Cemetery Row

As Pride month continues, the girls cover three gay Hollywood icons: Innovative director Dorothy Arzner, Hollywood pimp Scotty Bowers and "Latin lover" Ramon Navarro.

Happy Pride Month! In this episode, we explore the lives of activist Sarah Hegazi, playwright and activist Larry Kramer, and legendary entertainer Wayland Flowers (and, of course, Madame).

The Cemetery Row ladies cover three different outlaws.

Touchdown! Home run! This week the Cemetery Row girls cover athletes. Sheena covers wrestler/actor/evangelist Max Palmer and slain baseball star Dolly Stark. Lori covers Kentucky Derby winner Exterminator and jockey Isaac Murphy and Hannah covers cycling legend Marshall Walter "Major" Taylor.

Only the Cemetery Row gals can bring murder and the occult into an episode about artists: Lori discusses artist (and murderer) Richard Dadd, Hannah covers occultist and artist Austin Spare and Sheena covers modernist jeweler Art Smith.

This week’s episode is all about life-saving discoveries and amazing survival stories. Hannah covers Phineas Gage’s survival story, Lori discusses the discovery of insulin and Sheena covers the story of Christene and Nick Skubish.

The girls cover spooky stories in this week’s episode. Sheena covers Earnestine & Hazel’s, a haunted dive bar in Memphis; Lori covers the murder and ghosts of Goat Castle; and Hannah covers the Iguala mass kidnapping.

In celebration of Trans Day of Visibility, this week’s episode honors trans and non-binary people. Hannah covers Brandon Teena who inspired the film “Boys Don’t Cry,” Lori discusses Robert Eads and his fight for healthcare, and Sheena tells the story of soul singer Jackie Shane. TW: The following episode may contain discussion that some listeners may find difficult regarding violence, suicide and...

Animals who mourned their beloved humans are the topic of this week's Cemetery Row. Lori covers conservationist Lawrence Anthony and the elephants he saved, Hannah covers Koko the gorilla, and Sheena covers the high-flying, fashionable feline Mademoiselle Fifi and her human, aviator John Moisant.

This week’s episode is all about love… or the lack thereof. Sheena covers the tragic teenage love story of Alice and Freda, Lori covers the murder of Steve Brown in a small Mississippi town, and Hannah discusses the Megan Meier/MySpace catfishing case.

It’s Black History Month! In this episode, Sheena covers the South’s first black millionaire, Robert Church; Lori discusses aviator Bessie Coleman; and Hannah covers journalist and activist Ida B. Wells.

This week the Cemetery Row team covers Native Americans and their burial grounds. Lori covers Slack Farm and Geronimo, Hannah covers Alexander Robinson and the Robinson family burial grounds, and Sheena covers Yamacraw Chief Tomochichi.

This week the ladies cover deaths that occurred on film sets. Hannah covers the “Twilight Zone” movie tragedy, Lori discusses “The Crow” and Brandon Lee, and Sheena covers the “Midnight Rider” film and Sarah Jones.

Holiday-related murders and mysteries are the themes for this week’s episode. Sheena covers a forgotten Memphis murder and standoff, Lori covers the mysterious disappearance of Dorothy Arnold, and Hannah covers the Sodder children mystery.

Shipwrecks ahoy! On this week’s Cemetery Row, Sheena covers the Sultana explosion, Hannah discusses the Eastland disaster and Lori covers the USS Indianapolis.

In today’s episode, the Cemetery Row girls cover monuments that list the cause of death. From wrestlers to elephants to chemical lab explosions, this episode has it all!

Spooky stories continue on this week’s Cemetery Row! Hannah covers the Chicago Ripper Crew, Sheena discusses the Woolfolk family murders and Lori discusses the Pollock twins and reincarnation.

Happy Halloween! The Cemetery Row gals cover three scary stories, just in time for Halloween. Sheena covers the haunted Waverley Plantation, Hannah covers the case that inspired “Candyman,” and Lori discusses the real-life “Jaws.”

The Cemetery Row ladies cover Indigenous Women in today’s episode, in honor of Indigenous Peoples Day. Lori shares the story of the Lost Bird of Wounded Knee, Hannah discusses missing and murdered Indigenous women, and Sheena talks about Cherokee negotiator Nanye’hi.

Murder victims whose identities are, or were, unknown, are the topic of this week’s Cemetery Row. Hannah covers Precious Doe (Erica Green), Sheena discusses Lincoln County Jane Doe and Mollie and Pap Doe, and Lori investigates the Olive Branch Jane Doe. Note: This episode was recorded before Jelani Day’s body was found. We send our love and condolences to his friends and family.

Oh hi, Baby Bat! In this special episode of Cemetery Row, the ladies interview Dusty Gannon - better known as "Goth Dad" on TikTok, front man for Vision Video, war veteran and firefighter/EMT. The discussion ranges from his take on death and the afterlife to his cats, and so much more.

This week the women celebrate three incredible Old Hollywood stars. Lori discusses the tragic story of Olive Thomas, Sheena shares the life of Josephine Baker, and Hannah covers the one and only Mae West.

In this week’s episode, the girls discuss spontaneous memorials - memorials that are a rapid public response to a tragic, unexpected or violent death. Hannah discusses the memorials established for George Floyd and Michael Brown, Lori talks about ghost bikes, and Sheena discusses the day the most flowers were sold in the U.S. in a single day - the day after Elvis Presley’s death.

This week the girls cover people who have survived incredible experiences: Sheena covers WWII spy Virginia Hall, Lori discusses the hijacking of FedEx Flight 705 and Hannah shares the story of Nigerian sailor and shipwreck survivor Harrison Okene.

Evil dolls, cryptids and haunted mansions, oh my. The girls share fun paranormal stories this week. Lori discusses haunted dolls, Hannah talks about people going missing in National Parks, and Sheena shares the death-defying love story of Willie and Nellie Gordon.