Are you ready to dive into the mysterious world of Appalachian folklore? Join us on the Strange History Podcast as we explore the legends and creatures that have captivated generations.

Appalachian folklore is a treasure trove of supernatural creatures like witches, ghosts, goblins, and fairies. These mythical beings are said to inhabit the forests, rivers, and mountains of the region, reflecting the experiences and beliefs of the people who settled there. But the most valuable lesson we can take away from these stories is the importance of storytelling in preserving cultural traditions and passing down knowledge through generations.

We'll encounter fascinating phenomena like the Brown Mountain Lights and the Flatwoods Monster. The Brown Mountain Lights, mysterious glowing orbs that have puzzled scientists for decades, have sparked legends and stories dating back to the early 20th century. And the Flatwoods Monster, a creature that landed in West Virginia in 1952, continues to intrigue and captivate us with its strange appearance.
So, join us on the Strange History Podcast as we unravel the mysteries of Appalachian folklore and discover the power of storytelling in preserving our cultural heritage. Get ready to be enchanted by tales of mythical creatures and learn the most valuable lesson of all: the magic of storytelling.

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This episode of The Strange History Podcast was lovingly crafted with the help of ElevenLabs.io — the magical technology that gives Amy her time to sleep, eat, work and spend time with her dog Jack. While some might say she sounds too good to be true, we assure you, Amy is absolutely a real person… who just happens to have access to studio-grade AI vocal cords and an unnatural ability to pronounce “necromancy” without flinching. Any resemblance to an AI is purely coincidental — and mildly flattering. Dan the announcers name is really Bill and Patrick, the fake ad guy who thinks he is funny? well he is questionable at best. So yes, AI was used but the people are real and the shinanigans are.... well.... shinanigans.