Talkin' about the paranormal, the occult, and weird and forgotten history. Deep dive into stories about ghosts, ouija boards, cemeteries, obscure and bizarre stories from New York City, urban legends, paranormal investigations, and more!
The Pigman of Bonnie Brae Bridge (Haunted Denton, Texas)
This episode is about the legendary pigman of Denton, Texas. Kinda.
The thing is, I'd never heard of the pigman, so it's really an episode about how urban legends and folklore are spread, what makes one urban legend take off while another lingers in obscurity, and what our urban legends say about us.
Though I do also tell the story of the pigman somewhere in there.
Highlights include:
the "Cowboy Mafia"
the WPA Folklore Project
Content note: this episode contains a brief mention of sexual assault, stories about violent attacks that lead to disfigurement, quoted language that suggests that facial disfigurement is tied to someone’s moral character, mentions of the war on drugs and corruption in the U.S. legal system.
Check out the shownotes.
30 Jun 2023
Outlaw ghosts and a haunted bookstore (Haunted Denton Square)
Not far from the famed Goatman's Bridge in Denton County, Texas, a courthouse square has its share of spirits.
I return once more to North Texas—a place of strange UFO and cryptid encounters, and also where I grew up. This time, I'm looking at Denton Square, a historic spot where urban legends, history, and hauntings intersect.
Content note: This episode contains mentions of violence against Black and indigenous people and suicide.
Highlights include:
an opera house that became a used bookstore
a digression about how urban legends spread and develop
a ghost horse!!
Check out the shownotes.
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16 Jun 2023
Feelin' nostalgic: emotions and analog paranormal investigation tools
Continuing my deep dive into nostalgia and the paranormal! Does the way we feel about paranormal investigation tools change their efficacy? How do our emotions (especially nostalgia) interact with the paranormal?
Highlights include:
My continuing fascination with whether the ghosts of living people can haunt us
Looking at nostalgic paranormal investigation tools through the lens of Amanda D. Paulson’s Paranormal Emotive Touchpoint theory
Support the New Blood Kickstarter! Please spread the word and—if you’re able to—back the project to help bring two new queer paranormal shows into the world! Check out newblood.tv for more info.
Shownotes and written version of this episode at buriedsecretspodcast.com.
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4.1 / 5
17 ratings
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4.0 / 5
16 ratings
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