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WE DID IT WITCHES AND WARLOCKS! The end of season 8 is upon us. Zak ushers in this special occasion to summon a dagger storm to destroy a small town in Mississippi during his quest for one of the most powerful objects ever seen on this show. Join Erik and Joel as we try to not have a Mississippi slip as we giggle through Ghost Adventures Season 8, Episode 17: Kings Tavern 

LIVE from Kings Tavern in Saratoga Springs! Miami Dolphins defensive coordinator Anthony Weaver joins the show as he gets ready for the regular season in his first year with the team. The Saratoga Springs grad tells us why he's excited about the new opportunity. Plus, Aaron Judge continues to mash. He's hot on the heels of his historic home run pace in 2022. Are his homers enough to lead the Yankees to a division title? The Travers Stakes is here! Will Dornoch pull off the summer trifecta by winning the Belmont, Haskell and now Travers? Does the lone filly have what it takes to make century-old history? And, NFL training camp notes. Rookies named starting quarterbacks, the clock continues to tick on holdouts.

LIVE from Kings Tavern in Saratoga Springs! We're previewing the Travers Stakes stacked with all three Triple Crown race winners and the Jim Dandy winner. Plus, how much will Shohei Ohtani's elbow injury affect his historic, impending free agency? And, ESPN's Laura Rutledge gets us ready for the NFL and college football seasons!

When ghosts haunt places they have never been before, that's a no from us dog. Also, how does one playfully throw a plate???

Onorato & Company: LIVE from Kings Tavern in Saratoga Springs. A Pick Six Vodka Kentucky Derby preview with NYRA reporter Acacia Clement. Plus, Ian Anderson gets the win in front of family and friends in his return to New York. Our exclusive coverage from the Braves clubhouse. And, the Popeyes Louisiana Fast Minute.

In the tradition of one of our favorite childhood books, Haunted Heartland, come tales of creepiness and hauntings from around the globe.  Creepy dolls in Mexico, a deceased thespian in Australia, and a haunted tavern in the US to name a few.  Pull up a chair and listen to some wide ranging ghost stories. 

Kings Tavern has long since believed to be haunted. Several resident spirits call the Inn home. Six miles away is the Natchez City Cemetery where Tessa discusses one particular unique grave which happens to of course have paranormal happenin's!

Once a quarter we have decided to feature some real life paranormal activity. This episode we discuss some paranormal happenings in Knoxville, TN, Tri-Cities area of TN, Kings Tavern in Natchez, MS and a spooky murder house in North Carolina. We also announce our upcoming franchise interview and a couple ***SPECIAL GUESTS*** for February. If you would like to have your group featured on our podcast you can contact us through Facebook or email us at smokymntghostbuster@gmail.com

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In King's Tavern in Natchez, Mississippi, doors open and close on their own, glass breaks, tables vibrate, bare footprints appear on mopped floors, and apparitions will manifest on the stairs or behind you in the mirror.These hauntings are explained by a story that the first owner's wife killed his mistress, Madeline, in the early 1800s and hid her body among others in the fireplace. Customers and employees that see Madeline in the tavern say she's the one behind the hauntings. The only problem is that Madeline never existed.So who—or what—is behind these hauntings? In addition to the ghost of a young woman, people also see a large man in a top hat who they believe has sinister intentions. Could this be the Hat Man, the evil, shadow-like figure people all across the globe have seen?No matter what, there's something sinister there. In this episode, Robin and Zoey take a deep-dive into the lore of the Hat Man and hauntings in general as they try and figure out what's going on in King's Tavern.But first, Robin & Zoey talk about their favorite hiking destinations in Something Southern: Roan Mountain in eastern Tennessee and Harbison State Forest in good ol' Columbia, South Carolina!Sources: https://hauntedhospitality.wordpress.com/2021/06/01/episode-11-haunted-boozy-places-pt-1-kings-tavern-the-hat-man/

