Southern Fried Spooky: Recent Episodes
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Keeping it creepy in the south. Here, We talk about all the Spooky stories, Urban legends, And Creepy Culture in the southern USA and most other places.
join your hosts as the explore the life and legacy of Virginia's last accused and convicted witch, Grace Sherwood.
Your hosts discuss the conjoined lives of twins born in England, displayed worldwide, and ended up in the south.
Your hosts, Heather and Tony, discuss the crazy tail (Get it?) of the Georgia Werewolf girl and her life.
Your hosts discuss the vanishing of Flight 19 and the crew who went out to search for it.
Your hosts, Heather and Tony, list the favorite cryptids of each state from New Hampshire to Wyoming.
Join our hosts as they discuss the strange and unexpected destruction of a small French village 80 years ago.
Your ghost hosts discuss the astonishing and disquieting disappearance of 6-year-old Dennis Martin, over 50 years ago.
Your hosts discuss the legend of the battlefield. Is it a ghost? A cryptid? The only thing we know for sure is that it has piercing green eyes.
Join H and T as we discuss the strange and formative case of Betty and Barney Hill and their 1961 abduction story.
Tony & Heather discuss the peculiar situation of Mary Mallon, known more infamously as Typhoid Mary!
T and H delve into the unbelievable story of James McNiece, a military hero who engaged in some of the most ridiculous exploits and succeeded.
Your hosts take a stab at the gory life of Levi Boon Helm, wild west outlaw and Kentucky Cannibal. Bring a fork, bring a friend, and join us!
Your hosts discuss a haunted alley in Charleston and the duel that brought about it’s ghosts.
T and H discuss the legend and documented truths of Bunny Man Bridge, and the maniac who gave it the name.
Your Illustrious hosts discuss the spectacular haunting that tormented the Surrency family in the late 1800s in Georgia.
T & H discuss the slightly famous cryptid known as the Grafton Monster of West Virginia.
T and H discuss the Vanishing of Thelma Melton, who disappeared off of a hiking trail and then move on to The Famous Kiddo The Airfield cat, that took a trip on an Airship, against his will, and the crew that paid for it.
Your Illustrious hosts talk about the infamous cursed section of interstate 4 in Florida, and it's resonant past that haunts it.
T and H discuss one of the most successful authors of the early 1900s, Patience Worth. She wrote novels, plays, poetry, short stories and carried on brilliant conversations. Patience was famous partly for her beautiful writing, but also partly because she was a ghost.
T and H discuss the alleged massacre and resulting haunting of the famed Sultan's Palace in New Orleans, including whether it is even true. Crimes and Haunting!
T and H discuss the legacy of James Dean's cursed racecar and the damage it allegedly caused to many people.
T and H discuss the immortal life of Count St. Germain, who might have moved to New Orleans.
T and H talk about the abandoned to of Portlock Alaska, a once thriving village ravaged by the Yeti!
H and T talk with Alison and Jason about Le Chat Noir, a theater space in Augusta and its creepy Holiday offerings.
Le Chat Noir | An Off-Broad Street Theatre (lcnaugusta.com)And Donate to them with Paypal @ Lechataugusta@gmail.com
T and H discuss the lady most famous for spontaneously combusting, and the housefire that lost 5 of 10 of the Sodder Family Children. Family, Fire.... It's the most wonderful time of the year...
Tony and Heather visit West Virginia to discuss the events of an abandoned amusement park the sits on blood stained land.
Tony and Heather venture down to Louisiana to explore the history and legends of the famously haunted Myrtles Plantation.
Heather and Tony are sitting around the campfire with their friends ,swapping ghost stories and roasting marshmallows. Guest storytellers include Brad Lee, Emily Stardust May Hemmer and Kyle Jones. Come, we have space reserved just for you next to the fire.
Brad Lee returns to the mic with his extensive knowledge of beer, its history and to discuss with Heather and Tony how the alewife gave us the images we use to represent holiday witches today.
H & T talk with some friends who got to be featured extras in the newest Haunted Mansion film, playing some of the mansion’s resident ghosts.
Heather and Tony discuss the murder of Charlie Silver by his wife Frankie, and what happened afterwards.
T and H discuss the uninspiring life and strangely exciting post-mortem existence of and outlaw from out west.
Tony and Heather discuss the haunted waters of Lake Lanier, and the ghost towns that used to thrive beneath the surface.
Tony and Heather discuss a collection of strange happenings in the south. Each is a cool and creepy tale, but a bit short for a full episode.
Tony and Heather discuss another set of 3 disappearances in the south. They cover the Gloria Colita, The UNCC legend of Peter Dromgoole and the famous case of Bobby Dunbar..
Heather and Tony discuss the ghastly murders and the victims of the Jazz-loving serial killer known as the Axeman of New Orleans who haunted Louisiana in the early 1900s.
V/O Axeman: Kyle Jones
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Tony and Heather discuss the lighthouse in St. Augustine and some of it's many haunts and spirit residents.
Heather and Tony discuss the scandal that broke in early 2000s that rocked the funeral industry and posed some uncomfortable questions about cremated remains.
