Was It The Rain? A PNW Spooky Pod

Hello spooky friends! This episode is going to surround one of the most iconic landscapes in the state of Oregon, Multnomah falls. We are going to look into a brief history, a powerful tale, and a handful of recorded tragedies that have occurred at this beautiful waterfall. And since November is also Native American Heritage Month, I thought it would be a wonderful opportunity to speak about the Multnomah tribe and their heartbreaking and beautiful legend surrounding this grand land. I hope you enjoy!!

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Happy Halloween spooky friends! I’m thrilled to be able to bring you episode three on this most haunted day!

I hope you’re ready for some personal scary stories told by me and written by myself, my mom and my sister! These are each our own personal brushes with the sinister, whether it be something spooky or something downright paranormal, you’ll have to listen to find out. So, grab your blankets, turn off the lights, and light those candles because we are about to tell some sinister stories!!

New episodes come out every other Tuesday! 

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Robert Lee Yates | Murderpedia, the encyclopedia of murderers

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Hello spooky friends! In this episode, we trek through the history, the tragedy, and the outcome that has led to the Iron Goat Trail / Wellington making top lists as the most paranormal ghost town in this region.

New episodes come out every other Tuesday!

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Welcome to this Pacific Northwest born and based podcast, Was It The Rain? A PNW spooky pod! I'm your host Elieen and I'm so excited to introduce you to this podcast centered around all things PNW, from cryptids and conspiracies, to murderers and ghost stories. It has been asked time and time again, was it simply wrong place, wrong time for the region of the PNW to be home to all things spooky, or does the constant overcast of gray wetness set the perfect scene? Together, we are going to explore if the PNW was always destined to be the perfect setting to all things eerie, or, was it the rain?