Southern Gothic

1 hour 4 minutes

Introducing: Fear Daily

Fear Daily takes you into the shadows of the past, unearthing the 1990's most terrifying tales of monsters, madness, and life after death. Join us as we explore the ghost stories and supernatural encounters left on an old online bulletin board that continues to operate somewhere in an unknown part of the Pennsylvania Rust Belt - a time capsule of society's greatest fears.

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12 November 2026, 8:00 am

46 minutes 55 seconds

The Bone Lady and the Witch of Buhler Plains

Just north of Baton Rouge, Louisiana, lies the historic Cemetery of Buhler Plains, a quiet burial ground in the community of Zachary that has become home to one of the region's most unsettling legends. For generations, locals have told stories of a mysterious woman named Alice Penny Taylor, whose restless spirit is said to wander among the graves after dark. Known as the Witch of Zachary, Alice was buried here in 1859, but according to local lore, she has a rather disturbing habit of refusing to stay in her grave. Over the years, strange discoveries surrounding her tomb have only fueled the legend, drawing curious visitors hoping to encounter the infamous witch for themselves. But behind these frightening stories lies the mystery of a young woman whose remains eventually became the subject of a remarkable forensic investigation, raising questions about the origins of a haunting tale that has endured for generations.

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9 November 2026, 8:00 am

59 minutes 9 seconds

The Hunter of Purgatory Mountain

Deep in the wooded hills of Randolph County, North Carolina, lies Purgatory Mountain, a place whose troubled history and unsettling folklore stretch back generations. Today, much of the mountain is home to the North Carolina Zoo, but according to an old local legend, its forests are haunted by the restless spirit of a ruthless Confederate bounty hunter whose cruelty terrorized the surrounding countryside during the Civil War. Known simply as the Hunter, this mysterious figure is said to wander among the trees, his eyes glowing with an unnatural light as he searches for those who escaped his grasp more than a century and a half ago. For generations, the story of the Hunter has been passed down among local families, but what makes this haunting tale particularly intriguing is the possibility that it may have originated with a real act of violence during the final years of the Civil War.

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5 November 2026, 8:00 am

31 minutes 51 seconds

Pedro and the Prophetic Dream | Encore Episode

Following his death on February 16, 1893, Dr. Emile Overton Moore was buried in the Maple Hill cemetery, just north of his hometown of Helena; but, according to legend, Moore’s loyal canine companion, Pedro refused to leave his graveside after his interment. Out of respect for that beloved canine, Moore's family placed a statue of Pedro at his grave, making it one of the most infamous memorials at Maple Hill... although, the local lore surrounding Dr. Moore's death is actually a little darker and more mysterious than that heartwarming suggests.

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2 November 2026, 8:00 am

19 minutes 28 seconds

Addie Knox and the Plat-Eye | Campfire Tales

For generations, the Gullah Geechee people of South Carolina's Lowcountry have passed down stories of mysterious supernatural beings known as Plat-Eyes, terrifying apparitions said to haunt the region's lonely roads, swamps, and woodlands. Sometimes appearing as ordinary animals and other times as monstrous creatures with glowing eyes, these strange entities have become an enduring part of the region's rich folklore. But one particularly chilling account comes from a Gullah woman named Addie Knox, whose alleged encounter with a Plat-Eye was recorded by folklorist Genevieve Willcox Chandler during the 1930s. While making her way home through the dark, swampy woods near Murrells Inlet, Addie reportedly came face to face with something unlike anything she had ever seen before, an experience that would forever change the way she regarded the old stories passed down by her ancestors.

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30 October 2026, 7:00 am

19 minutes 31 seconds

Screaming Bride of Ghost Hollow | Campfire Tales

Just east of downtown Fayetteville, Arkansas, lies an old wooded ravine known as Ghost Hollow, a secluded stretch of the Ozark Mountains where locals have reported strange and unsettling encounters for generations. Some claim to have heard the distant screams of a woman echoing through the trees, while others describe seeing a mysterious figure dressed in white, wandering through the darkness as though desperately trying to escape something. According to local legend, these encounters are connected to the tragic fate of a young bride who settled in the area with her husband during the nineteenth century, hoping to begin a new life together. But what happened to this unfortunate woman, and why do some believe her restless spirit still haunts the woods of Ghost Hollow?

