Fire at the Nottoway Plantation and the History of Plantation Tourism
On May 15th, 2025, flames tore through the largest surviving antebellum mansion in the South—Nottoway Plantation in White Castle, Louisiana. Within hours, the storied structure was reduced to a charre...
19 Maj 202528min
Listener Tales, Volume Three
This week we are going back to you & telling your listener-submitted stories! Tales include a haunted college, an apparition on an old battlefield and a lonely spirit on vacation in Gatlinburg... Wan...
15 Maj 202536min
Count Carl von Cosel's Macabre Obsession
In the shadow of Key West’s sun-drenched charm lies one of the island’s most disturbing true stories. In 1930, a reclusive hospital technician named Carl Tanzler became convinced that a young Cuban-Am...
12 Maj 202553min
The Black River War | Encore Episode
Long before the Hatfields and McCoys became a symbol of Southern feuding, two Louisiana families waged a decades-long battle of their own. The Black River War between the Liddells and the Joneses tore...
5 Maj 202530min
The Lingering Echoes of Polly Barclay's Chains
The Fitzpatrick Hotel has been standing on the courthouse square of Washington, Georgia for more than a century now, its red-brick walls and Queen Anne trim casting long shadows over the town’s oldest...
28 Apr 202537min
The Southern Gothic Oracle w/ Stacey Williams-Ng | Interview
This week, we’re taking a brief detour from our usual haunted history to explore the deeper symbolism behind the stories we so often tell. Brandon sits down with artist and folklorist Stacey Williams-...
24 Apr 202553min
Hilton Head Island's Haunted Lighthouse | Encore Episode
Hidden among the pines of Hilton Head Island, the skeletal remains of the Leamington Lighthouse stand as a relic of the past—and a vessel for something far more haunting. Local legend tells of Carolin...
21 Apr 202526min
The Spy Who Still Haunts Franklin w/ Alicia King Marshall | Interview
In the quiet town of Franklin, Tennessee, one woman’s loyalty to the Confederacy earned her a place in history—and perhaps something more permanent. Sally Carter was just a young woman when the Civil...
17 Apr 202533min
