The Disturbed Southern Belle and Gentleman

Haunted America: Legends of the Supernatural

Welcome back to our podcast with the Disturbed Southern Belle and the Gentleman. This week, we delve into the chilling tales of haunted places across the United States, beginning with the eerie Kasha House of Kamuki in Hawaii. This house is said to be haunted by a mysterious creature from Japanese folklore known as the Kasha, a shape-shifting entity that preys on human flesh. Listen as we recount spine-tingling stories from this infamous location, including terrifying encounters and strange occurrences reported by both locals and law enforcement.Next, we journey to Idaho, exploring the Old Idaho Penitentiary, a site with a dark history and numerous reports of paranormal activity. Volunteers and visitors have experienced unexplained phenomena, including ghostly touches and flickering lights, adding to the prison's haunted reputation.Finally, we uncover the history and hauntings of Chicago's Hull House in Illinois. Established in 1889, this settlement house has been the center of ghostly tales and strange occurrences, including the notorious legend of the Devil Baby. Discover how Hull House became a beacon for the supernatural and the stories that continue to captivate the imagination.Join us as we continue to explore more haunted locations in the U.S. in our next episode. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and follow, and remember to stay disturbed.

Ghostly Tales from the South: Haunted Hotels, Theaters, and More

Join us in this week's episode of the Disturbed Southern Belle and the Gentleman podcast as we explore some of the most haunted locations in the United States, starting with Florida's Don CeSar Hotel. Discover the tragic love story of Thomas Rowe and Lucinda, whose spirits are said to roam the pink palace he built in her memory.Next, we visit the Leaf Theater in Quincy, Florida, where ghostly experiences have been reported for over 25 years. Listen to tales of mysterious voices and sightings, including that of a former projectionist who lingers in the theater.We then journey to Georgia, uncovering the chilling history of Igbo Landing on St. Simons Island, where a group of Igbo people chose death over enslavement. Feel the sorrow of this site, believed to be haunted by their lost spirits.Finally, we delve into the eerie past of the Moon River Brewing Company in Savannah, Georgia. Once a hotel and hospital during yellow fever outbreaks, this building hosts a myriad of spirits, from a violent ghost named James Stark to a mysterious woman in white. Experience the unsettling presence of these restless souls as we recount their stories.Don't miss this captivating episode filled with spine-tingling tales and historical hauntings. Remember to like, follow, and subscribe to stay disturbed!

Ghostly Legends: Unraveling America's Most Haunted Locations - Part 2

Welcome back to our spine-chilling podcast with the Disturbed Southern Belle and the Gentleman! In this episode, we continue our eerie journey through America's most haunted places. We kick off with the infamous Alcatraz Island in California, where ghostly tales of crying women and phantom gunshots haunt the historic prison's corridors.
Next, we delve into the spectral stories of Hotel Jerome in Colorado, where the ghost of a young boy is said to wander the halls, and a maid's tragic tale of jealousy and pneumonia leaves a chilling mark.
Our journey then takes us to Connecticut, exploring the eerie Dudley Town and Union Cemetery, home to the mysterious White Lady and the sinister Red Eyes.
We also visit the haunted halls of the White House in Washington, D.C., where spirits of past presidents and first ladies linger. Finally, we explore the unique Octagon House, wrapped in tales of love, tragedy, and fragrant ghostly presences.
Join us as we uncover these haunted legends and don't forget to like, follow, and subscribe. Stay disturbed!

Cryptid Chronicles: Two-Face Terrors and Water Wonders

Welcome back to our podcast! Join us as we dive into the mysterious world of cryptids, starting with the eerie tale of the Two-Face. Known across various Native American tribes, this creature is both fascinating and fearsome, with a normal face on one side and a grotesque, demonic one on the other. Discover the chilling legend of the hero twins who rose against it, becoming celebrated heroes.
Next, explore the enigmatic Great Horned Serpent, a revered deity among tribes like the Cherokee and Creek, known for its association with natural elements such as lightning and water. Then, learn about the Amarok, a lone hunting wolf inspired by the real-life dire wolf, and the formidable Mishu Peshu, a powerful water spirit with features of both feline and reptilian creatures.
We also delve into the haunting lore of the Water Babies, spirits that inhabit bodies of water, serving as omens of impending disaster. Reflect on how these tales and legends have spread and influenced cultures worldwide, connecting people through shared stories and beliefs.
Stay tuned for our next episode, where we'll explore haunted places across the U.S., starting with the C states like Connecticut and California. Don't forget to like, follow, and subscribe. Stay disturbed!

Haunting Tales from America's Most Haunted Places: State by State

Join the Disturbed Southern Belle and the Gentleman as they embark on a spine-chilling journey across the United States, uncovering ghostly tales from some of the nation's most haunted locales. In this episode, they explore eerie legends from the "A" states, including Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas, and Alaska.Delve into the tragic story of Charles Boyington in Alabama, whose innocence is symbolized by a mysterious oak tree, and the haunting visage of Henry Wells at the Pickens County Courthouse. In Alaska, discover the ghostly encounters at the Alaskan Hotel and Bar, where unexplained bloodstains and eerie sensations keep visitors on edge.Travel to Arizona's infamous Birdcage Theater, where the spirit of a vengeful Painted Lady still lingers, and unravel the mystery of the Copper Queen Hotel's alluring ghost, Julia Lau. Finally, in Arkansas, uncover the enigma of the Gurdon Light and the chilling tales of Eureka Springs' Crescent Hotel, often hailed as the most haunted hotel in America.Don't miss this thrilling exploration of America's haunted history, and remember to like, follow, and subscribe to stay disturbed!

Most Creepy Russian Folklore

Join us as we discuss some of the most haunted places in Russia, as well some of the most disturbing folklore. 

Native American Folklore.

Join us as we discuss some of the more disturbing and twisted Native American Folklore and Cryptids. 

What it was like being a Spartan.

Join us as we discuss the Spartan Empire and what it was like to live during that time.