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A live show from the Dead of Winter event on Saturday, February 9th, 2019 at the Mysterious Mineral Springs in Alton, IL. Stay tuned for Season 3, based on Troy's book Murdered In Their Beds, launching on February 26th, 2019. Leave us a review on iTunes by clicking this link! Sign up to be notified of new episodes at AmericanHauntingsPodcast.com Podcast Listeners- Use the offer code "PODCAST" and receive 10% off of the updated edition of Troy's BRAND NEW book- SUFFER THE CHILDREN, as well as [Haunted St. Louis] 8 This episode was written by Troy Taylor and produced and edited by Cody Beck. Find us at AmericanHauntingsPodcast.com Theme music by Charlie Brockus

In this bonus episode, we discuss our favorite horror movies from 2000 - present. Here's a link to a spreadsheet of the movies mentioned with more info! Find more movie reviews from CinemaBlend here. Stay tuned for Season 3, based on Troy's book Murdered In Their Beds, launching on February 26th, 2019. Leave us a review on iTunes by clicking this link! Sign up to be notified of new episodes at AmericanHauntingsPodcast.com Podcast Listeners- Use the offer code "PODCAST" and receive 10% off of the updated edition of Troy's BRAND NEW book- SUFFER THE CHILDREN, as well as [Haunted St. Louis] 8 This episode was written by Troy Taylor and produced and edited by Cody Beck. Find us at AmericanHauntingsPodcast.com Theme music by Charlie Brockus

Episode 35 concludes both our series on the St. Louis Exorcism, as well as Season Two of the podcast. Season 3 will begin in February 2019. Leave us a review on iTunes by clicking this link! Sign up to be notified of new episodes at AmericanHauntingsPodcast.com Podcast Listeners- Use the offer code "PODCAST" and receive 10% off of the updated edition of Troy's BRAND NEW book- SUFFER THE CHILDREN, as well as [Haunted St. Louis] 8 This episode was written by Troy Taylor and produced and edited by Cody Beck. Find us at AmericanHauntingsPodcast.com Find Cody on Twitter and Instagram at @CodyBeckSTL and at CodyBeck.com Find Troy at AmericanHauntings.net or on Facebook at Facebook/AuthorTT Introduction music was written and recorded by Charlie Brockus at Light House Sounds Studios in Alton, Illinois. Find them at LightHouseSounds.com Monologue & Intro music: Artist: Borrtex Songs: Faith, Peaceful Mind, Silence, Light, Sun

Episode 34 concludes the exorcism portion of the infamous St. Louis Exorcism, which inspired books, documentaries and a legendary horror film by the same name. Episode 35 will discuss the aftermath of the exorcism on society and culture. Leave us a review on iTunes by clicking this link! Sign up to be notified of new episodes at AmericanHauntingsPodcast.com Podcast Listeners- Use the offer code "PODCAST" and receive 10% off of the updated edition of Troy's BRAND NEW book- SUFFER THE CHILDREN, as well as [Haunted St. Louis] 8 This episode was written by Troy Taylor and produced and edited by Cody Beck. Find us at AmericanHauntingsPodcast.com Find Cody on Twitter and Instagram at @CodyBeckSTL and at CodyBeck.com Find Troy at AmericanHauntings.net or on Facebook at Facebook/AuthorTT Introduction music was written and recorded by Charlie Brockus at Light House Sounds Studios in Alton, Illinois. Find them at LightHouseSounds.com Monologue & Intro music: Artist: Damiano Baldoni Songs: Excidentis foliae, Blue Night, Red Rose, the one who spread the sadness, the heaven is far, Artist: Borrtex Songs: 71017, Silence

