Ketchup wasn’t always a condiment—it was once sold as medicine. In this episode of The Strange History Podcast, we dive into the bizarre and unsettling history of food …
Clouds that weigh a million tonnes, planets that are not perfectly round, cats that judge your petting technique, and human bodies that are more bacteria than you think—this …
What if one of the biggest cultural movements of the 19th century… started with a crochet hook? In this eerie and fascinating episode of Strange History, we uncover …
Step inside one of the oldest continuously operating theaters in the United States—Savannah Theatre—where over 200 years of performances may have left something behind. In this episode of …
Step into the легенд and history of Marie Laveau, one of the most powerful and mysterious figures in New Orleans. In this episode of The Strange History Podcast, …
Before fairy tales were softened for children, they were warnings. In this episode of The Strange History Podcast, we explore the disturbing origins of the Bluebeard story—one of …
Step inside one of Savannah’s most active and unsettling haunted locations—Moon River Brewing Company—where history and physical paranormal encounters collide. In this episode of The Strange History Podcast, …
Step inside one of the most famous haunted homes in America—The Myrtles Plantation—where history, legend, and repeated firsthand accounts collide. In this episode of The Strange History Podcast, …
Step inside one of the most famous haunted hotels in America—Hotel Monteleone—where over a century of guests may have left more than memories behind. In this episode of …
Beneath the streets of Savannah lies a hidden world—Factors Walk—a network of tunnels, vaults, and passageways that once powered one of America’s busiest port cities. In this episode …
Step inside one of the most talked-about haunted locations in America—Sorrel-Weed House—where verified history and consistent paranormal reports collide. In this episode of The Strange History Podcast, we …
In 1728, a group of young women arrived in New Orleans carrying small wooden chests known as cassettes—but over time, their story evolved into one of the city’s …
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