Strange Appalachia: Folktales & Superstitions

According To An Idiot

After a horrifying election season, we invite you to join us as we distract ourselves with horrors that dwell far beyond the halls of power!

The Appalachian Mountains are some of the oldest mountains on Earth. For centuries they have enchanted all those who have settled in the shadow of their towering peaks. Native Americans and European settlers alike had found profound beauty in the region we call "APPALACHIA".

Alongside the natural splendor, a mysterious energy also inhabits the vast forests and abandoned mines. The locals have known it by many names: ghosts, faeries, monsters, etc. To cope with the seemingly haunted world around them, the mountain folk developed a set of rules for survival. Some of these superstitions include:

- Never whistle at night.

- If a familiar voice calls to you in the woods, do NOT answer it.

- When visiting a home, always exit through the door you entered.

What is it about Appalachia that has inspired so many legends and superstitions? Join us as we examine the history and culture of this paranormal hotspot!

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