Some stories don’t begin as ghost stories. They start with real events—but over time, something shifts. Details blur. Meanings change. And history slowly becomes something else.
That’s the focus of Brandon Schexnayder and his work on the Southern Gothic podcast, where haunted history and Southern legend intersect. Through storytelling and research, he explores how these stories evolve—and why they never fully let go.
Like the Curse of Julia Brown, a healer in the small town of Frenier who was both respected and feared. In the years before her death, she was said to sing a song, “When I die, I'll take the whole town with me.”
When a hurricane struck on the day of her funeral in 1915, devastating the entire town, the story took on a life of its own.
Coincidence… or something more? These are the stories that blur the line between what happened—and what people believe happened.
You can listen to the Southern Gothic podcast wherever you listen to podcasts. Also, get more information at their website, southerngothicmedia.com.
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