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Join us as we discover the origins and folklore surrounding the mysterious cryptid that haunts the mountains, forests, and hollers of Appalachia. Broadcast from The Stone Branch Center for the Arts during the Virginia Wine and Craft Festival. In 2014, Norton’s city leaders formally recognized the surrounding High Knob wilderness as protected territory for Sasquatch, Bigfoot, and, of course, the Woodbooger. Visitors were encouraged to experience the region, but always with the

Join us this time as we encounter a spirit who haunts the 86th floor of the Empire State Building. Evelyn McHale arrived at Penn Station back from Easton Pennsylvania. Penn Station before it was demolished in the 1960s Evelyn stopped at the Governor Clinton Hotel before walking to the Empire State Building. The Governor Clinton Hotel, which later became the Stewart Hotel. It is now slated to be private residences. The Empire State Building in the 1930's She bought a ticket t

Bridge Street Cafe at 279 Water Street (site of the 19th century Hole-in-the-Wall Saloon) "The wickedest block in the wickedest ward..." Today, the South Street Seaport is a family-friendly tourist destination with restaurants, trendy shops, movies, concerts and festivals. But was it always like that? Certainly not according to 19th-century journalist Oliver Dyer. He called New York City's South Street Seaport,