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by Colt Hermann Published 2 years ago Updated 1 year ago
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Will there be a horrific history podcast Season 3?

So enjoy a snack while you listen to this new Horrific History Podcast teaser episode for Season 3 through one of your favorite podcast services ( iTunes, Stitcher, TuneIn and more). Just remember, no squeam allowed! Watch you podcatcher for our upcoming release when we’ll get back on track and discuss religious relics!

Where can I listen to horrifying history?

Take the quick quiz on www.thedonut.co/history to choose what type of news you want to see, and choose to get either daily email newsletters or get your news via text. And the best thing is...it is 100% free! Horrifying History is part of the Darkcast Network. Check out their other amazing podcasts at www.darkcastnetwork.wixsite.com

Where can I find foul play and horrifying history?

You can find Foul Play Podcast wherever you listen to your podcasts, or at their website www.itsfoulplay.com Horrifying History is part of the Darkcast Network. Check out their other amazing podcasts at www.darkcastnetwork.wixsite.com

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What is a lonely hearts killer?

A lonely hearts killer which is otherwise known as a want-ad killer is someone who finds their victims historically through classified or personal ads, or match making organizations. With the evolution of the internet, this has evolved to include dating apps, and looking for love chat rooms. The motivation of these type of killers vary with some planning to rob their victims or some wanting to satisfy a pathological impulsive. But some on the other hand, are serial killers who use this method to target their victims.

How many people did the killer kill in the murder castle?

He lured victims to his macabre hotel that he outfitted with trap doors, gas chambers, and a basement crematorium. According to some claims, he killed up to 200 people inside his Murder Castle, and is considered to be one of America’s first serial killers. Welcome to Episode 63 - The Master of the Murder Castle.

What is a poltergeist?

The word poltergeist is a German word that stands for noisy ghost or spirit. It is said to be responsible for physical disturbances and turmoil. Many claim that poltergeists are capable of physical abuse like hitting, pinching, or tripping people as well as moving objects, and making noises like knocking on doors. They traditionally are described as troublesome, and they haunt a person versus a location. Even though the name of these entities have been tagged to Germany lore, some variations of poltergeist activities are found in many different cultures. Early claims of spirits attacking and harassing their victims date back to the 1st century, but the name of poltergeists only started to become more common in the early 17th century. Some believe that tales of poltergeists are only hoaxes, and some others think that it is just illusion, memory lapses, or wishful thinking. But for some, this is a very real and terrifying reality. Welcome to Episode 73 - Poltergeists We got merch! Shop now: HorrifyingHist1.redbubble.com www.horrifyinghistory.podbean.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/horrifyinghistory Instagram: https://instagram.com/horrifying_history Twitter: https://twitter.com/horrifyinghist1 Horrifying History would like to thank the following sponsors for this episode: Learn Worlds: They make it easy for you to create, host, and promote online courses that have impact for the student, but puts money in your pocket. Visit trylearnworlds.com/free to start your 30 day free trial. King of the World Podcast - This 7 episode series explores the impact of 9/11 for the American Muslim community. You can find King of the World by Rifeion Media wherever you find your favourite podcasts City of Ghosts Podcast - This show is set in New York City, and stars a female detective who tries to navigate the worlds of corrupt politicians, and the supernatural. You can find City of Ghosts wherever you listen to your favourite shows.

Resurrection: Season 3 Teaser

After a long absence we’re happy to report the Horrific History Podcast isn’t dead yet! We’re not just a footnote in the history of podcasts you used to be able to download but left you “ starvening ” for more; a new season is getting ready to rise one more time!

The Waking Nightmare: Episodes from the Crypt

While trying to work on our upcoming new episode (with a special guest), Eric and Jordan discovered that our technology is having some issues (Jordan blames poltergeists, because that makes about as much sense to her as computers)! Since we need a bit more time to fix our problems so we can have a two-way conversation with our interviewee, we’re resurrecting another one of our Season 1 episodes (now with a new intro) from the Horrific History Podcast Crypt for your squeamish delight!.

Of Monsters & Men: Halloween Special

What makes a man a man? Join all three of Horrific History’s co-hosts for this new special Halloween episode as we go back in history to look at one of the times scholars and religious leaders asked this very question! When unexpected visitors come knocking and ask for a fright, Curtis regales us with his cryptid and folklore knowledge with historical impact from the middle ages.

Guns, Ghosts & Serial Killers: Live from Central City Comic Con

Have you ever wondered about the awful, bloody and sometimes downright scary history of a town you’re passing through? Take a trip with our co-hosts and join us for our first live interview recorded at Central City Comic Con in this Horrific History Podcast episode as we explore the macabre history of Ellensburg, Washington with a local expert, Museum Director Sadie Thayer of the Kittitas County Historical Museum!.

