
Step into the world of the unknown and unravel the dark history, and infamous legends of the American South. Join us as we journey into the heart of this rich and fascinating region, uncovering its ghostly stories, haunted places, and eeriest tales through captivating storytelling, in-depth historical research, and an immersive audio soundscape. From the Bell Witch of Tennessee to the haunted Wave... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 333 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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Love this Pod. Especially the older mysteries ., I set the mood and listen. Candlelight, cider , kick back, relax and let your voice take me back to a time my ancestors lived. I have my own mystery (1908 ish) My Grandmothers brother was supposedly dismembered, burned ,parts thrown into a well. Two other murders followed.
, the murdered turned out to be my Great Uncles cousin. All in the Western North Carolina.
Good stories and info BUT
NEEDS BETTER NARRATOR!
Not every syllable in every word requires emphases....most annoying? 4 for effort as usual!
They say you should never meet your heroes; I say you should never support your favorite pods on Patreon…
I supported SoGo for a year on Apple Pods then dove into a year (annual payment) on Patreon.
All the “feel good” stuff for supporters that was promoted was not, in fact, what was delivered.
Is this all about money? No, it’s definitely not, but as a full-time student, I do kind of hope that the creators I support are being truthful about their appreciation for their supporters.
This has... more
Love these bits of southern history
Very professional podcast I can’t believe it is actually independent. A but theatrical in the way it is presented, so might not be for everyone, I can see how people with sensory issues might be annoyed by sound effects and “audio play” like voice. But overall it is very spooky, atmospheric and informative podcast, brilliantly executed and there is no banter just pure storytelling. Love it. Thank you!
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This podcast invites listeners on a compelling journey exploring the enigmatic history and folklore of the American South. Each episode meticulously crafts narratives around infamous ghost stories, haunted locations, and legendary figures, blending captivating storytelling with thorough research. Themes of tragedy, injustice, and the paranormal are woven together to provide a rich auditory experience, with the eerie ambiance enhanced by a thoughtful audio soundscape. Listeners can expect a blend of historical insight and chilling tales, making it appealing to those fascinated by Southern legends and ghostly encounters.
Unique aspects include a focus on lesser-known stories that aren't just retellings of famous legends, but also present cult... more
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Recent guests on Southern Gothic include:
1. Chris Heck
2. Eric Freeman-Sims
3. Stacey Williams-Ng
4. Alicia King Marshall
5. Rob Kirkup
6. Annie Hamilton-Eman
7. Kaye Hamilton
8. Gerald Fisher
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