Heather and Tony bring back Brad Lee for a follow-up discussion after he has the terrifying experience of having a stroke. Brad details his recovery and progress.
Tony and Heather chat about the UFO/UAP sighting and alien abduction od 1973 in Mississippi.
T & H discuss more sideshow mummies with a well-traveled history in a quaint little town in West Virginia.
Tony and Heather go on virtual safari and discuss the frightening case of the two lions who killed dozens of workers in an African bridge site.
Tony and Heather joined by special guest JR, who shares tales of his times living in haunted sbodes.
Tony and Heather discuss the fascinating case of a ghost who was represented in court and help convict a murderer.
the Harpe brothers roamed the south and the open frontier in the late 1700s, committing some of the most gruesome murders our not-yet country had ever seen.
Join Tony and Heather as they consider some if our southern cryptids: The Rougarou of New Orleans, The Lake Worth Goatman, and the Hopkinsville Goblins.
Tony and Heather take a peek at the old world of short-wave radios and the spooky sounds you can hear on the mysterious Number Stations.
Tony and Heather discuss a strange airport where planes rumble down the tarmac, and coffins are nestled cozily underneath. Another case of graves in odd places and a hint of a ghost story as well.
Tony and Heather wander the west following the life and story of the infamous dentist know as "Doc". John Henry Holliday.
Join us at SFS for a glimpse at Hazel Farris, the beautiful shopaholic who killed 5 men and then later became a traveling sideshow spectacle as a mummy.
Heather and Tony debut their new theme song and interview the artist that created it, KnittyKitty. You can find her at
KnittyKittyCraft - Twitch
Tony and Heather take a dive into the life, creations and unsolved murder of Disney legend Yale Gracey.
Join Heather and Tony as we visit the mountains of western Carolina and discuss an ephemeral pink mist that haunts a decadent spa resort.
Join Heather and Tony as they discuss Charleston's serial killer Lavinia Fisher. She is credited as one of the early women serial killers... but was she?
Join Tony, Heather and (Introducing) Lottie as they talk about Coastal Carolina and some of the creepy stuff behind Beach college living.
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Join Heather and Tony as they talk to the curator of Lexington County Museum and venture forth on the museum's Murder and Mysteries walking tour of downtown. It's an evening of history, true crime and maybe even a few ghosts.
Lexington County Museum | A Story Behind Every Door
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Join Tony and Heather as they explore the battery of Old World Charleston. Specifically, they'll be finding out about the Battery Carriage house inn and its many resident ghosts. Most are benign, one is terrifying and one is downright cuddly.
Heather and Tony are joined by the one and only Zelda Stardust of the Beaufort, NC pirate/ghost tours. Zelda (As Anne Bonny) shares some of her favorite ghost walk stories of star crossed lovers, doomed love and love that NEVER dies.
Join Tony and Heather in the Everglades for a tale of aviation disaster. We look at the story of Flight 401, it's destructive crash, and the ghostly sightings that came after.
Join Heather and Tony in New Orleans where they’ll talk the history and atrocities of the famous Mme. LaLourie.
Heather and Tony have a conversation with Mela Borawski, a local hedgewitch, life-coach and sensitive. We talk pagan in the south, and hear about her ghostly encounters in one of Columbia's great museums.
Tony and Heather are joined by Galen, Heather's Son, to talk about his trip to the Road to Nowhere, a lonely stretch or road in North Carolina and the weird things that happened to him there.
Tony and Heather set off to explore Scrape Ore Swamp and discuss it's most famous weird blip in history, The Lizard Man. We discuss the sightings, the media frenzy, and the fall-out 30 years later.
Heather and Tony talk about the unfortunate town, Centralia, PA. The coal mine caught fire in 1962 and is still alight today. The inspiration for Silent Hill, and countless horror films, and post-apocalyptic imagery is a haunting space, but is it haunted?
Join Heather and Tony for an exploration into the darker side of the Holidays. From Pagan roots to the modern era, from Eastern Europe to the US South, we learn about traditions of the past with our guest and hobbyist expert. Jeff Quick. Jeff plays an older version of Father Christmas at the Carolina Renaissance Fair and harbors a great love for long-forgotten Christmas lore... Again.
Join Heather and Tony as they explore the Poinsett Bridge. Named for the men responsible for bringing us the holiday poinsettias from Mexico, the is one of the oldest bridges and quite haunted!
Join Heather and Tony for an exploration into the darker side of the Holidays. From Pagan roots to the modern era, from Eastern Europe to the US South, we learn about traditions of the past with our guest and hobbyist expert. Jeff Quick. Jeff plays an older version of Father Christmas at the Carolina Renaissance Fair and harbors a great love for long-forgotten Christmas lore.
Join Heather and Tony as they talk with their special guest, Bubba Graves. Bubba talks about being a sensitive and about life growing up in Boon as a Druid.
Join Heather and Tony as they discuss the state of the monarchy in Fairhaven with Her Majesty, Queen Isabella…or discuss playing a queen at a popular Renaissance Festival for over a decade.
Heather and Tony are sitting around the campfire with their friends, swapping ghost stories and roasting marshmallows.
