We spun a twist on Interview with a Taphophile, and this week we are talking with Ed Snyder. He's a photographer, blogger, and cemetery traveler.

To find out more about Ed Snyder, go to www.stonesbonesandshadowspodcast.com/post/interview-with-a-cemetery-traveler-ed-snyder

This week we are in Charleston, South Carolina, where the Circular Congregational Church is. It is the oldest burial ground in South Carolina. We learn all about Death's Head and some of the history behind the church there.

For a full list of sources, go to www.stonesbonesandshadowspodcast.com/post/charleston's-circular-church

This week we go back to the wild west to talk about a notorious outlaw, Augustin Chacon. 

For a full list of sources, go to www.stonesbonesandshadowspodcast.com/post/hombre-muy-bravo

We are bring back our Interview with a Taphophile with Karie Bible! She is a cemetery tour guide at the Hollywood Forever Memorial Cemetery. We are so excited to hear from her.

For more info about Karie, go to www.stonesbonesandshadowspodcast.com/post/interview-with-a-taphophile-the-cemetery-tour-guide

This week we learn about the founder of the Girl Scouts of America. You'll find yourself truly inspired by this amazing woman as we continue to celebrate Women's History Month!

For a full list of sources, go to www.stonesbonesandshadowspodcast.com/post/the-best-girl-scout

This month is Women's History month, and we wanted to start it off with an episode about some amazing women who served as nurses in some very prominent wars. So many things happened to put us where we are today.

For a full list of sources, go to www.stonesbonesandshadow.com/post/women-of-war

This episode, we took a trip to Freedmen's Cemetery in Dallas, TX. The history behind it is full of sadness but also a bit of hope. Join us as we learn about Black history!

For a full list of sources, go to www.stonesbonesandshadowspodcast.com/post/freedmentown

Since today is President's Day, we have decided to pay homage to one of the most infamous. John F. Kennedy was not only an influential president, his death is still one that is emphasized today. 

For a full list of sources, go to www.stonesbonesandshadows.com/post/remembering-jfk

This Valentine's Day we decided to celebrate it with a classic couple, George Burns and Gracie Allen. 

For a full list of sources, go to www.stonesbonesandshadows.com/post/say-goodnight-gracie

This week we are headed to old Hollywood! Where we learn about Rudy Valentino, a popular silent film star.

For a full list of sources, go to www.stonesbonesandshadows.com/post/valentino-the-chic-sheik