Squeam with us LIVE!

Would you like to squeam live? Check out this special announcement about our first-ever live podcast recording with a special guest interview and find out how you can be there!

Birds, Bees and Bitter Apples: Ancient Birth Control

How have people through history thought of and approached reproduction and family planning? Would you trust their birth control methods or consider it another case of the fallacy of ancient wisdom? Join our co-hosts, Eric Slyter and Jordan Watney, as they explore the history of documented birth control methods in ancient Egypt and the evolution of reproductive theory from antiquity to modern history.

Twelve Thousand Downloads (of Death): Special Episode

Horrific History Podcast has hit (and exceeded) a new milestone, so we’re bringing you a special episode with a guest host you’ll remember from Season 1: Curtis Bender! We hope you’ll enjoy this special recording for our 10,000-12,000 download milestones! So join us for this change of pace and hear about how the destruction of an old hospital gave Curtis rat problems, how the air quality is impacting him at work, and how all of that ties into this brand new special episode..

Episode 65 - The Origins of Bloody Mary

The power of play is very important in helping a child thrive. It is more than a chance to have fun, but it is also vital to a child’s health and development which enriches a child’s brain, body, an…

Episode 64 - The Circleville Letters

When you come home you expect to be safe...after all...your home is your castle…right? But even though you may not want to believe this, the truth is that there is no way to guarantee for your…

Episode 63 - The Master of the Murder Castle

In 1893, a man named H.H. Holmes was the master of his domain. He lured victims to his macabre hotel that he outfitted with trap doors, gas chambers, and a basement crematorium. Accor…

Bonus Episode 17 - The Mothman

What are the ingredients for the perfect modern day urban myth? Well…it needs to be something that a quick Google search will not give away its true origin. It also needs to be something that linge…

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The HHP isn’t dead yet! We’re not just a footnote in the history of podcasts you used to be able to download but left you “ starvening ” for more; a new season is getting ready to rise one more time! Hear about what brand new exciting content you’ll get during the upcoming season, after we pick up where Season 2 dropped into our unexpected hiatus.

Archived Episodes

Have you ever wondered about the awful, bloody and sometimes downright scary history of a town you’re passing through? Take a trip with our co-hosts and join us for our first live interview recorded at Central City Comic Con in this Horrific History Podcast episode as we explore the macabre history of Ellensburg, Washington with a local expert, Museum Director Sadie Thayer of the Kittitas County Historical Museum! Shootings, hangings and serial killers, this episode has a lot of local history along with some local lore or ghost stories which just don’t stand up to scrutiny.

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Do you know what I missed during COVID lockdowns? I missed going out to a restaurant, or having drinks with my friends in a bar. There is nothing quite like partaking in an alcoholic beverage while catching up with friends. Many people use these spots as meeting places, but sometimes the regulars never actually leave.

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After a long absence we’re happy to report the Horrific History Podcast isn’t dead yet! We’re not just a footnote in the history of podcasts you used to be able to download but left you “starvening” for more; a new season is getting ready to rise one more time! You can look forward to a […]

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Bonus Episode 24 - Juicy Historical Rumours

People love to gossip, but gossip differs from normal human tendency to talk about each other. Gossip tends to focus on negative information, and often is used to demean their subject. It typically centres on the negative aspects of a person, and often is used for revenge.

Episode 87 - Haunted Taverns

Do you know what I missed during COVID lockdowns? I missed going out to a restaurant, or having drinks with my friends in a bar. There is nothing quite like partaking in an alcoholic beverage while catching up with friends. Many people use these spots as meeting places, but sometimes the regulars never actually leave.

Episode 86 - The Mysterious Disappearance of the Sodder Children

For nearly 40 years, people would see a billboard on Route 16 near Fayetteville, West Virginia with grainy pictures of five children. Their eyes looked off this billboard, and into a person’s soul. Their story started on Christmas in 1945 when the family went to bed, and woke up in fiery blaze.

Who was the first serial killer?

In 1893, a man named H.H. Holmes was the master of his domain. He lured victims to his macabre hotel that he outfitted with trap doors, gas chambers, and a basement crematorium. According to some claims, he killed up to 200 people inside his Murder Castle, and is considered to be one of America’s first serial killers. Welcome to Episode 63 - The Master of the Murder Castle We got merch! Shop now: https://www.redbubble.com/people/HorrifyingHist1/shop?asc=u&ref=account-nav-dropdown Horrifying History would like to thank the following sponsors for this episode: Based on the Evidence Podcast - Listen to the trials of violent true crime cases, and decide if the jury got it right or wrong based on the evidence presented in court. Find them on Apple Podcasts or wherever you listen to your favourite podcasts.

