# Mary Celeste
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mary celeste () (often erroneously referred to as Marie Celeste) was an American merchant brigantine discovered adrift and deserted in the Atlantic Ocean off the Azores Islands on December 4, 1872. The Canadian brigantine Dei Gratia found her in a dishevelled but seaworthy condition under partial sail and with her lifeboat missing. The last entry in her log was dated ten days earlier.
Episode 105: The Mary Celeste Ghost Ship Mystery
In December of 1872, a ship named the Mary Celeste was found adrift in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean. When the salvage crew boarded the vessel, they discovered that it was in good shape, yet it was entirely deserted: a true ghost ship. But what on earth happened to the 10 souls who had been on b…
The Mystery of the Marie Celeste
Originally Aired: December 27, 1955
Suspense #630, "The Mystery of the Marie Celeste," presents a chilling explanation for one of history's greatest maritime mysteries. Sam Newcomb boards the brigantine Mary Celeste as a stowaway, hiding in the cargo hold for two days before presenting himself to …
UNSOLVED MYSTERIES: D.B. Cooper, Amelia Earhart, Voynich Manuscript & Mary Celeste | BBN Ep. 40
FILTHY FORTY, BABYYY!
40 episodes. Countless rabbit holes. And we're STILL asking more questions than we're answering.
Kyle and Nick are back in the Podcast Bunker for Episode 40 of the Belligerent Broadcast Network, and tonight we're cracking open four of history's greatest unsolved mysteries.
Bu…
The Mary Celeste: The Ghost Ship Found Adrift
A ship is found drifting in the middle of the Atlantic — sails set, cargo intact, food in the stores, the captain's belongings still in his cabin. Everything is in perfect order. There is only one thing missing: the ten people aboard, who vanished into the open sea and were never seen again.
This e…
The MacArthur's Talk... The Mary Celeste: The Most Infamous Ghost Ship in Maritime History
*Fact Check- While editing the episode Melissa realized that not all ships are named after women. Melissa was talking out of her butt! Melissa was wrong!
In 1872, a ship was discovered drifting through the Atlantic Ocean with no one aboard. The cargo was untouched, personal belongings remained, an…
Happy Hours 10-23-2026
Welcome to Happy Hours with Mark and Rachel! In this episode, we’re catching up on our week, tasting a mysterious new brew, and testing our knowledge with some True or False Beer Trivia. Rachel brings us some Witchy Horoscopes, Mark dives into the chilling mystery of the Mary Celeste ghost ship, an…
The Mary Celeste — A Ship Without a Soul
On December 4, 1872, the crew of the Dei Gratia found the merchant ship Mary Celeste adrift in the Atlantic — seaworthy, food and cargo intact, and completely deserted. Ten people, including a captain, his wife, and their two-year-old daughter, had vanished without a trace.
This episode covers the …
#152 - The Reappearance of the Mary Celeste
Trick-or-Treat Infamy! Josie tells Taylor about the ghost ship Mary Celeste, the merchant vessel that vanished off the face of the Atlantic Ocean and reappeared, completely in tact, missing every member of its crew. Plus: what supernatural creature menaced Johann Wolfgang von Goethe as he rode on h…
Best of: Exploring the Unexplained with Brett Talley, Part 2 of 2
Each October, one of my favorite things to do is sit down with author Brett Talley to explore the unexplained. In our best of series on this Halloween, I am sharing the first two episodes in our annual tradition. Links to the other episodes are below. For the first episodes I had not yet met Hannah…
The Mary Celeste: The Ghost Ship of 1872
In December 1872, the brigantine Mary Celeste was found sailing the Atlantic with her sails set, her cargo untouched, and not a soul on board. This is the story of the ten people who vanished, the inquiry that chased a crime that never happened, and the mystery the sea never gave back.
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