Hillbilly Horror Stories

Throughout the South, there are countless plantations. These expansive and architecturally impressive homes have drawn visitors to the South to explore them for years. Some people visit the South to see these impressive plantations for another reason. They want to see some of the most haunted plantations anywhere in the United States.

Jerry & Tracy discuss 3 haunted locations in Daytona Beach, FL as well as their exciting information on their new venture. Rob Parker shares some great Bigfoot stories.

This disaster in 1988 at a US Airforce base caused Germany to put a 3 yr ban on air shows.

Tracy & Jerry discuss several haunted locations in Mexico City

Here are 3 stories of pets visiting their owners after they have passed.

While Gettysburg is the most famous battle of the Civil War, it's not the only one responsible for a massive loss of life.

Jerry & Tracy talk about a haunted coal mining town in Ohio. David & Sarah from Macabre Emporium Podcast.

Jerry & Tracy bring on the Squatch detective himself, Steve Kulls onto the show. Steve is one of the most respected Bigfoot researchers in the world. Jerry & Tracy give you some background on the Bluff Creek Massacre theory to set up the interview.

Jerry & Tracy discuss American Airlines flight 401 from 1972 and welcome Derek Hayes from Monsters Among Us podcast & Travel Channel's Paranormal Caught On Camera.

This is a complete listener stories episode from April 2020

Jerry & Tracy discuss the Stockwell Poltergeist from the late 1700s in London and welcome Darren Marler from Weird Darkness.

Here are a couple of episodes on one of the most haunted prisons in the world.

Jerry & Tracy discuss 3 completely different types of stories. George Lunsford stops by to talk paranormal.

Premonitions & angels all in one story.

Tracy & Jerry give you more past life stories but these have a unique twist!

3 fun stories for you

Did you know that New Orleans is the home of the vampire? I know, you’re thinking that vampires originated in Transylvania with Vlad the Impaler (better known as Dracula) back in the Middle Ages. And you’d be right—but New Orleans is home to the American vampire. Very different, especially the accent.