Alright, man. Hey, so I'm in my office right before I'm coming here and a lady that I work with.

I mean, off the cuff, I didn't tell her what I was coming to do or anything. I'm not even sure

if she knows about the podcast or not. And she's telling me this story and she says,

oh, my great, great, grandmother had a curse cast on her by the bellwitch.

Oh, that's soup. And I'm like, that's amazing. Yeah, it almost killed her. I'm like,

well, that's terrible. That's amazing. Yeah.

Right. We need to talk to her. Oh, yeah. We need to interview her. So she told me the story.

So her great, great grandmother was about 16 and Kate Bell wanted to buy a pair of her white

geese. Right. And she, she wouldn't sell them to her. And so she got mad and she put a curse on her.

Oh, wow. And she got really, really sick. I mean, she was near death. And they went to a white

witch in Greenbrier, Tennessee. Right. Been there. And the witch told them to told her father

to carry her across sulfur fork creek at a specific time of day and she'd get better. And it

worked. Wow. Yeah. That's awesome. So all these people, they ask, I mean, why y'all are in

Tennessee? Why don't you do a bellwitch? Why don't you do the bellwitch? And I tell them all.

You know, look, we're not going to be able to tell you anything you hadn't heard a thousand times.

Except that until now. Right. So I think we need to interview her. Yeah. I do too. That's it.

All right. So why don't we get into this? Yeah. Let's go. Not three, two.

Good evening, everybody. And welcome to the graveyard. Thank you for joining us tonight. My name is

Adam. And my name's man. Now pull up a tombstone or settle into your casket and get comfortable

because this is graveyard tails.

Oh, right. Matt, how are you? Man, I, I scorched the heck out of my tongue, eating them away over here.

Oh, good. Shilled a hot chicken finger in there. So you'll be talking like this to hold

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