Episode 33 wraps up the final parts of the actual exorcism portion of the infamous St. Louis Exorcism, which inspired books, documentaries and a legendary horror film by the same name. Leave us a review on iTunes by clicking this link! Sign up to be notified of new episodes at AmericanHauntingsPodcast.com Podcast Listeners- Use the offer code "PODCAST" and receive 10% off of the updated edition of Troy's BRAND NEW book- SUFFER THE CHILDREN, as well as [Haunted St. Louis] 8 This episode was written by Troy Taylor and produced and edited by Cody Beck. Find us at AmericanHauntingsPodcast.com Find Cody on Twitter and Instagram at @CodyBeckSTL and at CodyBeck.com Find Troy at AmericanHauntings.net or on Facebook at Facebook/AuthorTT Introduction music was written and recorded by Charlie Brockus at Light House Sounds Studios in Alton, Illinois. Find them at LightHouseSounds.com Monologue & Intro music: Artist: Darren Curtis Song: Come Out And Play Artist: myuu Songs: Piano Scary Music Background, Rising Walls, Edge of Life, Bad Encounter Artist: Borrtex Song: Hope // Music Info: Sad Emotional Piano - AShamaluevMusic Music Link: https://youtu.be/Whse3rKLRC0 Music Info: Cinematic Piano by AShamaluevMusic Music Link: https://youtu.be/6Sq5Y2HzF1c Music Provided By: Mediacharger: https://www.youtube.com/user/MediaCha Music Created By : EricMMusic Song Title: The Dusty Attic License: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

Episode 32 tackles the actual exorcism portion of the infamous St. Louis Exorcism, which inspired books, documentaries and a legendary horror film by the same name. Leave us a review on iTunes by clicking this link! Sign up to be notified of new episodes at AmericanHauntingsPodcast.com Podcast Listeners- Use the offer code "PODCAST" and receive 10% off of the updated edition of Troy's BRAND NEW book- SUFFER THE CHILDREN, as well as [Haunted St. Louis] 8 This episode was written by Troy Taylor and produced and edited by Cody Beck. Find us at AmericanHauntingsPodcast.com Find Cody on Twitter and Instagram at @CodyBeckSTL and at CodyBeck.com Find Troy at AmericanHauntings.net or on Facebook at Facebook/AuthorTT Introduction music was written and recorded by Charlie Brockus at Light House Sounds Studios in Alton, Illinois. Find them at LightHouseSounds.com Monologue & Intro music: Artist: myuu Songs: Bittersweet, Dont Die On Me, Countdown Artist: Borrtex Songs: Faith, Choice, Silence

Before we get to The St. Louis Exorcism pt 3, we'd like to share another famous exorcism story and ALSO give you a sampler of the kind of bonus content you can find on our Patreon feed! This week, Troy discusses another famous exorcism that also inspired the famous novel and horror film- The Exorcism of Emma Schmidt. We'll be back again next week for The St. Louis Exorcism pt 3. If you like what you hear and would like to hear more, you can sign up for our Patreon episodes at patreon.com/AmericanHauntings

In this episode, Troy and Cody discuss their all-time favorite Ghost Movies. Sign up to be notified of new episodes at AmericanHauntingsPodcast.com Podcast Listeners- Use the offer code "PODCAST" and receive 10% off of the updated edition of Troy's BRAND NEW book- SUFFER THE CHILDREN, as well as [Haunted St. Louis] 8 Also, check out the brand new book from Kaylan Schardan- HAUNTED CARLINVILLE This episode was written by Troy Taylor and produced and edited by Cody Beck. Find us at AmericanHauntingsPodcast.com Find Cody on Twitter and Instagram at @CodyBeckSTL and at CodyBeck.com Find Troy at AmericanHauntings.net or on Facebook at Facebook/AuthorTT Introduction music was written and recorded by Charlie Brockus at Light House Sounds Studios in Alton, Illinois. Find them at LightHouseSounds.com

Sign up to be notified of new episodes at AmericanHauntingsPodcast.com Podcast Listeners- Use the offer code "PODCAST" and receive 10% off of the updated edition of Troy's BRAND NEW book- SUFFER THE CHILDREN, as well as [Haunted St. Louis] 8 Also, check out the brand new book from Kaylan Schardan- HAUNTED CARLINVILLE This episode was written by Troy Taylor and produced and edited by Cody Beck. Find us at AmericanHauntingsPodcast.com Find Cody on Twitter and Instagram at @CodyBeckSTL and at CodyBeck.com Find Troy at AmericanHauntings.net or on Facebook at Facebook/AuthorTT Introduction music was written and recorded by Charlie Brockus at Light House Sounds Studios in Alton, Illinois. Find them at LightHouseSounds.com Monologue & Intro music: Artist: Darren Curtis Website: www.darrencurtismusic.com Artist: Mattia Cupelli Website: www.mattiacupelli.com Artist: Bensound Website: www.bensound.com Artist: Wayve Song: Sad Piano Music - Fragile Song: Sad Piano Music - Searching Artist(s): Unknown Song: Sad Music - Violin Song: New Land

