# Atlas Obscura
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atlas obscura is an online magazine and travel company. It was founded in 2009 by author Joshua Foer and documentary filmmaker/author Dylan Thuras. It catalogs unusual and obscure travel destinations via user-generated content.
Ghost Trains & Haunted Tracks
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What happens when the tracks are empty, but you still hear a train coming? From ghostly children and phantom locomotives to Lincoln’s legendary funeral train and a mysterious silver subway train in Stockholm, we’re exploring some of the cr…
Atlas Obscura, 2nd Edition Audiobook by Atlas Obscura
Listen to full audiobook for free : https://litupbook.com/free Title: Atlas Obscura, 2nd EditionSubtitle: An Explorer's Guide to the World's Hidden WondersCategories: Adventure, Tourism, TravelAuthor: Atlas ObscuraNarrator: Dylan ThurasPublisher: Workman Publishing CompanyRelease date: 03-25-2025La…
The Black-Eyed Children
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Today, we’re diving into the legend of the Black-Eyed Children. One of the creepiest pieces of modern American folklore. From Brian Bethel’s infamous 1996 encounter to the strange reports that followed, we’re exploring who, or what, these u…
These Walls Can Still Talk: A Journey Through Missouri State Penitentiary with Brian Paone and Jenny Switzer - Paranormal Heart
Brian Paone’s Bio:Brian Paone is an American novelist, editor, and musician known for writing across multiple genres including horror, science fiction, thrillers, and speculative fiction. Born in Salem, Massachusetts, he has been a published author since 2007 and has written numerous books ranging …
65: Witch Burials
For as long as people have feared witches, they’ve feared that death might not be enough to stop them. This week on Let’s Talk Spooky, we follow the strange burials of three women who were held down by stone, by tide, and by story.
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66: Baba Yaga
Deep in the forests of Slavic folklore stands a hut on chicken legs, surrounded by a fence of human bones. Inside waits Baba Yaga, the iron-toothed witch of Eastern European legend who might eat you or might help you, depending on how you behave when you step through her door.Content warning: This …
Case File 013: Granny Witches and Haint Lore
Southern Appalachia, 1920s. A snowstorm, a swollen creek, and no doctor for a day’s ride. So you went and fetched Granny.
This week on Bramble and Bone, we sit down with the granny women of the mountains: the midwives and healers who carried herbs in one hand and whispered charms in the other, and …
#67- Doppelgängers: Someone is Wearing Your Face
Lincoln saw it in a mirror. Catherine the Great shot at it. One teacher lost nineteen jobs to it, and she never saw it once. This week we’re talking doppelgängers: the doubles that show up right before death, the folklore creatures that steal your face, the science of meeting yourself, and real mo…
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