Join Hillbilly Phantom and Appalachian Shade as they tell some personal ghostly encounters, discuss some of the rumored haunted buildings in Knott County, and share a chilling tale from the book, "Ghost Tales and Superstitions of Southern Appalachian Mountains", by Tammy J. Poore

Join Hillbilly Phantom and Appalachian Shade as the have a no niche (nitch or neesh?), discussing Knott County summits, Kudzu, and famous names from the area.

On this episode, Hillbilly Phantom and Appalachian Shade discuss the deadly and devastating flooding that ravaged Knott County on July 28th, 2022, recounting their own story of that terrifying night, the hard days that followed, and the incredible folks from both outside and within the community coming together to help and heal.

In this chilling episode, Phantom and Shade discuss the strange creatures that might roam the dark hollows of Appalachia, from Bigfoot and his kin, to Mine Goblins, and the horrific possibility of Werewolves, explore the cryptids that are legends in these parts.

In this episode, Hillbilly Phantom and Appalachian Shade delve into the 40+ year old unsolved disappearance of a six year old Knott County boy, named Kelly Hollan Jr.

In this episode, Hillbilly Phantom and Appalachian Shade delve into the darker side of the hills and hollers of Knott County, recounting tales of "Haints" and "Boogers" from their elders, telling stories of their own supernatural experiences, and exploring the tale of a legendary, supernatural figure from the county, Johnny "Booger".

In this episode, Phantom and Shade discuss some of their memories of politicians and the way politics used to be in Knott County and discuss some popular news headlines. As always, giving their own perspectives on the stories with humor and sincerity.

Summary

This conversation delves into the rich tapestry of Appalachian culture, exploring old wives' tales, gardening traditions, and the wisdom passed down through generations. The speakers share personal anecdotes and insights about superstitions, family practices, and the lessons learned from their elders, painting a vivid picture of rural life and its enduring customs.

In the inaugural episode of 'Not So Quiet,' hosts Hillbilly Phantom and Shade share their experiences growing up in Appalachia, discussing childhood adventures, the struggles of their community, and the impact of education and employment challenges. They reflect on the importance of connection to nature and the supernatural, while also touching on politics and pop culture. The episode serves as an introduction to their podcast, aiming to explore a variety of topics with humor and authenticity.