This week we look into the Kings Tavern in Natchez, Mississippi. Some of the history might be in question but there’s no doubt that the place has paranormal activity!    This week’s sponsors Best Fiends Better Help – Betterhelp.com/GRAVE (http://www.betterhelp.com/GRAVE)   Thank you, Jeff Wampler, for helping with the research!! Check out our sources below for more info and to continue learning! Please Rate & Review us wherever you get your Podcasts!  Mail us something:  GYT Podcast PO Box 542762 Grand Prairie, TX 75054 Leave us a Voicemail! 430-558-1304 Patreon https://www.patreon.com/GraveYardTales Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCc20nfy1wzhlb8jeJoYXa4w Do you want GraveYard Merch?!?! http://WWW.GraveYardPodcast.com to get you some!  Visit Podbelly.com (http://www.podbelly.com) to find more shows like us and to get information you might need if you’re starting your own podcast. Thank You Darron for our Logo!! You can get in touch with Darron for artwork by searching Darron DuBose on Facebook or Emailing him at art_injector@yahoo.com Thank you to Brandon Adams for our music tracks!! If you want to hear more from Brandon check him out at: Soundcloud.com/brandonadamsj Youtube.com/brandonadams93 Or to get in touch with him for compositions email him at Brandon_adams@earthlink.net   WWW.GraveYardPodcast.com Email us at: GraveYardTalesPodcast@gmail.com Find us on social media: Twitter: @GrveYrdPodcast Facebook: @GraveYardTalesPodcast Instagram: @GraveYardTalesPodcast Sources https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/King%27s_Tavern https://www.hmdb.org/m.asp?m=127081 https://napshistory.blogspot.com/2011/04/brief-history-of-natchez-mississippi.html https://www.theclintoncourier.net/2019/12/20/kings-tavern-in-natchez-named-mississippis-most-haunted-place/ https://www.clarionledger.com/story/magnolia/taste/2019/10/15/pirates-pot-pies-biscuit-crust-welcome-kings-tavern-natchez-mississippi/3947922002/ https://ghost.hauntedhouses.com/mississippi_natchez_kings_tavern# (https://ghost.hauntedhouses.com/mississippi_natchez_kings_tavern) https://www.travelchannel.com/shows/ghost-adventures/episodes/kings-tavern https://www.wlbt.com/story/30979711/look-around-kings-tavern-ghost-hunting/ https://savingplaces.org/stories/kings-tavern-in-natchez-mississippi#.X7L8p8hKhPY https://colonialghosts.com/kings-arms-tavern/ https://www.dreadcentral.com/cold-spots/5028/king-s-tavern/ https://www.phantomsandmonsters.com/2012/08/kings-tavern-haunted-history-of-cruelty.html https://www.allstays.com/Features/haunted-happenings-at-the-kings-tavern/  http://hauntedhouses.com/mississippi/kings-tavern/?utm_source=redirect&utm_medium=old-site &utm_campaign=301  https://www.justchasingrabbits.com/2015/10/haunted-mississippi-kings-tavern-natchez.html https://www.onlyinyourstate.com/mississippi/haunted-kings-tavern-in-ms/ http://natchezghosts.blogspot.com/2013/04/kings-tavern-truth-revealed.html  

Live in Denver, the boys get sweet.Episode Guest:Shane Torres @shanetorres IG: @syrupmountainThis was recorded live at the 2019 High Plains Comedy Festival in Denver, Colorado. Huge thanks to Mike Henderson from Plan 9 Studios and Anthony O'Connor at 3 Kings Tavern for capturing this recording!Support the show!Sponsors:TodayTix: Go to todaytix.com/allfantasy and use promo code ALLFANTASY to get $10 off your first purchase.Eight Sleep: Get $150 off when you go to eightsleep.com/allfantasy.Feals: Become a member today by going to Feals.com/ALLFANTASY and you'll get 50% off your first order with free shipping.Dashlane: Start dashing through the internet and help support our show by visiting dashlane.com/allfantasy to start your 30 day free trial of Dashlane – no credit card required. Use code “allfantasy” at checkout to save 20% on your Premium subscription.Join the All Fantasy Everything Patreon for exclusive mailbag and movie watch-a-long episodes. Check it all out at www.patreon.com/AllFantasy.Rate All Fantasy Everything 5-stars on Apple Podcasts.Decide the winner on the All Fantasy Everything Twitter poll @AllFantasyPodMerch!T-Shirts! Sweaters! Stickers! Mugs! Deck yourself out in some goods at www.teepublic.com/user/allfantasyeverythingFollow the Good Vibes Gang on social media:Ian Karmel @IanKarmel IG: @IanKarmelSean Jordan @SeanSJordan IG: @SeancougarmelonJordanDavid Gborie @Thegissilent IG: @Coolguyjokes87Show Email: allfantasypodcast@gmail.com

