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Humanizing Horror

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by D.L. Holmes

12 episodes
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Step beyond the veil and into the shadows of the ArkLaTex with Cemetery Talks, the hauntingly captivating podcast hosted by D.L. Holmes. Blending dark history, Southern Gothic storytelling, paranormal folklore, and Goth subculture, the show explores the eerie legends and forgotten souls buried deep within the cemeteries, backroads, and haunted landmarks of Arkansas, Louisiana, and Texas. With a style that is equal parts historical deep-dive and midnight ghost story, Cemetery Talks uncovers chilling tales of restless spirits, tragic mysteries, infamous crimes, abandoned graveyards, and the strange beauty of death culture across America’s South. The podcast also celebrates Goth aesthetics and alternative culture, embracing the fascination with Victorian mourning traditions, cemetery art, folklore, music, and the macabre that continue to inspire generations of dark souls and curious minds alike. Whether you are a paranormal enthusiast, history lover, Goth culture devotee, or simply someone drawn to the mysteries hidden beneath weathered tombstones, Cemetery Talks invites listeners to wander through the haunted history of the ArkLaTex — where every grave has a story, and some stories refuse to stay buried.

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9/24/2024

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Recent Episodes

Episode thumbnail for “The Ritual of Black, Black, Black”

October 15, 2025

“The Ritual of Black, Black, Black”

<p><strong>A little bit of a return form here as we discuss a bit about the magic of becoming who you are and doing it regularly so that you learn to love who you are.</strong></p>

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October 8, 2025

“Did I Lose?”

<p><strong>Is anything a loss if you don’t lose yourself? (No)</strong></p>

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October 1, 2025

“I love you, you sad little clown!”

<p><strong>Are goths better lovers? Yes. But there’s a reason I think, so let’s start to unpack that in today’s episode.</strong></p>

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What is Humanizing Horror?

Step beyond the veil and into the shadows of the ArkLaTex with Cemetery Talks, the hauntingly captivating podcast hosted by D.L. Holmes.

Blending dark history, Southern Gothic storytelling, paranormal folklore, and Goth subculture, the show explores the eerie legends and forgotten souls buried deep within the cemeteries, backroads, and haunted landmarks of Arkansas, Louisiana, and Texas.

With a style that is equal parts historical deep-dive and midnight ghost story, Cemetery Talks uncovers chilling tales of restless spirits, tragic mysteries, infamous crimes, abandoned graveyards, and the strange beauty of death culture across America’s South.

The podcast also celebrates Goth aesthetics and alternative culture, embracing the fascination with Victorian mourning traditions, cemetery art, folklore, music, and the macabre that continue to inspire generations of dark souls and curious minds alike.

Whether you are a paranormal enthusiast, history lover, Goth culture devotee, or simply someone drawn to the mysteries hidden beneath weathered tombstones, Cemetery Talks invites listeners to wander through the haunted history of the ArkLaTex — where every grave has a story, and some stories refuse to stay buried.

How often does this podcast release new episodes?

This podcast updates weekly.

Where can I listen to this podcast?

This podcast is available on 6 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.

Does this podcast accept guests?

Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.

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