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This podcast details history, myths, and urban legends around the United States and beyond. Whatever your interest is, we've got something for you. If you like history with a touch of the unusual... or even the supernatural... this is the podcast for you.

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  1. Episode · Jul 9, 2026

    Exploring New Orleans' Weird Folklore: Myths and Urban Legends of the United States (opens the original)

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    New Orleans is a curious town - from bizzarre tales of... sharp-toothed nuns that dwell in an old ursuline convent, to stories of strange chupacabra-like monsters, to the famed Axe Man, New Orleans is nothing but interesting. Today, I invite y'all to come with me on this journey through the Big Easy, as we explore the Lore, Myths, Legends, and history of this incredible place - touching on lore that's both terrifying and hilarious in equal measure.If you enjoy this sort of video - I invite y'all

  2. Episode · Jul 8, 2026

    Exploring Louisiana's Weird Folklore: Myths and Legends of the United States (opens the original)

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    Howdy folks, and welcome back to my journey through the folklore of the United States. Today, I'm here to take you on a journey through the weird, strange, and sometimes scary stories that dot the swamps, cities, and suburban regions of Louisiana. New - keep in mind - we'll be circling back for more next week - covering New Orleans' Weird Folklore, but for now we're covering lore throughout the rest of your state. Also - later down the road - we'll be returning to cover more of your lore, and yo

  3. Episode · Jul 7, 2026

    Exploring Texas' Weird Ghost Stories: America's Most Haunted Places (opens the original)

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    Texans, y'all already know you're weird... but did you know you were haunted, too? In this episode, we're going to go through the most haunted places in the great state of Texas. Whether it be Austin, San Antonio, El Paso, or any of your other cities - it seems the people of old are still... very much alive. Also, you know what they say, "Everything is bigger in Texas"... and that seems to be the case here. There are more ghost stories in this video than in any other haunted places video I've ma

  4. Episode · Jul 6, 2026

    Exploring Tennessee's Weird Folklore (Volume 2): Myths and Legends of the United States (opens the original)

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    Howdy folks, and welcome back to our journey across the United States. Today we're covering the strange folklore and lore associated with Tennessee- my home state, and a state with lore deeper than I could ever hope to cover in a single video - that's why we're back with volume 2. Tennessee has... strange stuff in it to say the least. Creatures that scream in the middle of the night, races that cover nearly unfathomable terrain and distances, and chicken that is rather hot. Beyond this, there ar

  5. Episode · Jul 5, 2026

    Exploring Texas’ Weird Folklore: Myths and Legends of the United States (opens the original)

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    Howdy folks, and welcome back to our journey across the United States. Today we're covering the strange folklore and lore associated with Texas - a state that in man ways is a gateway to western America - alongside nearby states like Oklahoma. Texas has strange things - ghosts that we'll cover in a video in a few weeks but also strange creatures, cryptids, and supposed legends of civilizations once established by giants underneath Texas's cities and towns. Whether it by Houston, Llano, Aurora, A

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