Two women with a macabre sense of humor interview guests who have a true ghost story to share.
04/29/24
The Brown Mountain Lights and other spooky legends from the Appalachian Mountains
On the lonely streets of one small Appalachian town, Old Joe wanders with his knife, looking for his next victim. About 100 miles away, strange lights hover over Brown Mountain, taunting the locals and puzzling skeptics for nearly a century. Are thes… Read more
04/22/24
Live by the Signs: Weather Science, Magic, and Lore in the Ozark Mountains
Debra knew a massive tornado was on its way--the air had felt "troubled" that morning. But as she got in her car to race the storm home, a ghostly whisper held her back, and possibly saved her life. About the guest After years of practicing witchcraf… Read more
04/15/24
How to Train Your Haints: A true ghost story and Ozark folklore interview
Brandon Weston, Ozark folklorist and healer, has seen some very strange things when called on by the community to take care of hauntings. However, the strange light-absorbing spirit creatures known in these parts as "boogers" are a special kind of we… Read more
04/08/24
Haunted Highways to Hell: Ghosts and Urban Legends on the roads of East Tennessee
Becky isn't sure if she saw an apparition that late foggy night as she wearily drove home, but many others have seen strange things wandering the windy roads through the Smoky Mountains. Barefoot hitchhiking ghosts, vengeful coal miners, and ghosts w… Read more
04/01/24
Sasquatch Vandalism, Glowing Monoliths, and Fart EVPs: A true ghost story interview
When Miranda Young and Kristy Sumner, PhD, decided to take over the Historic Scott County Jail, they discovered it was full of spirits who were genuinely excited to meet them. We first interviewed Kristy Sumner in 2020, in one of our best paranormal… Read more
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