The Disturbed Southern Belle and Gentleman

Haunted United States: America's Heartbreaking History

Join us as we discuss some of the most haunted places in the United States. From the spirit named Rue at the Heceta Lighthouse to the Wolf Creek Inn and its numerous ghostly residents which even included famed author, Jack London.  We will also discuss the sad history surrounding the Pennhurst State School and the lawsuit that happened due to the inhumane treatment of its residents. 

Cryptid Chronicles: Georgia's Altamaha and Hawaii's Mystical Legends

Join us in this intriguing episode as we unravel the mysteries of cryptids from Georgia and Hawaii. Our journey begins with Georgia's own legendary creature, the Altamaha, described as a massive serpent-like beast that roams the waters near Darien. Its tales, steeped in Muscogee folklore, have been captivating locals and visitors since the 1800s.
Next, we explore the awe-inspiring Thunderbird, a mythical bird from Native American legends known for its immense strength and striking presence. Its stories are filled with epic battles and fascinating encounters, including a legendary duel with a killer whale.
Finally, we travel to the lush landscapes of Hawaii to uncover the tales of the Mananu, a mysterious community of small-statured individuals reputed to live in the hidden valleys, and the enigmatic Kamapua'a, a shape-shifting demigod with an intriguing love-hate relationship with the volcano goddess.
Whether you're a longstanding believer or a curious skeptic, this episode promises to spark intrigue and wonder about the cryptic and mystical world that lies beneath our feet.

Haunted Tales from the Southern Belle and Gentleman

Join the Disturbed Southern Belle and the Gentleman as they continue their exploration of America's haunted locations. This episode takes you on a spine-chilling journey through some of the most mysterious and eerie spots in the United States.The adventure begins in North Carolina at the Grove Park Inn, home to the gentle Pink Lady ghost, and moves on to the haunted Dunhill Hotel in Charlotte. Listeners will hear about unexplained phenomena at Riverside Cemetery in North Dakota and ghostly encounters at the historic Sand Haven Sanatorium.The episode also delves into Ohio's ghostly lore, featuring the spectral motorcyclist known as the Elmore Ghost Rider and the ghostly happenings at Fairport Harbor Marine Museum. Finally, tales from Oklahoma's haunted Stone Lion Inn and the tragic story of Dead Woman's Crossing will leave you both fascinated and unnerved.Prepare to be intrigued and disturbed as the hosts unravel the histories and mysteries behind these haunted places. Don't miss out on this spooky journey!

Mysterious Melonheads and Spectral Sightings

In this chilling episode, we continue our journey through cryptid folklore by exploring creatures from different states, starting with Connecticut. Here, we unveil the mystery of the Melonheads, pale figures with bulbous heads known for their volatile behavior in the woods of Fairfield County. Are they descendants of inbred humans or victims of cruel experiments? Theories abound as sightings continue to persist.
Next, we delve into the legend of the Black Dog of Hanging Hills in Connecticut, a spectral creature with haunting eyes and a chilling three-tiered curse. This tale ties into similar supernatural stories across the world, evoking fear of the darkness and unknown.
Moving to Delaware, we discuss the Pukwudgie, a mischievous humanoid from Native American folklore known for its shape-shifting abilities. We also explore the curious case of the Lois Merman, a mysterious mummified creature on display at a local museum.
Finally, in Florida, brace yourself for stories of the Wampus Cat and the terrifying Mahamba, a gigantic crocodile-like creature lurking in the swamps. These cryptids capture imaginations and fears, blending myth with possible reality. Join us as we uncover the truths and explore the artistic, cultural, and perhaps even supernatural roots of these stories.