Episode 29 begins our discussion on the infamous St. Louis Exorcism, which inspired books, documentaries and a legendary horror film by the same name. Podcast Listeners- Use the offer code "PODCAST" and receive 10% off of the updated edition of Troy's BRAND NEW book- SUFFER THE CHILDREN, as well as [Haunted St. Louis] 8. Also, check out the brand new book from Kaylan Schardan- HAUNTED CARLINVILLE This episode was written by Troy Taylor and produced and edited by Cody Beck. Find us at AmericanHauntingsPodcast.com. Find Cody on Twitter and Instagram at @CodyBeckSTL and at CodyBeck.com. Find Troy at AmericanHauntings.net or on Facebook at Facebook/AuthorTT. Introduction music was written and recorded by Charlie Brockus at Light House Sounds Studios in Alton, Illinois. Find them at LightHouseSounds.com. Sign up to be notified of new episodes at AmericanHauntingsPodcast.com. Monologue & Intro music: Artist: Myuu Artist: Darren Curtis

Episode 28 discusses 3 more haunted houses in St. Louis, including the Blair-Hughes Mansion, the Bissell Mansion, and the Gehm House. Podcast Listeners- Use the offer code "PODCAST" and receive 10% off of the updated edition of Troy's BRAND NEW book- SUFFER THE CHILDREN, as well as [Haunted St. Louis] 8. Also, check out the brand new book from Kaylan Schardan- HAUNTED CARLINVILLE This episode was written by Troy Taylor and produced and edited by Cody Beck. Find us at AmericanHauntingsPodcast.com. Find Cody on Twitter and Instagram at @CodyBeckSTL and at CodyBeck.com. Find Troy at AmericanHauntings.net or on Facebook at Facebook/AuthorTT. Introduction music was written and recorded by Charlie Brockus at Light House Sounds Studios in Alton, Illinois. Find them at LightHouseSounds.com. Sign up to be notified of new episodes at AmericanHauntingsPodcast.com. Monologue & Intro music: Artist: Royalty Free Jazz/Swing Music Artist: Kai Engel Album: Better Way Song: Realness Song: Oecumene Sleeps Album: Caeli Song: modum Album: Idea Song: Sunset Artist: Julie Maxwell Album: My Kingdom's Chorus Song: Waste of a Sunset Song: Cerberus Fossae Artist: Peter Rudenko Album: 15 Etudes Song: Night Palette Reprise

Episode 27 discusses 3 of the most infamous haunted houses in St. Louis, including the home of Henrietta Bamberger, Hortense Place or "The Castle", and the Whittemore House of Washington University. Podcast Listeners- Use the offer code "PODCAST" and receive 10% off of the updated edition of Troy's BRAND NEW book- SUFFER THE CHILDREN, as well as [Haunted St. Louis] 8. This episode was written by Troy Taylor and produced and edited by Cody Beck. Find us at AmericanHauntingsPodcast.com. Find Cody on Twitter and Instagram at @CodyBeckSTL and at CodyBeck.com. Find Troy at AmericanHauntings.net or on Facebook at Facebook/AuthorTT. Introduction music was written and recorded by Charlie Brockus at Light House Sounds Studios in Alton, Illinois. Find them at LightHouseSounds.com. Sign up to be notified of new episodes at AmericanHauntingsPodcast.com. Monologue & Intro music: Artist: Dee Yan-Key Album: Fast Swing Reloaded Song: The Boss Artist: Borrtex Album: Peaceful Mind Song: Peaceful Mind Album: 71017 Song: 71017 Album: Snowflake Song: Snowflake

