In this episode we look into the “British Roswell”. It has everything you want in a ufo case. Evidence, military, possible cover up and even contact with a craft.

Growing up in a small town in WNC it is impossible to not know the name of Joann Denton. A local legend accused of witchcraft and fortune telling according to colonial laws still active in North Carolina, for correctly predicting a woman’s death date. This is her story

As the chill of autumn creeps closer and the veil begins to thin, we bring you one last haunting tale before October arrives. This week on The Hauntological Society, we journey deep into the woods of Leonardtown to uncover the chilling legend of the Moll Dyer Stone—a cursed relic said to sicken and dizzy any who dare to touch it. From whispered folklore to modern-day encounters, we explore the ghostly shadow of a woman wronged, whose memory lingers in stone and story alike.

Join us as we continue our Season of the Witch theme, leading you straight into the most haunted month of the year. Light your candles, dim the lights, and settle in for a tale as heavy as the cursed rock itself… this is one episode you won’t want to miss.

This week, The Hauntological Society takes you back to the shadowy courtrooms of colonial Connecticut, where whispers of witchcraft sealed the fate of the accused. As we continue our Season of the Witch series, every tale grows darker, every haunting more chilling, and each step brings us closer to the week of Halloween. The air is heavy with superstition, the flames of fear burn high, and the veil grows thinner with each passing night.

So gather close, dear listener, and steel yourself for another chapter in our descent toward the unknown. The ghosts of history are restless, the witches stir, and the final night approaches. And remember—our journey through The Season of the Witch culminates in a very special Halloween episode you won’t want to miss.

Step back into colonial Virginia, where fear and superstition once held sway over the courts. In this chilling episode of The Hauntological Society, we explore the story of Grace Sherwood, forever remembered as the Witch of Pungo. Accused of witchcraft in the early 1700s, she endured suspicion, betrayal, and even the infamous “ducking test,” becoming the central figure in Virginia’s only recorded witch trial. Beyond her tale, we uncover the broader history of witch trials in the Old Dominion—how echoes of Salem spread southward, feeding paranoia in the tidewater plantations and shadowy pine forests.

As Halloween approaches, we conjure the atmosphere of a world where whispered curses could ruin reputations, where neighbors turned on one another, and where the line between folklore and fear was razor thin. Join us as we summon the spectral memory of the Witch of Pungo, and ask: what lingers still in the marshes of Virginia?

This week, we ride into the mist-shrouded valley of Sleepy Hollow, where the veil between legend and reality grows thin. By the flicker of jack-o’-lantern light, we summon Washington Irving’s infamous tale of the Headless Horseman—a phantom rider who still haunts the winding roads beneath twisted branches. But the shadows don’t end with folklore. Sleepy Hollow itself is alive with ghost stories: haunted graveyards where whispers rise with the autumn wind, spectral women in white drifting through the night, and restless spirits that have watched over the Hudson River for centuries.

Join us on this chilling journey through history, haunting, and Halloween lore as we unravel the secrets of Sleepy Hollow—where every rustle of leaves could be the approach of something otherworldly.

Step into the eerie world of America’s most chilling roadside legends as we explore the spectral phenomenon of haunted hitchhikers. From shadowy figures thumbing rides on desolate highways to ghostly passengers who vanish without a trace, this episode takes you deep into tales where the line between the living and the dead blurs.

Step into the shadows with us on the latest episode of The Hauntological Society as we explore the eerie secrets of Westminster Hall and Burying Grounds. Beneath the historic streets of Baltimore lies a haunting labyrinth of catacombs, restless spirits, and stories whispered through centuries of stone and bone. From mysterious apparitions to chilling tales of the past, this episode unearths the darker side of history you won’t want to miss.

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A new episode of The Hauntological Society has arrived—this week we explore the eerie tale of the Phillip Experiment, where a ghost may have been created by sheer human imagination. And mark your calendars: on September 7, we’ll officially announce our Halloween-themed series, taking you deeper into the shadows just in time for spooky season. To top it off, we’re showcasing some killer music to lead us into Halloween, featuring Bobbie Snakes, Table Rock and Rollers, Bleach Boys, and Sycamore Bones.

Beneath the ornate balconies and flickering stage lights of Charleston’s historic Dock Street Theatre, whispers of the past still echo. Patrons have reported ghostly figures gliding across the boards, the most famous being the Lady in Red—forever watching the performances she never got to star in. But she’s not alone. From shadowy apparitions to inexplicable footsteps, this grand old playhouse has more drama behind the curtain than any script could contain.