The Reddit Stories: New Orleans Terrors

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Out There: A Cryptid Podcast

Josh

134 episodes

4 days ago

Out There: A Cryptid Podcast follows Josh and his team as they dive into the world of cryptids, paranormal encounters, and unexplained phenomena. Each week, Josh takes you on an adventure beyond the edges of reality — uncovering strange stories, exploring eerie legends, and asking the big questions about what might really be... out there. Whether you’re a believer, a skeptic, or just love a good mystery, this show will keep you hooked! Follow on Instagram and TikTok @outtherecryptids, and support the show on Patreon @outtherecryptids.

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The Reddit Stories: New Orleans Terrors

Out There: A Cryptid Podcast

35 minutes 22 seconds

2 weeks ago

The Reddit Stories: New Orleans Terrors

PARANORMAL: The Reddit Stories: New Orleans Terrors

Join Josh as he dives into real-life paranormal encounters from one of America’s most haunted cities — New Orleans. From the lingering echoes of Hurricane Katrina to haunted hotels, ghostly figures caught on camera, and eerie happenings in the French Quarter, these are the firsthand accounts of people who’ve come face-to-face with the city’s restless spirits.

New Orleans is no stranger to darkness — we’ve already covered legends like the Axeman, Madame LaLaurie, and the city’s rumored vampires — but these stories come straight from those who lived them. Are these encounters proof that the past still walks among the living… or just the city’s energy playing tricks on those who dare to look too closely?