Supernaturally Paranormal Podcast

Hey Ghouls and Divas! This week we go on a ghost hunt in my home state of Nebraska. We are visiting the Nebraska Capital Building in Lincoln. You can find the sources I used for this episode below as well as how to follow the show.

Sources:

History of the Nebraska Capitol Building - Nebraska State CapitolProject Phases and Timeline - Nebraska State CapitolThe Nebraska State Capitol – Haunted HousesState Capitol might have its fair share of ghostly visitors | Culture | dailynebraskan.com Contact:

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Today, we dive into the legend of Jenny Greenteeth based out of the U.K. Below, you can find my sources used for this episode as well as how to contact me and engage.

Sources:

Jenny Greenteeth | Villains Wiki | FandomThe Legend of Jenny Green-Teeth | Christopher Fowler websiteJenny Greenteeth – Dark TalesJenny Greenteeth - FairyistWho is Jenny Greenteeth? English Folklore | Mythology Planet

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Hey Ghostly Ghouls and Disaster Divas! Today we are jumping into the Dust Bowl of the 1930s. Below you can find my sources that I used for today's episode. You can also find the different ways to reach me. Have a fanfuckingtastic week! Stay disastrous!

Sources:

The Dust Bowl | National Drought Mitigation Center

Dust Bowl: Causes, Definition & Years | HISTORY10 Things You May Not Know About the Dust Bowl | HISTORY

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Welcome back, Ghostly Ghouls and Disaster Divas! This week, I go into the details pertaining to sand and dust storms. As always, you can find my sources below. Thank you to all who have listened and continue to join me every week as I find my footing and work on progressing my work as a podcaster. I greatly appreciate every single one of you. Now, let's sit back and dive in shall we?

Sources:

Sand and dust stormsDust Storms | American Lung AssociationThe Impact of Dust Storms | HowStuffWorks

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Hey ghouls and divas! I hope you all are well! This week we are taking a little trip to Chicago and taking a tour of the Congress Plaza Hotel. Below you can find the sources I used for this episode. You can also find the details on how to contact me. Grab those drinks, sit back, and dive in as we cover the hauntings of the Hotel Congress.

Sources:

HistoryThe Haunted Congress Plaza Hotel | Haunted ChicagoThe King of Haunted Chicago: Ghosts of the Congress Plaza HotelHaunted Rooms - Hotel CongressWelcome to the Congress Plaza Hotel - Horror ObsessiveChicago’s Most Haunted Hotels: The Truth Behind the Hauntings | HowStuffWorks

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Stay disastrous!

Hey ghoulies and divas! Welcome to this week's episode of the Natural Disasters and Paranormal Podcast! This week we talk about the indigenous people's legend of the wendigo. I'm excited to jump into this topic so take a listen and join me on this trip. Below you can find my sources I used as well as how you can contact me. Stay disastrous!

Sources:

Wendigo | Description, Legend, Creature, Until Dawn, & Facts | BritannicaMore Than Monsters: The Deeper Significance of Wendigo Stories | Facing History & Ourselves7 Things You Didn't Know About Wendigos — Tales by TravelThe Wendigo, The Cannibalistic Beast Of Native American FolkloreWendigo – Flesheater of the Forests – Legends of America12 Terrifying Facts About The Wendigo And Its Dark HistoryHow to Escape or Kill a Wendigo - How Wendigoes Work | HowStuffWorksWhat is a Wendigo? The Beast with an insatiable Hunger for Human Flesh | Ancient Origins

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Hey Ghostly Ghouls and Disaster Divas! Join me as I dive into the topic of the Texas Drought of the 1950's. This drought was severely devastating on the state to the point that Texas as a whole is still recuperating to this day. So, let's sit back, grab a drink, and dive into this disaster.

Sources I used for this episode are as follows:

When the Sky Ran Dry – Texas MonthlyDrought recalls long, punishing dry spell of 1950s1950s drought plagued Texas for seven long years

I was going to utilize another source, but unfortunately, I didn't have the time to get the book before needing to release this episode. The book I was going to use is And the rains never came by Jerry Doyle. I look forward to reading this book eventually.

See you next week! Stay disastrous!

This episode I go into what droughts are, how they happen, what we can do to limit the chances of a drought happening, etc. The sources I used for this episode are listed below.

Drought: Everything You Need to KnowDroughts: Things to Know | U.S. Geological SurveyDrought | Ready.govUnderstand Drought and Know How to RespondDrought and Your Health | Drought and Health | CDC30 Interesting Drought Facts That Are Actually Not-So-Dry

Today we go into the hauntings of the McRaven House. Below, you can find the sources I used for this episode. If you're enjoying the podcast, please be sure to like, share, and leave a 5-star review. It greatly helps get my show out there for others to hear. You can follow the show on Instagram and Facebook.

McRaven House: Vicksburg’s Most Haunted Mansion - Visit VicksburgVicksburg's McRaven House: "The Most Haunted House in Mississippi" - Country Roads MagazineVicksburg's McRaven Mansion - US Ghost AdventuresGHOSTS | United States | McRaven Tour HomeMcRaven House Ghost Hunt, Vicksburg, MS | Haunted Rooms America

Hey there ghostly ghouls and disaster divas! I'm dropping into your feed with a bonus episode today. This is my first bonus episode, and I will be talking about the wonderful search and rescue dogs that help in the aid of rescuing people that are trapped after a natural disaster hits. Below you can find the sources I used for this episode.