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.

Welcome to The Hidden Gin, a production of iHeartRadio and Grim and Mild from Aaron Manke.

When I was a kid, there was this family that we were pretty close with and kind of grew

up with in fact.

They had four boys, all my age or older, and they reveled in telling us gin stories every

time they could get me and my younger siblings alone.

They told us about a time when they were traveling in rural South Asia on the way to their

ancestral village, bouncing along in a rickety train.

It was a hot night, and the train windows were pushed down.

So the dust that rose from the tracks created a haze both inside and outside the string

of cabins.

Things had quieted down, suppers had been unwrapped and eaten.

The last of the young boys who were hawking boiled eggs, fried lentils, and thick, sweet,

hot tea had passed through the train one final time.

Most of the other passengers were asleep, either slumped over a loved one next to them or

with their heads thrown back over a seat, their bodies steadily rocking back and forth

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