The Carolina Haints Podcast

Welcome back to the seventh season of The Carolina Haints Podcast!   www.patreon.com/carolinahaints www.carolinahaints.com  

The finale of season six blends one of Charleston's best ghost stories with the true crime tale of America's first recorded serial murderer.   Additional vocal talents by Mike Burke and Gigi Galdo. www.patreon.com/carolinahaints 

For many years, visitors to Roan Mountain have experienced a haunting like no other, one that shakes people to their core and leaves them changed forever.  Additional vocal talents by Ian Russell.    www.patreon.com/carolinahaints 

This episode explores the legend of the Cherokee psychic vampires, known as the Raven Mockers.   Special thanks to Richard Church for his support! www.Patreon.com/carolinahaints 

Come with us as we explore the dark and dank recesses of North Carolina swamps, especially the Werewolf that's said to stalk the Great Dismal Swamp. Additional vocal talents by Tom Gore. www.patreon.com/carolinahaints 

We return to the dark and disturbing world of true crime with a look into the abduction and murder cases of Shari Faye Smith and Debra May Helmick in South Carolina in 1985.   Additional vocal talents by Ruth Snodgrass. 

Dive deep into the earth with us as we explore ghostly Tommyknockers and other creepy cave legends. Additional vocal talents by Jaysen & Jack Buterin. 

This episode dives into the ghostly legends from the Raleigh area - the mysterious Crybaby Lane and the haunted Poole Woods.

A re-release of our true crime holiday episode from 2019, about the horrific Christmas massacre of the Lawson Family in Germanton, NC in 1929.  

This episode explores the most notorious and mysterious serial murderers the world has ever known.  For this story, we must travel to foggy London of the last 19th century and to the Chesepeake Bay, just north of the Carolinas. Additional vocal talent by Ian Russell.  

Mysterious noises have been heard seemingly eminating from the sky along the outer banks.  These strange sounds such as loud booms and blaring trumpets cannot be accounted for and have haunted the coast for centuries. Additional vocal talents by Mike Burke.

This episode explores the Tuckertown Witch and a transforming witch who haunted the Uwharries long ago.  

Many people who have witnessed or had experiences Unidentified Flying Objects often find themselves facing harrasment and even threats by the mysterious Men in Black.  This episode contains a collection of true MIB stories from North and South Carolina.  Additional vocal talents by Neil Burghard.

Spend Halloween with Carolina Haints and hear tales of murder, macabre, and pranks gone wrong.    Additional vocal talents by Chad Hunt.

This episode delves into the Satanic Panic that struck Asheville in the early 2000's, especially as it pertains to the mysterious Sealy Castle. Featuring additional vocal talents from Jennifer Trudrung and Al Julian.

The premiere episode of Season Six covers the Revolutionary patriot Francis Marion and his macabre connection to South Carolina's very own Headless Horseman legend.   This episode features the additional vocal talents of Ian Russell. 

Welcome back to the sixth season of The Carolina Haints Podcast.  

For the Season Finale of Carolina Haints, we'll dive into the tale of the ghostly happy hound that haunts a country road near Newberry, SC, and we'll talk about black dog lore.  Author/Researcher Tally Johnson tells a first-hand experience with the Hound of Goshen.   Additional vocal talents by Joan Schuermeyer and Sammie Cassell. 

This episode begins with a real-life Mummy and ends with a terrifying tale about the Siren of the French Broad River.   Additional vocal talents by Gigi Galdo.  

Carolina Haints returns to the Moravian village of Old Salem for more spooky tales of ghosts in a historic place.   Additional vocal talents by Sammie Cassell.

This episode explores the haunted and historical Burgwin-Wright House and the tale of a man who accidentally buried his friend alive in the coastal city of Wilmington.   Additional vocal talents by Michael Hoch.

The ghastly tale of a Confederate recruiter known for hunting down deserters, whose spirit is eternally stuck in purgatory.  

This episode covers a group of historic mansions in the Charlotte area with a dark past and a haunted presence. Additional vocal talent by Melanie Tapp.  