Bye Howdy, this is the Marble West where all outlaws wear bolo ties. This week Jessi takes us to the Don CeSar Hotel in St. Pete Beach Florida, in honor of her upcoming vacation. We discuss the features of the fabulous pink palace and ghost playing flashlight tag. Then we go with Amber to Natchez, Mississippi to the Kings Tavern. Amber tells us about the interesting building, which is made from boat wood. Then she tells us about the shadowy forms and ghosts that remain there.    Please rate and subscribe to our Podcast! Podbean: https://marbleforest.podbean.com/ iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/marble-forest-podcast/id1393373843 Google Play: https://play.google.com/music/m/Izmeyzbvch2bqvi5hoc2ssvi2ia?t=Marble_Forest_Podcast Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/s?fid=191966&refid=stpr Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/39jk1lJj2RIzDU8O4XWKeK   Follow us on Twitter: @TheMFCast Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MarbleForestPodcast/ Follow us on Instagram: @marbleforestpodcast Email us your personal experiences at MarbleForestPodcast@gmail.com

HeyMFCKRS! Welcome to Episode #015 of the Motherfucking Podcast! We're comin' at ya from The Nug Nation studios in Denver, CO. If you like stop motion animation and weed, check out The Nug Nation at TheNugNation.Com. In this episode: Recap of the Denver Joe Memorial celebration at 3 Kings Tavern. Tony and Laura's first Itchy-O show. To wear or not to wear your own band merch?  Info on upcoming shows including our big Punk is Dad show at The Oriental Theater. Double for the homies this week as we feature The Velveteers and Ned Garthe Explosion. Shoutout to our friends Joey and Tessa with much love and hopes that their son Scotty makes it home safe and sound. Commentary on “WTHQ” to coincide with our recent MF Monday video release. And tons more! If ya like the show, please tell a friend. It'd just make our world go round. If you REALLY like what you hear, you'll LOVE our YouTube Channel YouTube.com/mfruckustv.  If you REALLY, REALLY like what you hear, then become a Patron at Patreon.com/mfruckus. Thanks for listening!

Diane and Denise of the History Goes Bump Podcast returns! Have they grown in their openness to tempt the spirits since their last visit? Are they having paranormal experiences? What have they been up to? And where are they going next? Visit BigSeance.com for more info.    In this episode: Episode Teaser :00 Intro 1:42 Some quick listener feedback! 2:15 Welcome back, Diane Student and Denise Moormeier, of the History Goes Bump Podcast! 3:05 The Spooktacular Crew and Meetups! A wonderful community and family for History Goes Bump! 5:45 208 episodes of great content to guide you through haunted sites all over the world! 11:38 The History Goes Bump Ambassador Program 18:31 Diane tries her best to keep up with a massive list of recommendations and suggestions for haunted locations! 19:29 Listeners love the chemistry between Diane and Denise. 21:28 A flashback to a clip of when Diane and Denise were on the Big Seance Podcast two years ago, in episode 40. 23:00 Have these ladies grown in their feelings and experiences regarding tempting the spirits? 27:55 The famous “tembunking" defense. 29:50 Never having negative experiences may affect your comfort level with spirit communication. 33:56 Popular and favorite episodes, plus going on the road! 35:45 What is the most impactful paranormal experience Diane and Denise has had to date? 40:05 Being an open minded skeptic, plus Diane just may be getting into some EVP (Electronic Voice Phenomena) work! 46:57 Knocking EVP from the Traveling Museum of the Paranormal and the Occult booth at the Haunted America Conference. 49:48 An exciting paranormal experience Patrick had recently at an overnight investigation in the ballroom of the Mineral Springs Hotel in Alton, Illinois. 51:49 A request for help? EVP from the Museum of Torture Devices at the Mineral Springs Hotel in Alton, Illinois. 56:05 Diane had an interesting experience communicating with the spirit of a woman at the Kings Tavern in Natchez, Mississippi. 58:03 Some of the locations and history recently covered on the HGB Podcast, plus what’s coming up next? 1:03:13 Closing thoughts and finding HGB on the web and social media! 1:04:40 Outro 1:06:55 #Paranerd Hashtag 1:08:30   For more History Goes Bump: HistoryGoesBump.com History Goes Bump on Apple Podcasts History Goes Bump on Facebook Twitter: @HistoryGoesBump    Record your voice feedback directly from your device on my SpeakPipe page! Call the show at (775) 583-5563 (or 7755-TELL-ME). I would love to include your voice feedback in a future show. Visit BigSéance.com for more information. Please help The Big Séance Podcast by subscribing, rating, and reviewing the show on iTunes, TuneIn Radio, Stitcher, Google Play Music, and iHeart Radio.    