Industry Leaders from the world of Beauty & Fashion providing thought provoking insights from Inspiring minds. Guests are interviewed on their experiences in both Fashion and Beauty and offer the Beauty Fashion and War audience guidance, wisdom and candor. EP 33: Victoria Hunter (the Thunder from Down Under) and Larry Raspanti, deliver a profound talk on what it takes to run a successful Hair Salon in the Jungle known as New York City. Equipped with over 40 years of combined expertise, these 2 Entrepreneurs share their Social Media Strategies and how Bob Marley was a True Rasta-Man! What does it take to make a positive impact in the world of Beauty and Fashion? Join us as Victoria Hunter and Larry Raspanti shares their Entrepreneurial mindset and an inside glance at their journey to becoming successful Entrepreneurs in the world of Beauty, Fashion and War! [shadowbox] It’s my pleasure to introduce 2 seasoned professionals in the world of Hair Styling, Color, Hair Painting and Entrepreneurship. Their New York City based Salon, ‘The Whittemore-House’ has been featured in almost every major metropolitan magazine to include Time, NY Daily News, Elle, Salon Today, Allure and GQ to name a few. [/shadowbox] Victoria Hunter - Bio Victoria Hunter approaches hair color with the discerning eye of a fine artist. As a pioneer of the “hair painting” genre, Hunter studies every head of hair like a 3 Dimensional canvas – intuitively deciding where to place the perfect pop of auburn or unexpected streak of dusty lavender. While in Hunter’s chair, no creative vision is off limits; over the course of her career, she has made a name for herself as the gold standard of hair color for countless models, cool girls, editors, stylists and celebrities and has become the go-to colorist for famed stylist Guido Palau. A native of Queensland, Australia, Hunter honed her skills in Melbourne, London and Hong Kong before arriving in New York to serve as the color director of Bumble and bumble. In 2007, she achieved widespread recognition for her innovative hair painting method as the first ever recipient of the Hair and Beauty Award at the Colour Secrets Gala in Frankfurt. Two years later, Hunter left Bumble and bumble to open Whittemore House Salon with partner Larry Raspanti. Located in the bucolic setting of a tree-lined street in the West Village, Whittemore House Salon serves as a hub for in-the-know New Yorkers (and beyond). On an average day at Whittemore, one might witness Hunter creating an army of muted pastel wigs for the recent Marc Jacobs Fall 2014 fashion show while simultaneously transforming the model of the moment. Over the course of her career, Hunter has collaborated with some of the most iconic photographers of our time, including Steven Klein, Steven Meisel, Ellen von Unwerth, Mert and Marcus, Inez and Vinoodh, David LaChapelle, and David Sims. Her work has been featured in countless editorials, including American Vogue, Italian Vogue, Numero, ELLE, W, i-D and Interview magazines, to name a few. As one of the most in-demand visionaries in the fashion industry, she has created looks for a laundry list of iconic advertising campaigns, from Dolce & Gabbana to Lanvin to Alexander McQueen. Most recently, Hunter’s work can be seen in campaigns for Prada, Lanvin, Christian Dior, Louis Vuitton and Marc Jacobs. This past spring, she teamed up with Steven Meisel to create three cover stories for Italian Vogue. Hunter maintains an ardent passion for her signature hair painting method and continues to lead master classes on the technique around the world, including her main hub of Whittemore House Salon in New York. She believes there is no one “rule” to creating the perfect color, and instead works with stylists to develop an eye for color and tone, texture and style. As a result, the signature of Whittemore House—and of Hunter—is a bespoke look that is at once as effortless and seamless as it is unique. Larry Raspanti - Bio Larry Raspanti has always questioned traditional assumptions about hair and the application of color, which led him to the art of hair painting. Over the years, Larry has developed this modern way of coloring hair, bringing it from its infancy to the elevated craft it is today. He is an authority on men’s fashion and grooming, and is often backstage at fashion events and runways shows. As a result Larry has traveled the world extensively. He approaches hair with the perspective of an architect, deconstructing its three dimensionality, which he expresses both in cut and color. His inherent design capabilities have influenced his highly intuitive cutting techniques. A natural entrepreneur, he opened Whittemore House with Victoria Hunter in 2009. Must Read’s: The Alchemist   Look Inside on Amazon - Click Here Description: "My heart is afraid that it will have to suffer," the boy told the alchemist one night as they looked up at the moonless sky." Tell your heart that the fear of suffering is worse than the suffering itself. And that no heart has ever suffered when it goes in search of its dreams." The Alchemist is the magical story of Santiago, an Andalusian shepherd boy who yearns to travel in search of a worldly treasure as extravagant as any ever found. 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