Podcast Episodes

The Battle of Horseshoe Bend and the River of Blood

Along a sharp bend in the Tallapoosa River in eastern Alabama sits one of the most important — and most haunting — battlefields in American history. In 1814, this quiet stretch of water became the si…

Published on 1 month, 1 week ago

The Boy Named Bobby Dunbar | Encore Episode

On August 23, 1912, four-year-old Bobby Dunbar went missing while his family was on a fishing trip at Swayze Lake in Louisiana. An eight-month search ensued, but the boy was eventually found in Missi…

Published on 1 month, 2 weeks ago

Listen Now: American History Tellers | The Mayflower

The Cold War, Prohibition, the Gold Rush, the Space Race. Every part of your life - the words you speak, the ideas you share - can be traced to our history, but how well do you really know the storie…

Published on 1 month, 3 weeks ago

The Dagger in the Walls of King's Tavern

Episode 188

In a city famed for its grand antebellum mansions, Natchez’s oldest building feels like it belongs to another world entirely. Rough-hewn timbers, crooked shutters, and centuries of whispers cling to …

Published on 1 month, 4 weeks ago

Crazy George's Bridge | Campfire Tales

Tucked deep in the hills between Cookeville and Monterey, Tennessee, there’s a narrow, graffiti-covered bridge locals say you shouldn’t cross after dark. It’s called Crazy George’s Bridge, and accord…

Published on 1 month, 4 weeks ago

Captain Simons’ Unusual Burial | Campfire Tales

Head east out of Washington, Georgia, and you’ll find a lonely little grave surrounded by a moss-covered stone wall — the final resting place of Captain Abram Simons, a Revolutionary War veteran, tav…

Published on 2 months ago

Arkansas’s Ghost Hollow | Campfire Tales

Just outside Fayetteville, Arkansas, there’s a dip in the land the locals call Ghost Hollow — a quiet patch of woods where fog clings low and the wind carries a sound you’ll never forget.

They say a …

Published on 2 months ago

The Witches’ Tree of Louisville | Campfire Tales

On the corner of Sixth and Park in Old Louisville stands a tree like no other — its gnarled trunk twisting back over itself, its branches draped with beads, ribbons, and charms left by visitors who w…

Published on 2 months ago

The Crying Spirit at the Purifoy House | Campfire Tales

In the quiet community of Furman, Alabama, an old house still stands — its white siding fading beneath the moss-draped oaks, its brick chimneys watching over more than a century of secrets. But what …

Published on 2 months ago

Legend of Drunken Jack Island | Campfire Tales

Just off the coast of Murrells Inlet, South Carolina, lies a tiny strip of sand and scrub known as Drunken Jack Island — a place born from rum, revelry, and one very unlucky pirate.

Local legend says…

Published on 2 months ago