Welcome to what is not really a new episode of the American Honies podcast.

You've just got me Troy Taylor this time, but I wanted to offer you a free look at one

of the special episodes that we did for our Patreon subscribers recently and see if you

like it enough to give it a try.

If you don't know about our Patreon program, it's a way for you to support this show,

which is undoubtedly your favorite podcast.

And get some perks like bonus episodes like this one, discounts, shirts, stuff in the

mail and other things.

It's also a way for you to help make sure that the show continues.

If you don't understand how important Patreon is for the American Honies podcast, we always

tell you to go back and try to listen to the first season and compare it to now.

Yeah, it's that important.

And it was Patreon that helped it get better.

So check it out at patreon.com slash American hauntings.

We'd love to have you as part of the family.

And now on with this bonus episode of the show.

Los Angeles says I'm pretty sure we've revealed in the regular podcast episodes of the season

is a very weird place.

As the film capital of the world and as a place where dreams come true and sometimes come

to die, it's not surprising that the very stones from which a city was built can sometimes

be a little strange too.

Archaeologists of the future will doubtless be very perplexed by a city where houses look

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