Y'all, if you're listening to this today, I know you've got a soft spot for stories that blur the line between history and horror.

So let me introduce you to an incredible podcast that does just that.

It's called My Victorian Nightmare.

It's a show that pulls back the velvet curtain to expose the darker side of the

19th century, murder, spiritualism, haunted houses, and even the origins of those creepy

little nursery rhymes.

The show's host, Genevieve Mannion, has this rare ability to guide you through the

fog-drenched streets of Victorian London or a crumbling funeral parlor without ever losing

her sense of wit or reverence for the real people behind the legend, something I know you

value. She's tackled everything from the mysterious

death of Edgar Allan Poe to circus sideshow horrors and even the toxic fashion trends that

actually killed people. So if you like your history strange, your stories immersive, and your

Monday's a little macab,

go check out My Victorian Nightmare wherever you get your spooky podcast. That's My Victorian

Nightmare. Stories have always been at the heart of who we are. Across every culture, humanity has passed down tales to share truth, to make sense of the unthinkable, to remember what must not be forgotten.

At Maccabrium, we continue that tradition.

I'm your host Derek, and every Sunday I bring you this segment lore and legends, covering dark oral histories, myths and folklore told through

captivating narrative storytelling. I give you the history, context, and cultural significance of

the topic before diving right into an original narrative, steeped faithfully in the tradition that

inspired, and often continues to inspire it. So, from tales firmly rooted in the supernatural on Sundays to meticulously research true

crime on our Tuesday segment, Maccobrium delivers thoughtful, engaging episodes that

keep you hooked until the very end.

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