Today we tell a tale at the crossroads of religious faith and the supernatural, as a ghost leads a man to salvation. The MountainLore podcast can be found on RadioPublic, Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Google Play, Spotify and on a host of other podcast apps. We're on Facebook and Twitter, too, @myappalachia. Sweet dreams, podcast listeners...

Today we tell the tale of a man who found love in a most unusual way. The MountainLore podcast is available on Stitcher, RadioPublic, Apple Podcasts as well as on your favorite podcast app. We’re on Facebook and on Twitter @myappalachia. Sweet dreams,y’all… Subscribe at Apple Podcasts.

Today we have two tales for you, from Southwest Virginia. In the first, we tell of a house in Lebanon haunted by a ghost with a very specific request.  Then it’s on to Franklin County and a tale of a spirit that left in a most unusual way.   We are available at Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, TuneIn and on most other podcast apps. You can follow us on Twitter and on Facebook @myappalachia. Sweet dreams, podcast listeners.

Appalachia is known for its bluegrass music.  This music, also known as “fiddle music” is loved far and wide.  But there were some who felt that those old time tunes were the work of the devil.  Today we tell you a tale of someone who felt that way and what happened when a loved one fell in love with the fiddle. You can subscribe to the MountainLore podcast on RadioPublic, Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, TuneIn or on any number of podcast apps. We’re on Facebook and Twitter @myappalachia. Sweet dreams, podcast listeners… Subscribe at Apple Podcasts.

There have been told stories of a big, black dog with glowing eyes that mysteriously shows up at odd times and places here in Appalachia, leaving nothing good behind.  Today we tell one of these stories.  

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Back in the early part of the 19th century, two little boys went missing early one morning.  What happened to them was found out in a most unusual way, and we tell you that tale on this episode of the MountainLore podcast, which wraps up our first season of Appalachian tales.  We’ll be back with more stories in 2019.

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Til next we meet, sweet dreams y’all…

Flintville, Tennessee, has been the home of a hairy, ape-like creature since at least 1976, when a woman spotted the beast in her yard.  Today, we tell the story of the Flintville Monster.

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Thanksgiving is over and the Christmas season is upon us, with visions of sugarplums, Christmas trees, lights….and evil.

Today we tell the story of Santa’s evil alter ego, Krampus.

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Happy Holidays, and watch out for the Krampus!  Sweet dreams, y’all…

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Far down in the depths of the Nantahala Gorge it’s been said that a terrifying creature lives, one that can best be described as a giant yellow jacket.  His name was Ulagu, and we tell you this Cherokee tale on today’s podcast episode.

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Thanks for listening!

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Today we tell you some of the tales surrounding two tunnels, the Sensabaugh Tunnel in East Tennessee and the Big Bull Tunnel in Southwest Virginia.

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Thanks for the use of your ears, y’all!

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