Welcome back! We're back with the second episode of our guide through the ghosts of Shepherdstown! Alyson gets spooked (as always), Nick looks sad, and Jennie looks for familiar places.  Enjoy the episode! And remember, never take things that don't belong to you, especially if they belong to a ghost.

We’re BaAaAaAcK! It’s been a while, so forgive our rambling. We’ve missed each other as much as we’ve missed you. After a nice break, we wanted to bring you stories from our college town. Also known as the MOST haunted town in all of America. In fact, it’s so haunted it has its very own TV show. That’s right, we’re bringing you an in depth analysis of the first episode of Ghosts of Shepherdstown. From croissant grudges to random baby shoes, we tell you all about the ghost hunt and our thoughts on the “creative liberties” taken. Join us for some coffee and cryptids! 

Welcome to Folk-Yeah, a podcast that is not about conspiracies at all. Except when we want to be about them. Which is almost every episode. Fortunately, we back up our conspiracies with actual science and hard data. Just like the Sodder family, who only wanted a real answer for what happened to their children and were determined to get one. Join us as we discuss the terrible fire and wonder what happened to the missing children.  We unfortunately have no new theories of our own, but let us know if you do!

This episode is allll over the place. UFOs, dimensional shifts, ghosts, and a strange dream that's all in the family. Also, Jennie opens a gift from Alyson that turns out to be a time capsule from their  college years. What else would these Appalachian princesses talk about in their first episode of 2021? Happy New Year, I guess.

Happy Christmas from your favorite Appalachian Princesses! You know Dasher and Dancer and all of the other reindeer, but do you know the darker forces behind Christmas? Naughty children beware: Krampus and Gryla are here. Jennie and Alyson leave Appalachia once again to tell the tales of a German Christmas demon and Iceland's horrific Christmas witch. Be careful: that Christmas magik might be more sinister than you think!

Wine, a paranormal murder mystery, and the proper way to spell fiancé. Alyson has passed the bar exam and is celebrating by telling her favorite ghost story: The Tale of the Greenbrier Ghost. Listen as Alyson nerds out about this ghostly testimony and Jennie constantly interrupts. Just remember, everything you say can and will be used against you (but none of that is legal advice).

Happy Halloween! If you haven't caught on, Jennie and Alyson love all things spooky.  That's why they went a little outside of Appalachia in this episode to give you some Irish folklore! Jennie gives the spooky history of the jack o'lantern, which you have to see to believe.  Alyson is back with more family ghost stories (they seem to be endless at this point). And it wouldn't be Samhain without some witchcraft! Alyson finishes the episode with a tarot reading for the listeners.  If it resonates, be sure to slide into those dms!

Who's peekin' around that tree? It's your friendly neighborhood Bigfoot! Jennie and Alyson had to take a break for LiFe rEaSonS, but knew they had to come back with a BANG! Jennie will tell you all about the OG Cryptid, and like any good teacher, scolds Alyson for forgetting her homework. Join them for some spooky Bigfoot encounters and wild speculation! And remember folks, keep Bigfoot wild! 

Welcome to Folk-Yeah, a podcast all about Greg! Just kidding, but we do like him a lot. Listen to Jennie describe the paranormal goings on at the TALA to a very frightened Alyson. You'll hear all about famous Asylum residents such as Lily, Ruth, and something known as "The Creeper." So grab your inside OR outside rosaries and hold them tight! This episode is definitely our creepiest one yet...

Hide yo kids, hide yo wives. They’re the primary patients for the Trans Allegheny Lunatic Asylum. Join Alyson and Jennie in their two part episode about one of the most haunted attraction in America! In part 1, Alyson explores the history, speculates about the Union’s win over the Confederacy (you can thank WV for that W), and explains how everyone today could be admitted to the hospital for some reason.