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America is 250 years old, and we're still arguing about the same questions. Who belongs? What makes a good life? What happens when fear takes hold? Notes From The Dead explores New England's strangest stories—from ghost witnesses and vampire panics to forgotten scandals and unlikely heroes—and connects them to the debates still shaping America today. Hosted by comedian, writer, and newest New Englander, Rebecca Donohue. Premiering July 4, 2026.
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One winter night in 1673, Rebecca Cornell was found dead in her home in Portsmouth, Rhode Island. Authorities ruled it an accident. Then Rebecca's brother claimed she appeared to him in a dream and insisted she had been murdered.
What followed became one of the most extraordinary murder investigati…
In 1892, the people of Exeter, Rhode Island, decided that 19-year-old Mercy Brown was a vampire.
Mercy’s body was exhumed, her heart was burned, and the ashes were used in a desperate attempt to save her dying brother. But New England’s last vampire panic was not really about the supernatural. It w…
Most people know the famous story of Phineas Gage—the railroad foreman who survived an iron tamping rod blasting through his skull and forever changed the way we understand the human brain.
What most people don't know is that it happened in Cavendish, Vermont, where freight trains still roll past …
Why were graham crackers invented? To stop masturbation. Really.
In this episode of Notes From the Dead, we follow the bizarre story of 19th-century health reformer Sylvester Graham, the preacher who believed bland food could tame sinful urges and save America. Along the way we explore cholera outb…
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