Some spirits haunt. Some protect. And some… just want to be heard.

In this premiere episode of The Spirits Beneath the Palms, we descend into the misty heart of Wahiawa — a town not quite city, not quite country — to trace one of Hawaii’s most whispered legends: the Green Lady.

They say she has moss in her hair, skin like algae, and eyes like Lake Wilson. First seen in 1957, she’s been blamed for wet footprints in dry dirt, an unbearable stench of rot, and a silence that lingers in the gulch behind the Botanical Garden.

Was she a grieving mother? A guardian spirit? A warning from the land itself?

We explore decades of sightings, oral traditions, environmental memory, and what it means to live in a place where the land remembers. This is more than a ghost story — it’s a reflection of place, pain, and presence.

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Welcome to The Spirits Beneath the Palms — a podcast honoring the legacy of Glen Grant and exploring the spiritual shadows of Hawai‘i. These are real places. Real legends. And real encounters that linger beyond explanation. This isn’t about jump scares. It’s about listening. Because in these islands, spirits don’t always leave. And the land? It remembers.

Glen didn’t chase ghosts. He listened. And now, we continue that work.

🎙️ Episodes begin May 10.🌺 Subscribe now—if you’re ready to hear what the silence still holds.

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