The story of Bison Bone begins in Oklahoma, where singer and guitarist Courtney Whitehead launched his music career playing at barnyard parties. Eventually Whitehead made his way to Denver, where he recruited singer Brianna Straut after watching her perform a Gillian Welch song at 3 Kings Tavern. Bison Bone recently released its debut album, "History Of Falling." The country-rock band stopped in for a studio session just before its release. The quintet performed four songs from the album and spoke with Jeremy Petersen about the band's origin, recording the album mostly live and the influence of artists like Woody Guthrie and JJ Cale.

On this week s show, we re celebrating the tricentennial of Natchez, Mississippi. We ll visit our neighbors across the river and learn how residents are combining history and innovation to make Natchez a singular destination. Founded in 1716, the river city is home to an impressive array of antebellum mansions and national landmarks. We settle in at one of these estates, the Dunleith Historic Inn, where we re greeted by historian Terry Trovato, who gives us a tour of the storied mansion. Next, we hear from the ladies of the Natchez Garden Club, who since 1932 have been opening their private homes to visitors, sparking a passionate interest in historic preservation and creating a now legendary pilgrimage to Natchez. Then, we become acquainted with the new garde of Natchez. We meet Dub Rogers, who is transforming the city s coffee and live music scene through several businesses, including Steampunk Coffee Roasters and Smoot s Grocery. From there, we wander over to the Farmers Market, where a couple of the regulars drop in to deliver their fresh produce. We also speak with Chef Regina Charboneau, whose restaurant Kings Tavern is shaking up the food scene, serving something besides fried catfish. Then, we go next door to tour Charboneau Distillery, where we speak with Regina s husband and son, Doug and Jean Luc Charboneau. Finally, we pay a visit to Natchez Brewing, located in the heart of the city s downtown and run by husband and wife team Lisa and Patrick Miller. There, we taste some oustanding beers and learn how the Millers are making their mark as the smallest brewery in the state. We re on the road to Natchez on this week s Louisiana Eats

In October of 2016, our friends at From the Hip Photo hosted a small event at Fort Greene, this cool, funky little place in Globeville, and invited The Narrators to share a few stories. The theme of the evening was "Punk's Not Dead?" The stage was just the corner of a little concrete-walled room with streamers on the walls. It was part dungeon, part homecoming dance. The audience was tiny compared to our regular monthly shows. The acoustics—as you'll hear in a minute—were terrible for recording. The stories were all fantastic. That tiny crowd, with their cheers echoing off the walls, sounded enormous. The connection and camaraderie were palpable. But after the show, I decided that the quality of the audio was too poor for the podcast, so left the file sitting in a folder on my computer. But, you know what? Fuck quality. As my co-host Robert said to me recently, sometimes quality can be a tool of oppression. Socially imposed standards of what's good enough or professional enough can sometimes hold back important voices from being heard—or bend those voices simply to please others. At The Narrators, we don't screen our storytellers or edit their stories not because we want to produce a bad show, but because we believe their stories deserve to be heard in their own voice, without external pressure—and that is the benchmark of a good true story. Maybe we're getting lucky every month, but after many years and tons of stories shared, it seems that our hypothesis is correct. Today's story comes from Jim Norris. Jim is a longstanding member of the Denver music scene, founder of 3 Kings Tavern, and owner of Mutiny Information Cafe, one of Denver's most important cultural institutions disguised as a used bookstore. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Here s some copy and links. You might want to make sure the pieces match the final cut of the show, as I haven t heard the very final version On this week s show, we re celebrating the tricentennial of Natchez, Mississippi. We ll visit our neighbors across the river and learn how residents are combining history and innovation to make Natchez a singular destination. Founded in 1716, the river city is home to an impressive array of antebellum mansions and national landmarks. We settle in at one of these estates, the Dunleith Historic Inn, where we re greeted by historian Terry Trovato, who gives us a tour of the storied mansion. Next, we hear from the ladies of the Natchez Garden Club, who since 1932 have been opening their private homes to visitors, sparking a passionate interest in historic preservation and creating a now legendary pilgrimage to Natchez. Then, we become acquainted with the new garde of Natchez. We meet Dub Rogers, who is transforming the city s coffee and live music scene through several businesses, including Steampunk Coffee Roasters and Smoot s Grocery. From there, we wander over to the Farmers Market, where a couple of the regulars drop in to deliver their fresh produce. We also speak with Chef Regina Charboneau, whose restaurant Kings Tavern is shaking up the food scene, serving something besides fried catfish. Then, we go next door to tour Charboneau Distillery, where we speak with Regina s husband and son, Doug and Jean Luc Charboneau. Finally, we pay a visit to Natchez Brewing, located in the heart of the city s downtown and run by husband and wife team Lisa and Patrick Miller. There, we taste some oustanding beers and learn how the Millers are making their mark as the smallest brewery in the state. We re on the road to Natchez on this week s Louisiana Eats