Guest storytellers include Brad Lee, Bubba Graves, Emily Stardust, and Matt McDowell.
We’ll hear true experiences and famous tales. We have a space reserved just for you by the fire.
Tony and Heather join the manager of Arcane Arts, Alison Stratton. Alison talks about fire performing in the heart of Augusta, and her fire team.
Join Heather and Tony Again but this time they are sharing a laugh, a smile and a shanty with all of the Pyrates Royale!
Find them here! The Pyrates Royale - YouTube And at The Pyrates Royale but beware!
Join Heather and Tony with Brad Lee, A Performer at the Carolina Renaissance Festival and what it is like to play for the crowds!
Join Heather and Tony as they stroll through one of the best-known pagan shops in Columbia Belladonna's and have a conversation about being pagan in this south with shoppe owner Jen White.
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Join Tony and Heather in Lake Murray S.C. We'll talk about the history of the man-made lake and the towns that used to be underneath. Many of the structures and a number of cemeteries remain in the murky depths.
Join Heather and Tony as they take a little jaunt to Georgia, where the salvation of humanity is inscribed in stone.
Discover the creation, history, and destruction of these little known structures.
Join Heather and Tony as they discuss the Pactolus and Maco lights of North Carolina. We talk History, Legend and spectral origins.
Join Heather and Tony at the sideshow, where they discuss the lives of Chang and Eng Bunker, The Famous Siamese Twins who settled in North Carolina after touring the world and displaying their peculiar condition.
Join Heather and Tony in a conversation with Emily Stardust, Cosplayer, history fan, and Ghost-walk tour guide. We take a stroll around Beaufort, NC with Emily (portraying Anne Bonnie) and hear all about her and her best ghost stories.
Stardust:
@ll.stardust.ll | Linktree
Beaufort Ghost Walk | Port City Tour Co.& Escape Rooms (pctourco.com)
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Join Heather and Tony in Key West where they discuss the bizarre tale of unrequited love, grave-robbing, and making one's demented dreams come true at any cost. They talk about the very one-sided love story of Carl Tantzler and the object of his obsession, Elena Hoyos. We also discuss non/consent and powerlessness for the victim.
Tony and Heather head to NC to discuss the worst family Christmas, The Lawson Massacre.
Worse than Fruitcake, this Christmas was a killer gathering. Events as they happened in this episode.
Part 2 will follow sometime soon.
Join Heather and Tony as they explore a creepy tale out of Key West Florida.
When a doll sings "You've got a friend in me; it's very cute. Unless it's Robert the Doll, who kept his human companion enthralled with him for 70 years.
Thank you to Payne for lending us her vocal talent.
After a long pause of sickness and loss, Heather and Tony are back (with the help of cough suppressants and cold meds) to explore a newer but popular story of children with black eyes. Real or Creepy Myth?
Heather and Tony dive into the history, or historical fiction, of Kate the Bell Witch. Part witch, part spirit, all fascinating story! Join the Southern Fried Spooky hosts as we virtually visit Tennessee in the early 1800s.
Heather and Tony discuss the king of the blues, Robert Johnson. This Delta blues musician earned his crown with help from below, according to legend. Did he really sell his soul to the devil for his unbelievable talent?
What's your favorite curious creature?
Tony and Heather discuss their favorite cryptids in a candid discussion.
Join Heather and Tony for a storied cruise through the Golden age or Pirates. They discuss Charleston's fierce woman pirate, Ann Bonny. They'll consider her history, her infamy, and her relationships on the high seas. Prepare to come aboard and be ready for an unbelievable adventure.
Join Tony and Heather on a little hike up Brown Mountain. They'll see if they spot any of the famous ghost lights, discuss the history of the sightings, and try to unravel what they actually are. It may be an uphill task, but they feel ready to take on this mountain. As always, spirited banter will fill the episode.
Tony and Heather go back to the beach to discuss the tourists who logged the most sky miles to get here. UFO sightings are rampant along the Grand Strand. Are they out there, or are we alone? Pull up a beach blanket and listen in.
Tony and Heather indulge in a piercing look at Miss Clementine Barnabet, allegedly the first POC woman serial killer in the south in the early 1900s. We'll take a stab at covering her history, her alleged crimes, and her motives. Any way you slice it, it's another darkly good discussion on Southern Fried Spooky.
Florida Man and Carolina Girl carefully discuss the indigenous cryptid and legend of the...W word. We'll take on it's lore, it's history, and it's modern revival and popularity in pop culture. All without ever saying it's name (mostly).
This week, we (Tony and Heather) visit Walt Disney World in Orlando, Florida. We discuss the delightfully darker side of the Happiest Place on Earth. There are a few shadows around almost every corner! Ghosts, pirates, and let's not forget the creepy little singing dolls. Join us as we try to point out the shady parts of each park at WDW.
Heather and Tony interview each other and discuss how their descent into spooky. A casual conversation.
Today, Heather and I welcome, good friend, Jesse into the folds of Southern Fried Spooky and find out how and WHY she is into bug, bones and Vulture Culture.