<div>In episode 31 Carly & Cecilia are joined by their second-ever guest in history: their pal Patrick Teed. The gang discusses the land of crawfish and jazz, The Big Easy itself, New Orleans! From firsthand accounts of near death by dehydration, ghostly architecture, to some of the city's most notorious spooks... you're in for a ghoulish good time.</div>

In episode 31 Carly & Cecilia are joined by their second-ever guest in history: their pal Patrick Teed. The gang discusses the land of crawfish and jazz, The Big Easy itself, New Orleans! From firsthand accounts of near death by dehydration, ghostly architecture, to some of the city's most notorious spooks... you're in for a ghoulish good time.

In episode 31 Carly &amp; Cecilia are joined by their second-ever guest in history: their pal Patrick Teed. The gang discusses the land of crawfish and jazz, The Big Easy itself, New Orleans! From firsthand accounts of near death by dehydration, ghostly architecture, to some of the city's most notorious spooks... you're in for a ghoulish good time.

31: Pizza People?

Carly Anna Billings and Cecilia O'Grady have been best friends for more than a decade but there's one thing they've rarely discussed together... until now. Ghosts Are Everywhere is a weekly spooky-comedy podcast where the gals share stories of the supernatural, yarns of old, tales of the terrifying and hopefully enough laughter to ease that all away. Whether or not they believe in ghosts isn’t really the question. What the gals do believe is that to best know a person you have to know two things: 1. What they’re afraid of & 2. What makes them laugh.

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Carly Anna Billings and Cecilia O'Grady have been best friends for more than a decade but there's one thing they've rarely discussed together... until now. Ghosts Are Everywhere is a weekly spooky-comedy podcast where the gals share stories of the supernatural, yarns of old, tales of the terrifying and hopefully enough laughter to ease that all away. Whether or not they believe in ghosts isn’t really the question. What the gals do believe is that to best know a person you have to know two things: 1. What they’re afraid of &amp; 2. What makes them laugh.

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