What scares you? Let’s find out.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 464 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | HistoryPlaces & TravelSociety & Culture | |||

In the 1920s, workers clearing a hidden dungeon beneath an Irish castle discovered so many human bones they needed horse carts to remove them. An estimated 150 skeletons had been thrown into the pit—some onto spikes waiting below. Then, near the bott... more
On the morning of April 29, 2003, thirteen-year-old Tabitha Tuders left her East Nashville home carrying a report card filled with straight A's. Her bus stop was only three blocks away. Neighbors watched her walking there, slowly reading the paper sh... more
Nashville City Cemetery holds roughly 22,000 people—and apparently Nashville has never been particularly good at leaving them where they were buried. Civil War soldiers were dug up and moved. President James K. Polk passed through on his way to multi... more
In 1846, the body of one of America's wealthiest slave traders traveled 800 miles up the Mississippi inside a barrel of whiskey. Waiting for him in Tennessee was his 29-year-old widow, Adelicia Acklen. She inherited an enormous fortune, buried seven ... more
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I’m loving listening to the stories, both the real and the written fiction. I’m not totally caught up yet but I’m intently listening for the outcome of the book. I’d love to read/hear it.
I have a 13 year old daughter and you know how mother/teenage daughter relationships can be…. Well, anytime we are in the car together she asks to listen to this podcast. She loves spooky stuff so this is right up her alley. We listen together and both love it! Thanks for giving me a tool that makes these teenage years a bit easier :)
We also love your voice, it’s very calming
This show is really great and very historically interesting. The podcaster’s fiction book is also great!
I really thought this podcast would be about true American history with haunted stories related to that history. However, the past few episodes I’ve listened to (2022) have a large amount of fictional stories. They’re good, just not the type of subject matter I thought the podcast would cover. Keep doing you, but I’m moving on.
I’ve been listening since the beginning and love the show! It’s my go to podcast.
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The show blends American history with folklore and true crime through a campfire-style narration, often exploring how myths arise around real events and places. Episodes commonly weave archival research, expert commentary, and storytelling to debunk sensational claims while honoring historical context. The format favors approachable, narrative-driven histories with occasional skeptical takes on paranormal lore, making it appealing to curious listeners who enjoy connecting past events to modern myths. A standout trait is the host's ability to pair rigorous facts with engaging storytelling, producing a distinctive, accessible take on haunted and historical topics that repeatedly invites deeper curiosity and discussion.
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Recent guests on Haunted American History include:
1. Lisa Jo Sheal
2. James Wolner
3. Nate Raderman
4. Tammy Parch
5. Kyle Wheeler
6. Aliyah Wheeler
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