Ghostly Tales from America's Haunted Corners

In this spine-chilling episode, join the Disturbed Southern Belle and the Gentleman as they continue their journey through some of the most haunted places in the United States. This week's eerie encounters begin in Durham, New Hampshire, at the Three Chimneys Inn, reputedly the oldest home in Durham, built in 1649. Here, tales of a spectral presence, believed to be the spirit of Hannah Hill, bring chilling shivers to the spine.
Next, they venture into Blood Cemetery in Hollis, New Hampshire. Amid strange gravestone phenomena once linked to Abel Blood's grave, this eerie place sparks both fear and curiosity.
The journey doesn't stop there. Experience the spine-tingling tales of Shippen Manor in Oxford, New Jersey, where bizarre sightings include apparitions from the Revolutionary era and the unexplained sounds of ghostly whispers.
In New Jersey, explore the legends surrounding the Absecon Lighthouse, a purported hotspot for supernatural activity tied to tragic shipwrecks and mysterious footsteps echoing in the night.
Travel further to the bustling Kimo Theater in Albuquerque, New Mexico, where the spirit of a mischievous poltergeist child threatens to disrupt performances, prompting actors to offer small gifts in a bid for peace.
Finally, find yourself in the historic St. James Hotel in Cimarron, New Mexico, infused with a tumultuous past involving infamous outlaws and an impressive tally of ghostly inhabitants.

"Cryptids Uncovered: Cactus Cats, Nightcrawlers, and the Vampire of Lafayette"

Join the Gentleman and the Disturbed Southern Belle as they embark on a thrilling journey into the world of cryptids in this captivating episode. Explore the mysterious tales of three unusual creatures, starting with the Cactus Cat from the American Southwest. Known for its thorn-like fur and peculiar habits, this legendary being fascinates with stories of intoxicated antics and eerie desert wails.
Next, delve into the enigma of the Fresno Nightcrawler, a unique cryptid captured on video in California. With an appearance as bizarre as its sightings, discover the curious details of its leg-dominated physique and puzzling footage.
Finally, unravel the chilling tale of the Vampire of Lafayette. From a Transylvanian immigrant's grave emerges eerie rumors, blending history with gothic folklore. Explore the mysteries surrounding his resting place and the ethereal presence said to haunt the area.Don't miss out on this intriguing exploration of cryptid legends, each laced with intriguing twists and a hint of humor. Enjoy the adventure, and remember to stay disturbed!

Haunting Tales from America's Heartland

Join us this week as we delve into some of the most intriguing haunted locations across the United States. We're wrapping up the M states with tales from Mississippi, where the sorrowful story of a haunted statue in Kosciuszko's City Cemetery awaits. Discover the weeping likeness of Laura Kelly and the folklore surrounding her eternal gaze.Venture further as we explore the Chapel of the Cross Cemetery in Madison, Mississippi, where the tragic love story of Henry Gray Vick and his perpetually mourning fiancé, Helene Johnstone, unfolds, adding an eerie touch to this resting place.Moving on to Nebraska, we uncover the chilling legends of Hummel Park in Omaha, with its mysterious staircases and chilling paranormal phenomena, and the Seven Sisters Road, shrouded in a dark tale of sibling tragedy.Finally, we journey to Nevada, exploring the spectral presence at Fox Ridge Park and the haunting echoes found within the Liberace Museum in Las Vegas, where the spirit of Liberace himself is said to linger.Prepare yourself for a journey filled with hauntings and legends, as we traverse these eerie paths from Mississippi to Nevada.

Unveiling the Mysteries: Bigfoot Encounters in Arizona and Arkansas

In this intriguing episode, join us as we delve into the enigmatic world of Bigfoot-type creatures hailing from the states of Arizona and Arkansas. The uncanny similarities between these legendary beings will make you question the truth behind the legends.
First, we venture into Arizona to explore stories of the Mogollon Monster, also known as the Arizona Bigfoot. Characterized by its intimidating height and ominous red eyes, this creature is notorious for its unpleasant smell and unusual traits. With alleged nocturnal habits and mimicking abilities, it has long fueled local myths and mysteries.
Next, we travel to Arkansas, where we discuss the notorious Folk Monster, or Boggy Creek Monster. From its menacing appearance to its intense scream-like howl, this beast is infamous for its purported attacks on residents in the 1970s, which even inspired a successful horror docudrama film.
Join us as we analyze these fascinating stories and ponder the possibility of their existence. With numerous sightings and chilling details, are these just myths, or could there be some truth lurking in the shadows of the forests and swamps?