African American ghost story from Louisiana about a poor widow who wants to get on her with her life - if only her husband would stay dead! Teachers can download instructional materials based on this story and others on our <a href= "https://themoonlitroad.com/lesson-plans-for-teachers/">Lesson Plans page</a>. For more strange Southern folktales, including stories not on the podcast, visit <a href= "https://themoonlitroad.com">https://themoonlitroad.com</a> Follow us on Facebook <a href= "https://www.facebook.com/themoonlitroadand">https://www.facebook.com/themoonlitroad</a> and X/Twitter <a href= "https://www.x.com/themoonlitroad">https://www.x.com/themoonlitroad</a> Adapted from the African-American folktale "Dead Aaron." Collected by <a href= "https://themoonlitroad.com/john-bennett-doctor-to-the-dead/">John Bennett from his book Doctor to the Dead</a>, published by the <a href="https://uscpress.com/" target="_blank" rel= "noreferrer noopener">University of South Carolina Press</a>. Used with permission of the publisher. Adaptation written by Craig Dominey and Veronica Byrd. Storyteller: Veronica Byrd Audio Production: Henry Howard Episode image courtesy of the Library of Congress. The Moonlit Road Podcast is a production of The Moonlit Road, LLC.

African American ghost story from Louisiana about a poor widow who wants to get on her with her life - if only her husband would stay dead! Teachers can download instructional materials based on this story and others on our Lesson Plans page. For more strange Southern folktales, including stories not on the podcast, visit https://themoonlitroad.com Follow us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/themoonlitroad and X/Twitter https://www.x.com/themoonlitroad Adapted from the African-American folktale "Dead Aaron." Collected by John Bennett from his book Doctor to the Dead, published by the University of South Carolina Press. Used with permission of the publisher. Adaptation written by Craig Dominey and Veronica Byrd. Storyteller: Veronica Byrd Audio Production: Henry Howard Episode image courtesy of the Library of Congress. The Moonlit Road Podcast is a production of The Moonlit Road, LLC.

African American ghost story from Louisiana about a poor widow who wants to get on her with her life - if only her husband would stay dead! Teachers can download instructional materials based on this story and others on our <a href="https://themoonlitroad.com/lesson-plans-for-teachers/" rel="noopener noreferrer">Lesson Plans page</a>. For more strange Southern folktales, including stories not on the podcast, visit <a href="https://themoonlitroad.com" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://themoonlitroad.com</a> Follow us on Facebook <a href="https://www.facebook.com/themoonlitroadand" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://www.facebook.com/themoonlitroad</a> and X/Twitter <a href="https://www.x.com/themoonlitroad" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://www.x.com/themoonlitroad</a> Adapted from the African-American folktale "Dead Aaron." Collected by <a href="https://themoonlitroad.com/john-bennett-doctor-to-the-dead/" rel="noopener noreferrer">John Bennett from his book Doctor to the Dead</a>, published by the <a href="https://uscpress.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer">University of South Carolina Press</a>. Used with permission of the publisher. Adaptation written by Craig Dominey and Veronica Byrd. Storyteller: Veronica Byrd Audio Production: Henry Howard Episode image courtesy of the Library of Congress. The Moonlit Road Podcast is a production of The Moonlit Road, LLC.

I Don't Feel Dead Yet!

Welcome to The Moonlit Road Podcast, broadcasting from the American South where strange folktales infuse the humid air, and ghost stories are as common as fireflies on a summer night. So light a lantern and pull up a chair—just don't forget to keep an eye on the shadows.

Since 1997, we've been your trusted guides on a storytelling journey along the South's mysterious backroads. The Moonlit Road Podcast unearths classic campfire tales, forgotten ghost stories, and odd legends, whispered across time from one generation to the next. Each episode features gifted storytellers, musicians, and folklorists sharing the most memorable stories from the bayous of Louisiana to the mountains of Appalachia.

If you crave the peculiar and otherworldly folklore of the American South, and the rich, eerie tapestry of the South's haunted past, then come on in and listen for a spell. We promise to keep a light on for you—just in case.

We explore:

• Classic ghost stories from historic plantations and forgotten battlefields.

• Folklore and critters like the Bell Witch, Boo Hag, and the Plat Eye.

• Voodoo legends and Hoodoo practices from New Orleans and beyond.

• Appalachian haints and mountain mysteries.

• Timeless tales of strange historical events and unexplained phenomena.

Join the thousands of listeners who have walked The Moonlit Road for years. New episodes are released periodically. Subscribe now and let the Southern spirits guide you!

For even more stories not found on the podcast, visit our website at https://themoonlitroad.com.

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Welcome to The Moonlit Road Podcast, broadcasting from the American South where strange folktales infuse the humid air, and ghost stories are as common as fireflies on a summer night. So light a lantern and pull up a chair—just don't forget to keep an eye on the shadows. Since 1997, we've been your trusted guides on a storytelling journey along the South's mysterious backroads. The Moonlit Road Podcast unearths classic campfire tales, forgotten ghost stories, and odd legends, whispered across time from one generation to the next. Each episode features gifted storytellers, musicians, and folklorists sharing the most memorable stories from the bayous of Louisiana to the mountains of Appalachia. If you crave the peculiar and otherworldly folklore of the American South, and the rich, eerie tapestry of the South's haunted past, then come on in and listen for a spell. We promise to keep a light on for you—just in case. We explore: • Classic ghost stories from historic plantations and forgotten battlefields. • Folklore and critters like the Bell Witch, Boo Hag, and the Plat Eye. • Voodoo legends and Hoodoo practices from New Orleans and beyond. • Appalachian haints and mountain mysteries. • Timeless tales of strange historical events and unexplained phenomena. Join the thousands of listeners who have walked The Moonlit Road for years. New episodes are released periodically. Subscribe now and let the Southern spirits guide you! For even more stories not found on the podcast, visit our website at https://themoonlitroad.com.

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