On the podcast, Haunted Road, we examine the history of the world's most notoriously haunted

sites and talk to people who've experienced the supernatural there first-hand.

Those ghosts are still wandering those halls waiting for someone to come in and talk to them.

Join me, host Amy Bruney from Television's Kindred Spirits and Ghost Hunters for a tour of

history, true crime, and of course, ghost stories.

Listen to Haunted Road, season four on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever

you listen to your favorite shows.

You're listening to American Shadows, a production of iHeartRadio and Grim and Mild from Aaron

Manky.

Liquid Water.

It sets our magnificent blue planet apart from others in our solar system.

True Venus and Mars both had water at some point, but evaporation perned them into

toxic, airless deserts void of life.

And yet somehow, Earth's water didn't evaporate.

It's why there's life on this big blue marble we call home.

Without water, most plants other than cactuses die within a week.

Humans and most other animals perish in three or four days.

Entire civilizations have thrived because of water, or ceased to exist without it.

And since not every community lived near running water, they depended on rain.

From the Sudanese savannah to the American plains, animals have followed the rains, and

humans migrated with them.

Without life-giving rain, plants would die, and the animals that the humans depended on

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