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A new intro, but the same old dance from us!
S2 Ep. 4: Burrito Ghosts
Janine explores the practice of Spiritualism and tells the tale of the Stratford Knockings and the Fox Sisters. Mimi again takes us across the pond to the Thirsk Museum in Thirsk, North Yorkshire, UK, for a sit and a cuppa. Whatever you do, don't sit in Busby's Chair!
This episode contains turkey talk and traditions, a (potentially) dropped burrito, an entity named "Mr. Splitfoot," and a little healthy raggin' on Bagans.
Music/Intro
St. James Infirmary, is generously provided by Fox and Branch and is used with their permission. For more info about them and additional samples of their music, visit their website HERE. You can also purchase digital and physical copies of their CD's, which is something we're sure they'd love. =)
We decided to round off Season 1, and our Labor Day episode, with a feature length special! In this episode, Mimi discusses Annabelle, the Ryman Theater (Auditorium) in Nashville, TN, and The Black Angel of Oakland Cemetery in Iowa City, IA. Janine, in an effort to return to her roots, tells the haunting tale of the Wabana Iron Ore Mines on Bell Island, Newfoundland, Canada, and regails us with the very creepy urban legend of The Body Under the Bed. Spoiler: It's more true than you think.
This episode contains discussions of Mimi's narcolepsy, listener shoutouts, eclipse observations, and getting older.
Disclaimer: Janine's piece, The Body Under the Bed, might be a tad too creepy for some listeners. The piece runs from 1hr 35 mins-1hr 51 mins. Feel free to skip it if you're easily creeped out. Though it doesn't contain graphic depictions of violence, it is a little "icky".
Haunt Heads will return in about 4 weeks with new episodes and blog content. Stay tuned and thanks for listening!
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