The Carolina Haints Podcast

This episode explores the legend of the terrifying story of John Bell Sr, a 19th century farmer and the spirit that plagued his family.

This Christmas episode covers the infamous Lawson Family Murders from Germanton, 1929.  

This episode covers the legendary ghost story from Asheville's Zealandia Castle and Chicken Alley and the Demon Dog of Valley Crucis.  

In 1912, Floyd Allen and his family shot their way out of the Carroll County Courthouse after a guilty conviction.  The ensuing massacre was a pivotal and infamous moment in history of rural southern Virginia.

This episode covers some of the lesser known witch trials that took place in the Carolinas in the 18th & 19th centuries.  

This episode explores one of the most famous ghost tales of North Carolina, the ghostly light of the Maco Station.

For this special extra Halloween episode, we'll draw parallels between the famous abduction of young Charley Ross and the mysterious abduction of a North Carolina man and his attempts to reconcile what happened to him.

This episode focuses on a dark chapter of our history - for decades, the state of North Carolina operated a eugenics program designed to weed out undesirable segments of the population.  

This episode explores two folklore legends of western North Carolina in the Wampus Cat and the Boojum & Hootin' Annie.

The Season Two premiere focuses on the famous legend of the ghastly duel that claimed the life of Peter Dromgoole on the campus of UNC at Chapel Hill.

An introduction to Season Two of the Carolina Haints Podcast, a show about ghost stories, folklore legends, unexplained mysteries and dark history of the Carolinas.  

This season finale episode covers the mysterious ghost ship and one of the first famous pirate stories from the graveyard of the Atlantic, the flaming ship of the Ocracoke.

This episode of the Carolina Haints Podcast explores several spooky and mysterious tales from municipal buildings across North Carolina, from the Alleghany County courthouse to legend of Dan Keith.

On Dec. 7th, 1942, Officer Arnold Kemp of the Thomasville Police Department was murdered in the middle of the night while on foot patrol - 75 years later, his death remains a mystery.

She was the daughter of the former Vice President, the daughter of the SC governor, and in 1812, her disappearance started a legend.

This episode explores the history and hauntings of America's Strangest Home, Korner's Folly.  

This episodes scratches the surface of the ghost stories and folklore legends of old Winston-Salem.  

This episode covers the first American gold rush from the piedmont region of North Carolina and the tragic ghostly tale that accompanies the mine in Gold Hill.

The first live reading episode from The Crown at the beautiful Carolina Theatre.  This episode covers the hauntings at Greensboro stages: Aycock Auditorium, Dana Auditorium and The Carolina Theatre.  

This episode explores the legend of Old Jack and the spirits that haunt and old farmhouse on Kersey Valley Road, which is now the home of the famous Spookywoods.

This special extra-episode of the Carolina Haints Podcast explores the historical roots of Halloween.

The most famous ghost in North Carolina, the lovely apparition herself, Lydia of Jamestown is explored in depth in this episode.

This episode explores some of the ghost stories of the historic North Carolina State Capitol building and the Governor's Mansion.  

This episode explores the Brown Mountain Lights, a well known and documented phenomena at the Linville Gorge in western North Carolina.  

Welcome dear listeners, to the Carolina Haints Podcast, a show devoted to ghost stories, folk lore tales and unexplained mysteries.  Brought to you by Wreak Havoc Productions & A Darker World, hosted by Dan Sellers.