This episode covers the mystery and controversy surrounding the theft and recovery of North Carolina's copy of the US Bill of Rights. Additional vocal talents by Jeffrey Cochran.

This episode covers a specific Bigfoot tale from Cleveland County, of the creature named Knobby, and of the gentleman who told the tale. Additional vocal talents by Chad Hunt.

For this tale of murder and macabre, we travel a little north to Christiansburg, Virgina to explore the disturbing tale of the Black Sisters.   Additional vocal talents by Naima Said.

This episode covers the famous Pink Lady of the Grove Park Inn and surrounding spirits in Asheville.   Additional vocal talents by Stephanie Griffin.

This special Halloween episode focuses on the Harry Houdini, his relationship with spiritualism and the birth of parapsychology.   Additional vocal talents by Ian Russell and Arianna Tysinger.

This episode explores the infamous mermaid riot of Charleston, South Carolina, that took place during a torrential hurricane in 1867.  

The ghostly tale of Red MacNeil, a giant Scotsman attributed with bringing barbecue to the region, whose spirit haunted Smiley's Falls for a century.   Additional vocal talents by Ian Russell

Welcome to season five of The Carolina Haints Podcast, where we'll be exploring the voodoo legends of North and South Carolina with the horrifying Boo Hag and the infamous Dr. Buzzard.  Additional vocal talents by Gigi Galdo.

Welcome dear listener, to season five of The Carolina Haints Podcast.  This brief introductory episode will whet your appetite for the premiere story next Friday, September 17th, 2021!

The recorded discussion about the paranormal, storytelling and much more, between moderator, Dan Sellers and guests Jeffrey Cochran, Tally Johnson, and Alex Matsuo, recorded July 10th, 2021 at ConGregate in Winston-Salem!

The season finale of The Carolina Haints Podcast tells the tale of a ghostly figure of a woman in white who haunts the Unitarian Church Cemetery in historic Charleston.  The story and circumstances of her untimely death are a thing of legend involving one of America's greatest authors, Edgar Allan Poe.  

In Jackson County, there sits an ancient boulder marked with fifteen hundred pictographs  It is a thing of mystery and legend, and to this day, no one knows exactly what it means.  

This episode explores paranormal phenomena involving pyrotechnic poltergeists and spontaneous human combustion, including a few true tales from the Carolinas.  

The Battle of Guilford Courthouse was a turning point in the Revolutionary War.  Many American and British troops were killed and some say, they're still fighting.  

This episode covers the darker and lesser known history of aviation in North Carolina, namely the incident that nearly obliterated the town of Goldsboro.

The mountains of North Carolina hold the secrets to many historical mysteries and Native American legends including the power of The Blowing Rock and the Little People of Hickory Nut Gorge.  

A century old mystery about a commercial vessel whose crew disappeared without a trace, the remains of which washed up onto the Diamond Shoals.  

This episode covers the multitude of Pteradon sightings in the Tarheel state.  

This episode tells the legends surrounding Taps and explores the ghostly tales surrounding Fort Monroe.

The pirate, Blackbeard was the fiercest, most dreaded figure to sail the seas off the coast of the Carolinas.  His exploits were legendary, and his death was no different.

This season's Halloween special focuses on the horrific and horrible deeds of Lawrence Bittaker and Roy Norris, a duo who became known as the sadistic Toolbox Killers.  

For this episode, we'll step just a hair over the South Carolina state line to explore some creepy tales, including the infamous Georgia Guidestones.  

This episode focuses on the creepy Third Eyed Man of the University of South Carolina and some infamous nearby historical haunts.

This season premiere episode features the notorious Devil's Tramping Ground in Chatham County and other Satanic namesakes in the Carolinas.

An introductory episode to the fourth season of Carolina Haints.  We look forward to sharing these creepy tales from the Carolinas with you.  

The season three finale tells the legend of the mysterious Moon-Eyed People, a Cherokee legend about the true indigenous people of the area. 

This episode focuses on three famous murder ballads with North Carolina origins, "Frankie and Johnny," "Poor Ellen Smith" and "Tom Dooley."

Between 1992 and 1994, the city of Charlotte was besieged by a serial killer known for raping and strangling his victims.