
Haunts and Haints: Stantonville
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Podcast Overview
<p>Haunts and Haints is an immersive Afro-Folk Horror podcast set in Stantonville—a fictional city built for kinfolk (this ain't TN), where, as somebody's grandma once said, a hard head makes a soft a—. <strong>Every week</strong>, we'll hear stories of haints, hauntings, and hometown Stantonville lore.</p><p></p><p>Hosted by Giovanni Gibbons. Produced by Taylor Wright.</p><p>---</p><p>This fictional podcast from the Stantonville Storyverse was created by Jae Gilyard and Free the Bold. All names, places, and stories are original. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental.</p>
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Publishing Since
8/7/2025
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Recent Episodes

December 31, 2025
Episode 10: Play Stupid Games...
<p>Some games don’t end when you walk away.</p><p>In the Season One finale of Haunts and Haints, Gio sits down with Stantonville native Trey Hagwood to unpack a childhood encounter deep in the Oak Grove woods—a meeting with a mysterious girl who played games with rules that carried lifelong consequences.</p><p>What begins as a local legend unfolds into something far more unsettling: a story about memory, loss, and the quiet ways identity can be taken piece by piece. </p><p>This is The Lurk. And once it knows you, it doesn’t forget.</p><p><strong>Content Advisory:</strong> This episode contains themes that may be distressing for some listeners, including:</p><ul><li>Psychological horror</li><li>Memory loss and identity erosion</li><li>Child endangerment</li><li>Familial estrangement</li><li>Emotional manipulation</li><li>Disturbing sound design and intense audio moments</li></ul><p>Listener discretion is advised. Headphones recommended for full immersion—but remove if you need grounding.</p>

December 7, 2025
Episode 09: A Hit Dog Will Holler
<p>In Newake, everyone knows the rules — don’t feed the strays, don’t rile the dogs, and whatever you do, don’t cross The Dog Lady.</p><p>When Tian calls in to share a story about a childhood friend who vanished after an argument, Gio uncovers the unsettling truth behind a neighborhood legend. What begins as a teenage fallout unravels into a chilling reminder that sometimes, monsters aren’t born, they’re made.</p><p></p><p><strong>Disclaimer</strong>: Haunts and Haints: Stantonville is a work of fiction created by Free The Bold Studio. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or actual events is purely coincidental. The stories, characters, and locations depicted are products of imagination and are not intended to represent real individuals or places. Visual content has been sourced from stock photography sites (both free and paid), Pinterest, and personal collections; all images remain the property of their respective photographers and creators, and no copyright infringement is intended.</p>

November 30, 2025
Episode 08: Trouble the Water
<p>Welcome back! We hope you enjoyed time of rest, relaxation and good food! </p><p>When an unexpected guest claiming to be Fanuke Everstone—the long-missing boy from Stantonville’s most famous lake legend—walks into Gio’s studio, the storm outside is the least of their worries.</p><p><strong>Listener Warning:</strong></p><p>This episode contains <strong>themes of parental physical abuse</strong> and <strong>fear of drowning/water trauma</strong>. It also includes <strong>intense auditory moments</strong> such as storms, choking, and underwater soundscapes. Please listen with care.</p><p></p><p><strong>Disclaimer</strong>: Haunts and Haints: Stantonville is a work of fiction created by Free The Bold Studio. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or actual events is purely coincidental. The stories, characters, and locations depicted are products of imagination and are not intended to represent real individuals or places. Visual content has been sourced from stock photography sites (both free and paid), Pinterest, and personal collections; all images remain the property of their respective photographers and creators, and no copyright infringement is intended.</p>
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- What is Haunts and Haints: Stantonville?
<p>Haunts and Haints is an immersive Afro-Folk Horror podcast set in Stantonville—a fictional city built for kinfolk (this ain't TN), where, as somebody's grandma once said, a hard head makes a soft a—. <strong>Every week</strong>, we'll hear stories of haints, hauntings, and hometown Stantonville lore.</p><p></p><p>Hosted by Giovanni Gibbons. Produced by Taylor Wright.</p><p>---</p><p>This fictional podcast from the Stantonville Storyverse was created by Jae Gilyard and Free the Bold. All names, places, and stories are original. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental.</p> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
This podcast updates daily.
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