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Yardt. Y'all, unfortunately, I've got bad news for you.

I'm on vacation right now.

That's right.

If you're down at the beach and you see some weirdo with long hair wearing a black t-shirt and reading a book with like a skeleton or a vampire

or something like that on the cover. Well, come say hi because it's probably me. Even us cemetery

nerds like to hang out and watch the wave sometime, right? But that being said, there's no new

episode this week. However, I am going to pull one out of the old archives for you.

It's one that I did a few years back called the old Carrollton jail hauntings, and it's a fun

and old piece of lore from down in New Orleans, where I'm sure it's unbearably hot and human

right now. But just so you know, part of the reason I'm dusting this one

off today is not just because I'm on vacation, because also we've just kicked off another podcast

feed that you may or may not be interested in. It's called Haunted New Orleans. And to be

honest, it's a podcast that is quite literally all the episodes of Southern

Gothic from New Orleans and one handy place for folks to listen. So if you've bingeed everything

we've done already, there really ain't anything new for you over on the haunted New Orleans feed

other than the fact that following each of the episodes, I do give a brief updated discussion

of the locations involved in the story. So that way, if you really dig that one and you make

it down to the Crescent City and you don't mind the humidity, you know, I've got your back. I can tell

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