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29 October 2026, 7:00 am

21 minutes 5 seconds

Ghost Pirates of L'Isle de Gombi | Campfire Tales

Deep in the coastal marshes of Terrebonne Parish, Louisiana, lies a secluded island near the mouth of Bayou Caillou known as L'Isle de Gombi. According to an old piece of Cajun folklore, this remote patch of land was once used by Gulf Coast pirates to conceal a fortune in stolen treasure, and some believe that the spirits of those who buried it still linger there, guarding their riches from anyone foolish enough to come looking. For generations, stories of these restless pirates have circulated among the families living along the surrounding bayous, but one particularly terrifying tale concerns a young Cajun man named Louis, whose determination to uncover the legendary treasure led him to venture out to the island alone one moonlit night. What he encountered there would become the subject of one of Louisiana's most chilling pirate legends.

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28 October 2026, 7:00 am

22 minutes 57 seconds

Brownrigg Mill's Black Cat | Campfire Tales

Deep in the countryside of Chowan County, North Carolina, an old millpond surrounded by towering cypress trees and dense woodlands has been the subject of some particularly unsettling folklore. Known today as Dillard's Millpond, this secluded stretch of water was once home to Brownrigg Mill, an eighteenth-century gristmill where, according to legend, a widowed miller named Tim Farrow encountered a mysterious young woman who arrived by boat one evening. What began as an unexpected romance soon gave way to strange occurrences, troubling rumors, and accusations of witchcraft that threatened to unravel the quiet life he had built. But as the old story goes, something far more terrifying was lurking in the darkness surrounding Brownrigg Mill..

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27 October 2026, 7:00 am

17 minutes 56 seconds

A Lovely Afternoon at Lakemont | Campfire Tales

In the heart of Vicksburg, Mississippi, stands Lakemont, a beautiful nineteenth-century home whose elegant Greek Revival architecture conceals a haunting tale of love and tragedy. For generations, residents have reported strange occurrences within its walls, from unexplained footsteps and the rustling of silk skirts to the lingering fragrance of a woman's perfume drifting through otherwise empty rooms. According to local legend, these mysterious encounters are connected to Anne Lake, the wife of a prominent Mississippi attorney whose life was forever changed by a fateful afternoon in October 1861. But what happened that day, and why do some believe that Anne's spirit continues to wander the halls and gardens of the home she once loved?

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26 October 2026, 7:00 am

15 minutes 40 seconds

Ghost Bride of Floydsburg Cemetery | Campfire Tales

Just outside Crestwood, Kentucky, lies Floydsburg Cemetery, one of the oldest burial grounds in Oldham County and home to a particularly heartbreaking ghost story. For generations, visitors have reported seeing the apparition of a mysterious woman dressed in white, wandering among the weathered headstones, sometimes carrying a lantern or a prayer book as though searching for someone. According to local legend, the restless spirit belongs to Belle Wilson, a young woman whose hopes for love and marriage came to a tragic end during the nineteenth century. But what happened to Belle, and why do some believe her ghost continues to wander this quiet Kentucky graveyard, searching for a love she never got to experience?.

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25 October 2026, 7:00 am

18 minutes 8 seconds

Mysterious Lights of Snow Hill Road | Campfire Tales

Along a lonely stretch of Snow Hill Road near Oviedo, Florida, travelers have reported encountering a mysterious glowing light that appears in the darkness near an old bridge over the Econlockhatchee River. Known as the Oviedo Ghost Lights, the strange phenomenon has puzzled locals for generations, with witnesses describing a brilliant bluish-white glow that seems to approach like an oncoming vehicle, only to disappear without a trace. Some have even claimed that the light follows those who venture out to investigate it. By the late 1960s, the sightings had attracted enough attention to warrant an investigation by a local university newspaper, but the mystery surrounding these unusual encounters has endured, fueled by unsettling eyewitness accounts and stories of tragedy along this isolated stretch of Central Florida countryside.

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24 October 2026, 7:00 am