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5 Louisville Podcast Episodes for October

If you’re looking for some haunted listening for your fall walks, we’ve got you covered.

Cherokee Park Pergola

Pop in your earbuds and listen to these chilling tales during a walk around Cherokee Park.

Photo courtesy of Louisville Tourism

Here are 5 hair-raising podcast episodes that take place in River City to add to your October listening list.

Tune in + freak out to these stories covering everything from the the most crowded cemetery in the country to the 1993 UFO showdown with the Jefferson County Police.

Withering Heights” | Lore

This award-winning, non-fiction podcast with an Amazon TV series shares the tale of Waverly Hills Sanatorium.

A large, abandoned sanatorium

Waverly Hills Sanatorium | Photo by @theghoulguide + @ayeitzkinedy

Photo by @theghoulguide + @ayeitzkinedy

Eastern Cemetery in Louisville, Kentucky” | The Ordinary, Extraordinary Cemetery

Hear the extraordinary story of Eastern Cemetery, located on Baxter Avenue next to the famous Cave Hill Cemetery, and how it became the most over-buried commercial cemetery in America.

Mechanical Monsters!” | The Past and The Curious History

On this episode of Louisvillan Mick Sullivan’s kid-friendly podcast, Louisville museum educator Heather Gotlib shares her original story about Mary Shelley + Sullivan tells the story of a chess-playing robot.

“Taxi Cabs, ScareFest, and a Female Van Helsing?” | VampChat

Hosted by two Kentucky authors, this podcast covers all things vampiric. This episode features an interview with another author, an overview of Lexington’s ScareFest, and a trip with the great-grandnephew of Bram Stoker.

Aliens Over Kentucky” | UFO Chronicles Podcast

Listen to Louisville natives Jacob and Jenny Floyd — aka the Frightening Floyds — recount extraterrestrial events + encounters from their book, “Aliens Over Kentucky,” including a story about the 1993 showdown between Jefferson County Police + a UFO.

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