
A daily campfire-style podcast blending American history, folklore, and original ghost stories. What scares you? Let’s find out.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 438 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | HistoryFiction | |||

In the autumn of 1939, the isolated fishing town of Provincetown, Massachusetts, became gripped by terror. Children and adults alike reported encounters with a towering figure cloaked in black, wearing a metallic mask with glowing blue eyes and laugh... more
Behind the doors of New Jersey’s last surviving royal governor’s mansion, the past may still be alive. From the ghostly silhouette of Elizabeth Franklin staring endlessly toward the Raritan Bay, to the terrifying spirit of a little boy in a blue velv... more
On a dark stretch of road beside the Passaic River in New Jersey, drivers have spent decades searching for the ghost of a girl named Annie. Some say she was abandoned after prom. Others say she was dragged to her death. But Riverview Drive holds more... more
For decades, an old colonial house on the New Jersey shoreline was feared as one of the most haunted homes in America. Visitors claimed to see ghostly sea captains in the windows, hear phantom footsteps in the halls, and encounter spirits that refuse... 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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A daily campfire-style show blending American history, folklore, and original horror storytelling. Episodes skew toward historical sites, legends, and true-crime-like investigations, often weaving archival detail with atmospheric narration and vivid scene-setting. Listeners get a mix of real-history context, regional folklore, and eerie narratives that feel both educational and entertaining, with occasional promos that lean into the spooky-history motif. A standout trait is the host's consistent voice and willingness to thread cautionary tales through cultural memory, making it a good fit for history buffs who enjoy a lighter, suspenseful ghost-story angle.
Noteworthy quirks include strong storytelling that marries documented history with ... more
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Recent guests on Haunted American History include:
1. Nate Raderman
2. Tammy Parch
3. Kyle Wheeler
4. Aliyah Wheeler
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