What is a lonely hearts killer?

A lonely hearts killer which is otherwise known as a want-ad killer is someone who finds their victims historically through classified or personal ads, or match making organizations. With the evolution of the internet, this has evolved to include dating apps, and looking for love chat rooms. The motivation of these type of killers vary with some planning to rob their victims or some wanting to satisfy a pathological impulsive. But some on the other hand, are serial killers who use this method to target their victims. Welcome to Episode 57…Lonely Hearts Killers. We got merch! Shop now: https://www.redbubble.com/people/HorrifyingHist1/shop?asc=u&ref=account-nav-dropdown We would like to thank Formulate for sponsoring this episode. Go to www.formulate.co/history to complete your hair questionnaire. And for an extra special gift for my listeners who are ready to start their journey to amazing hair - when you put in your order, Formulate will send you a second order for FREE! We would also like to thank Down to the Wire for sponsoring our show. You can find their podcasts Down to the Wire, Down the the Beat, and Down to the City on Spotify and Apple Podcasts, or visit them on their website at dttwentertainment.com to learn more and get some great bonus content. Be sure to stay tuned until the end to hear our latest Easter egg from the podcast Straight Up Enigmas. You can find them at https://straightupenigmas.podbean.com

What is a poltergeist?

The word poltergeist is a German word that stands for noisy ghost or spirit. It is said to be responsible for physical disturbances and turmoil. Many claim that poltergeists are capable of physical abuse like hitting, pinching, or tripping people as well as moving objects, and making noises like knocking on doors. They traditionally are described as troublesome, and they haunt a person versus a location. Even though the name of these entities have been tagged to Germany lore, some variations of poltergeist activities are found in many different cultures. Early claims of spirits attacking and harassing their victims date back to the 1st century, but the name of poltergeists only started to become more common in the early 17th century. Some believe that tales of poltergeists are only hoaxes, and some others think that it is just illusion, memory lapses, or wishful thinking. But for some, this is a very real and terrifying reality. Welcome to Episode 73 - Poltergeists We got merch! Shop now: HorrifyingHist1.redbubble.com www.horrifyinghistory.podbean.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/horrifyinghistory Instagram: https://instagram.com/horrifying_history Twitter: https://twitter.com/horrifyinghist1 Horrifying History would like to thank the following sponsors for this episode: Learn Worlds: They make it easy for you to create, host, and promote online courses that have impact for the student, but puts money in your pocket. Visit trylearnworlds.com/free to start your 30 day free trial. King of the World Podcast - This 7 episode series explores the impact of 9/11 for the American Muslim community. You can find King of the World by Rifeion Media wherever you find your favourite podcasts City of Ghosts Podcast - This show is set in New York City, and stars a female detective who tries to navigate the worlds of corrupt politicians, and the supernatural. You can find City of Ghosts wherever you listen to your favourite shows.

Do people believe in curses?

Most people today say they don’t believe in curses. But if you consider the prevalence of curses in today’s media; it suggests that this concept still has a hold on many peoples psyches, and that many still believe that this could happen to them. From a scientific perspective, there is a rational explanation behind why people could believe they are cursed. For example, studies show that people who believe they are cursed come up with this idea due to their own thinking patterns, or from the desire to make sense of the world around them. Science also tells us that if a person does believe in curses that this belief is often reinforced by other psychological tendencies. There is no scientific evidence to support a supernatural base for curses, but the belief of a curse has powerful impact of people. And despite evidence to the contrary, many stories of curses are very compelling. Today we are going to here some of these stories, and after hearing them you can decide…are curses actually real? Welcome to Episode 69 - Cursed Towns We got merch! Shop now: https://www.redbubble.com/people/HorrifyingHist1/shop?asc=u&ref=account-nav-dropdown Horrifying History would like to thank the following sponsors for today's show: Liquid Death: Murder your thirst and protect the environment with canned mountain spring water that brings death to plastic. You can find Liquid Death in places like Whole Foods, or from their website at www.liquiddeath.com. For a limited time: Get a free KOOZIE 2-pack with the purchase of a case of water at liquiddeath.com with promo code HORRORHISTORY. And if you buy 2 or more cases of water you get free shipping. Crazy is As Crazy Does: The Life of a Serial Killer by John H Mudgett - You can find this great book on Amazon, or you can get you copy for free if you are a Kindle Unlimited user. Truly Divine: Unlock the mystery and secrets behind your name and birth date, and uncover truths that your personal chart will reveal about you using numerology and astrology. For a limited time, you can get 30% off your own personalized reading using discount code HH30 at www.trulydivine.com.

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