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Introducing: Haunted American History
Hi Friends!
We’ve dropped something a little different into your feed today.
It’s an episode from Haunted American History, a podcast created and narrated by Chris Feinstein. The show explores eerie moments from America’s past — blending history with ghost stories and folklore in a way that complements the kind of stories we tell here on Macabrium.
If you’re into dark history and lingering legends, this one’s worth a listen.
Check it out — and if it pulls you in, you can find more episodes of Haunted American History wherever you get your podcasts!
Listen to Haunted American History HERE!
Show Notes:
In this episode, we trade well-worn legends for whispers in the dust. From the gun-slinging echoes of the Laguna Vista Saloon, to the ghostly waters of Bonito Lake, and the spectral soldier who waltzed in Fort Union—these are New Mexico’s forgotten hauntings. Join me as I peel back the layers of folklore and fear in the Land of Enchantment’s shadowy corners.
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By Macabrium | Southern Gothic MediaHi Friends!
We’ve dropped something a little different into your feed today.
It’s an episode from Haunted American History, a podcast created and narrated by Chris Feinstein. The show explores eerie moments from America’s past — blending history with ghost stories and folklore in a way that complements the kind of stories we tell here on Macabrium.
If you’re into dark history and lingering legends, this one’s worth a listen.
Check it out — and if it pulls you in, you can find more episodes of Haunted American History wherever you get your podcasts!
Listen to Haunted American History HERE!
Show Notes:
In this episode, we trade well-worn legends for whispers in the dust. From the gun-slinging echoes of the Laguna Vista Saloon, to the ghostly waters of Bonito Lake, and the spectral soldier who waltzed in Fort Union—these are New Mexico’s forgotten hauntings. Join me as I peel back the layers of folklore and fear in the Land of Enchantment’s shadowy corners.
Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices