"The World and Its Superlatives" is a podcast series that delves into extraordinary aspects of the world, focusing on the biggest, strongest, and most remarkable phenomena across various domains. Through each episode, it explores diverse subjects such as the tallest buildings, longest bridges, deepest oceans, fastest animals, and more, celebrating the remarkable achievements and natural wonders of our planet.
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"The World and Its Superlatives" is a podcast series that delves into extraordinary aspects of the world, focusing on the biggest, strongest, and most remarkable phenomena across various domains. Through each episode, it explores diverse subjects such as the tallest buildings, longest bridges, deepest oceans, fastest animals, and more, celebrating the remarkable achievements and natural wonders of our planet.
This episode explores some of the world’s most haunted locations, from ancient castles and abandoned prisons to eerie forests and ghostly hotels. Stories range from phantom drummers in Edinburgh Castle and headless queens in the Tower of London to restless spirits in Aokigahara Forest and eerie echoes in Eastern State Penitentiary. Whether born from tragedy, isolation, or legend, these places are said to hold echoes of the past that refuse to fade. The episode blends history with folklore to show how certain locations carry an atmosphere so strong, it feels as if the past is still alive within their walls.
The World and Its Superlatives
"The World and Its Superlatives" is a podcast series that delves into extraordinary aspects of the world, focusing on the biggest, strongest, and most remarkable phenomena across various domains. Through each episode, it explores diverse subjects such as the tallest buildings, longest bridges, deepest oceans, fastest animals, and more, celebrating the remarkable achievements and natural wonders of our planet.