Jim Norris is a founding owner of 3 Kings Tavern and Mutiny Information Cafe. Today we chat with Jim about his numerous roles in the Denver music scene, his departure after 10 years at 3 Kings, the future for Mutiny and how easy it is to participate in the local music landscape! Music included in today's episode includes songs from Whiskey Kiss & White Fudge!

Sean White is a Chicago based comedian in town to experience all that is beautiful Denver. He joined Cory on the palatial pool side estate of James Draper, and talked about a handful of things, from awful tattoos to of course, Denver Colorado.   Want to see Sean tonight, July 18th? He'll be at 3 Kings Tavern for the Sexpot Comedy High Plains Premonition. With a handful of great denver comics, Sean is headlining with guest Rob Gleeson.

Are you brave enough to stay the night at the haunted Myrtles Plantation? I did. Join me as I talk about the exciting stops on my summer vacation through the south, here in the US. Other paranormal spots included the King's Tavern in Natchez, MS, Oak Alley Plantation, and the Lalaurie Mansion in New Orleans.    Call the show (775) 583-5563! Psst… Are you looking for the SpeakPipe link?     Visit BigSeance.com for more show notes!   In this episode:  A quick summary of this episode! :38  Leaving St. Louis for Lamberts Cafe in Sikeston, MO 1:54  Stayed the night at the Hilton Memphis (Sorry, Elvis) 2:49 We arrived in the beautiful and historic Natchez, MS. View the photos I took around the city in my Natchez album on Flickr. 3:14  King’s Tavern — Featured on Ghost Adventures in Season 7, episode 18 from 2013. Kings Tavern is the oldest standing building in the Mississippi Territory and Natchez and its history goes all the way back to 1769. 3:36  Plan B and stumbling into a beautiful surprise! 4:17  Dinner at the historic Bowie’s Tavern — We talked to some residents who recommended we have dinner at Bowie’s Tavern, which is on Broadway in Natchez. And they made a great choice for us. Good food and really nice people. The historic building overlooks the Mississippi river and was originally a cotton warehouse. They also proudly display a mahogany bar that was built around 1880. They also have lodging on the upper floor with a view of the river! 5:04  Spending the morning in the beautiful Natchez City Cemetery for some photography. Check out that photo album on Flickr. 6:03  The mysterious and unique grave of Florence Irene Ford (Sept 3, 1861 - Oct 30, 1871), who died of yellow fever at the age of 10. This grave was constructed with a set of open concrete stairs that descend next to what would be the head of Florence’s body, with the headstone above. Learn more about this grave at GhostInMySuitcase.com. 8:05  Before leaving Natchez, we toured the Monmouth Mansion (built in 1818) and the beautiful gardens and small cemetery that surrounds it. Check out my Monmouth Mansion photo album on Flickr. 10:03  The Myrtles Plantation (built circa. 1796) in St. Francisville, LA — If you are as big of a paranerd as I am, you’ve probably seen the Ghost Hunters investigation of Myrtles from way back in 2005, episode 1 of their 2nd season. You’ve also probably seen the The Ghost Adventures crew investigate the place just last year in season 9, episode 2. 10:46  The lovely Miss Hester 11:33  Some audio with a little bit of the atmosphere of the haunted Myrtles Plantation. 12:25  The Myrtles Plantation Tour 14:15  Some of the legends of the Myrtles Plantation 16:18  The Haunted Mirror 17:01  The ghost of Chloe — Probably the biggest legend of the Myrtles. Chloe was supposedly the slave closest to the Woodruff family, who purchased the home in 1820 and remodeled it. Was she Mr. Woodruff’s mistress? Did she poison Mrs. Woodruff, along with Cornelia and James, two of the children? Was one of her ears cut off? And was she hung from a nearby tree? 19:03  The nursery, or the “Ruffin Stirling Room”, which is where we stayed for the night. The two children, Cornelia and James Woodruff, were apparently taken to this room, where they later died. 21:26  Kate, Cleo, Voodoo, and other deaths at the Myrtles. 