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Hosted by Sam Arthurs · society · EN · 118 episodes
Hey there, Spookies, and welcome to the Appalachian Spooky Hour! From whispered folklore to chilling true accounts, we're here to explore the strange, the haunted, and the unexplained woven into the region’s history. Step closer… and listen carefully. Things are about to get spooky.
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Episode #24
Just what ARE those strange lights that sometimes appear in bogs, swamps, and along old railroad tracks? Often seen by travelers or those who are lost, are they a helpful being trying to help you find your way? Or are they something much more malevolent? Join Sam and Shell as they explore the possibilities! For more cool facts, information, and stories, check out the Appalachian Cryptid Field Guide !
Episode #23
This week we venture back to a familiar location in Kentucky: Mammoth Cave. We're there to explore the famous TB hut, and to determine whether or not the spirits of long deceased patients still linger. Did some folks go beneath the ground for a cure, only to remain there over a hundred years after their deaths? Let's find out! Pity-Pat episode (featuring Charles' story) The Ghost of Mammoth Cave episode
Episode #22
In this episode, Sam and Shell debate whether or not there are Skinwalkers in Appalachia. Just how DID this legendary creature from southwestern Native American lore end up all the way in the Appalachian mountains? Or is it even here at all? Let's discuss it, as well as share a few Skinwalker tales from around the internet! To read the stories we mentioned tonight, and check out even more Skinwalker tales, head here !
Episode #21
Tonight we veer Appalachian adjacent, to talk about Octagon Hall in Kentucky. While this historic house sits outside of the Appalachian region? It is still very, very haunted. Just who, or what, is lingering in the halls of this antebellum home? Let's find out together!
Episode #19
In the midst of Old Louisville (Appalachia adjacent), sits the Conrad-Caldwell House (also know as Caldwell's Castle). Built in 1893, the beautiful home is now a museum, and is said to host a number of haunts. Do the previous owners still linger in their once beloved home? What about residents of an elderly care facility that was once inside the building? Join us as we explore the haunts and history of this jewel of Old Louisville! Alexis Powell , author of A Coven of Witches! The publisher has a list of where you can purchase the book here ! Check out our episode on Red Dog Road ! Join our Patreon for exclusive bonus content!
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