From The Vault: Suicide, Spirits, and Secrets at the Schamberger Building
In this classic epsidoe from the vault, we’re exploring the dark history, missing history, and paranormal history of the Schamberger Building in Gallatin, Tennessee. Built in 1905 to house the Sumner ...
22 Jun 11min
The Tanyard Horror & the Ghost of Herman Schilling
In the autumn of 1874, a forbidden romance in Cincinnati triggered a wave of vengeance that culminated in one of the most gruesome crimes in American history: the Tanyard Horror. After a secret relati...
19 Jun 25min
Colonial Park Cemetery's 10,000 Forgotten Graves
Step inside the iron gates of Savannah's Colonial Park Cemetery, where over ten thousand bodies are packed into just six acres—with entire sections resting right beneath the modern city sidewalks. In ...
17 Jun 21min
Tennessee Tales Tuesday: Benjamin Allen & The Beast Under the Table
If you've ever driven down Ben Allen Road in Nashville, you’ve passed the namesake of one of the most eccentric and feared men in 19th-century Tennessee. Born into immense wealth, Benjamin Allen rejec...
16 Jun 20min
From The Vault: Tootsie's—Nashville's Most Haunted Honky Tonk
Recorded back in 2019 and recently recovered from an old hard drive, this lost episode of Southern Ghost Stories explores one of Nashville’s most iconic honky-tonks: Tootsie’s Orchid Lounge. Original...
15 Jun 13min
Dr. Joseph McDowell: The Body Snatcher Guided by His Mother's Ghost
Nineteenth-century medicine was a grisly business where doctors had to break the law to learn their craft. In this episode, we dig into the dark world of "resurrectionists"—professional grave robbers ...
12 Jun 20min
The Rougarou: The Cajun Werewolf
In this episode of Southern Ghost Stories, Allen Sircy deep-dives into the terrifying history of the Rougarou—the legendary Cajun werewolf that has haunted French settlements, eastern Canada, and the ...
10 Jun 17min
Tennessee Tales Tuesday: The President Who Wouldn’t Stay Buried
In this episode of Southern Ghost Stories, host Allen Sircy spotlights James K. Polk, the ruthlessly disciplined "Young Hickory" who radically transformed the U.S. map in just four years, only to beco...
9 Jun 18min
