Show Notes
This episode is dedicated to the memory of our dear friend, Joe Hunt. We love you, and we will forever miss you.
--CONTENT WARNING: This episode contains descriptions of gore and animal cruelty. Listener discretion is advised--
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Recognition & Episode Credits:
My deepest & most profound thanks goes to the Old Gods of Appalachia Podcast team & The Storage Papers Podcast
(thank you so much, Jeremy. You're the best!)
Thumbnail Photography: Ed Selby
Sound Design: B. N. Kolbe
Theme Music: Clifton Hicks
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Well looky here, y'all! Its the SEASON ONE FINALE! I thought we'd end the season with a personal story that still gives me the heebie-geebies! Season 2 will premiere Saturday, March 6th, so make sure you find Southern Haint Stories on your favourite podcatcher and subscribe soes y'all don't miss a single thing! I bet y'all have all sorts of folks who'd just love to hear this haint story. Well, don't be stingy, go tell 'em all about it! Share this episode with all yer friends! Gotta southern haint story yer just dyin' to share? Well, send it on over to [email protected] & tell me all about it! I'd love to visit with y'all over on the SHS Facebook and Instagram pages, and the YouTube channel, too. Won'tcha hop on over yonder and take a peek and say hello! Recognition & Episode Credits: My deepest & most profound thanks goes to The Storage Papers Podcast team SHS Woodcut Engraving by the East TN, VA, & GA Railway Co, circa 1883 Photography: Rhett Noonan Sound Design: B. N. Kolbe Theme Music: Clifton Hicks
—CONTENT WARNING: This story contains descriptions of violence, murderous scenes, and the unsolved murders of several individuals. This story also discusses xenophobia and racism—
Bein' a strong, independent woman these days sure has its perks, but back in the 18th century standin' out could getcha in a whole heap of trouble.
Y'all may have to forgive me this week. I'm still recoverin' from "the 'rona", so if this week's episode isn't the greatest, we'll just chalk it up to some sorta wild fever dream! I still wanted to make sure y'all had a creepy creature haint story in time for Halloween, though, and the legend of the Tailypo is one of my favourites. But be forewarned- the original tale ain't for the squeamish.
It's a double feature this week with the legendary Bill Sketoe and his hole in Alabama, and the infamous ghost treasure on Folly Island in South Carolina!