21:47  More about the “terrifying” bed shaking experiences that have been reported in the nursery/Ruffin Stirling Room. 22:34  Before bed we tried to reach out to any of the spirits of the Myrtles by conducting an EVP, Spirit Box, and Ouija session in the nursery. 23:06  Who changed the track on my recorder while we were sleeping? 26:23  More audio of me touring the grounds of the Myrtles, including the pond and cabins around the back of the property. 28:26  View my Myrtles Plantation photo album on Flickr.  Our visit to Grace Cemetery and the Grace Episcopal Church in St. Francisville, LA. You can find the Grace Cemetery photo album on Flickr. 30:18  The beautiful and reportedly haunted Oak Alley Plantation in Vacherie, LA. It’s one of the more popular plantations. In fact, you’ve probably seen it in photos or even as the Hollywood backdrop of a movie or two. It was featured in Season 4, episode 19 of Ghost Hunters in 2008. The rows of 300 year old oak trees are breath taking. Check out my Oak Alley Plantation album on Flickr. 32:36  Heading to New Orleans and the overwhelming heaviness or anxiety that I was feeling. 33:45  Our stay at the Hotel St. Marie in the French Quarter, and its connection to American Horror Story: Coven. 34:25  Bourbon Street 35:15  Our spectacular dinner and experience at the Oceana Grill 35:30  Incense, sage, tarot cards, and my mom’s visit to the Voodoo shops (Marie Laveau’s House of Voodoo and Reverend Zombie’s House of Voodoo)! 35:43  Cafe Beignet for lunch 36:20  Dinner and my delicious Po’boy at the Vacherie Restaurant at the Hotel St. Marie. 36:32  On the way out the French Quarter, mom dropped me off at the Lalaurie Mansion. Hopefully you remember my interview with Victoria Cosner Love, who authored the book on Madame Delphine Lalaurie, the real life murderess portrayed in American Horror Story: Coven. If not, you can check out episode 7 of the podcast from August 6, 2014. 36:47  Metairie Cemetery in New Orleans. Those photos can be found in an album on Flickr. 37:35  What’s the opposite of the French Quarter in New Orleans? Long Beach, MS, which was the last leg of our trip. Long Beach is not far from Gulf Port, MS. We stayed at the Holiday Inn Express for a few nights. 38:28  On our first night we had dinner at Shaggy’s right on the beach near Gulfport. 39:26  The White Cap Seafood Restaurant in Gulfport. 39:41  The Papa Johns delivery guy in Long Beach is a fellow podcast nerd! 39:49    Shout Outs! Thanks, StevenXm and American Ghoul for your iTunes reviews, and Tracy for the spooctacular photo and the e-mail! 40:47  What’s coming up next week? 42:30  This week’s blooper — a visit from my four-legged son Meril, who was apparently very thirsty! 44:32     Don’t forget to tweet me @BigSeance!    Record your voice feedback directly from your device on my SpeakPipe page! Call the show at (775) 583-5563 (or 7755-TELL-ME). I would love to include your voice feedback in a future show. Visit BigSéance.com for more information.   Please help The Big Séance Podcast by subscribing, rating, and reviewing the show on iTunes or Stitcher! Also, check out BigSéance.com!       

KEIRSTON WHITE is this week's guest. She can currently be seen on tour with John Moreland. We meet up with the singer songwriter to talk about her early musical origins, how she was an annoying little sister who learned to play and sing from her older brother, Bryon White from The Damn Quails. We also talk about how she found her voice, Stagefright, her friendship with John Moreland and her family connection to Roger Miller. She also maybe sings a little bit of Sublime in this week's audio adventure! Recorded backstage at 3 Kings Tavern in Denver, Colorado.

Today we join three of the members of Native Daughters in an underground bunker inside the 3 Kings Tavern in Denver, Colorado. We talk with Tom Chagolla, Eddie Maestas-Vigil and Justin Hackl to talk about their early obsessions in music, their life in the Colorado music scene, the end of Mustangs and Madras and the world of Native Daughters! All this and more!!