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Ghosts in the Mountains
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  • GITM - Ep #23 - The Haunting Of Barley’s Taproom
    In the heart of downtown Asheville, Barley’s Taproom is known for its craft beer, historic charm but also for its chilling tales of the paranormal. In this episode, we explore one of the city’s most iconic haunted locations, where staff and patrons alike have reported multiple ghostly phenomena including the presence of a mysterious woman walking up and down the large stairs in the main room. But why is Barley’s so haunted? We dive into the story of an early 1900s massacre that could explain it all. Join us as we dive into the legends surrounding this beloved pub, dig into its past as a former appliance store and gathering place, and uncover firsthand accounts from those who’ve experienced the strange and unexplainable after hours. Whether it’s residual energy or something more intelligent, something—or someone—still walks the floors of Barley’s. Pull up a chair, pour yourself a pint, and prepare for another cozy and chilling evening with Ghosts in the Mountains.
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  • GITM - Ep #22 - The Tallulah Gorge with Dr. Allen Greenfield
    Tucked deep in the Appalachian foothills of northern Georgia, Tallulah Gorge is known for its breathtaking cliffs and cascading waterfalls—but hidden in the shadow of its beauty are stories that defy explanation. In this episode of Ghosts in the Mountains, we explore reports of glowing-eyed “little people” seen among the rocks and a decades-long pattern of UFO sightings above the gorge. We’re joined by legendary occult researcher and ufologist Dr. Allen Greenfield, who shares his insights on high strangeness in the region, the overlap between folklore and modern phenomenon, and why places like Tallulah may act as windows into something far older—and far weirder—than most imagine. From Cherokee legend to high strangeness and interdimensional theory, this episode pulls back the veil on one of the South’s most mysterious hotspots.
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  • GITM - Ep #21 - The Thomas Divide
    Deep in the Smoky Mountains, high along the Blue Ridge Parkway, there’s a place where the night sky flickers with lights no one can explain. Welcome to the Thomas Divide—an ancient ridgeline steeped in Appalachian beauty and wrapped in paranormal mystery. For generations, locals and travelers alike have reported strange orbs floating over the treetops, weaving through the valley, and even responding to headlights or voices. Are they spirits of the departed, Cherokee guardians, or something stranger still? In this episode of Ghosts in the Mountains, we trace the glowing trails of the Thomas Divide ghost lights. We’ll dive into eyewitness accounts, explore Cherokee legends that echo through the region, and consider the scientific—and supernatural—explanations for one of the South’s lesser-known but most mesmerizing phenomena.
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  • GITM - Ep #20 - The Cherokee Little People
    Long before settlers arrived in the Appalachian Mountains, the Cherokee spoke of the Yunwi Tsunsdi’—the Little People. Said to stand no taller than a child, these elusive, ancient beings are described as protectors, tricksters, and watchers of the land. Some say they live in hidden caves and ridge-lines, appearing only to those who truly need help… or to those who wander too far off the path. In this episode of Ghosts in the Mountains, we explore the stories, sightings, and spiritual significance of the Cherokee Little People. From whispered warnings passed down through generations to modern-day encounters deep in the woods, these mysterious figures remain one of the region’s most enduring and unexplained phenomena. Are they guardians of the forest—or something far older and stranger?
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  • GITM - Ep #19 - The Haunting Of Hixon House
    In this spine-tingling episode of Ghosts in the Mountains, Caleb and Austin sit down with Caleb’s longtime friend Matt Hixon to share an unsettling story that strikes close to home—literally. Matt and his family once lived in a charming house in Candler, North Carolina, but their experience was anything but ordinary. What began as faint sounds in the night quickly escalated into full-blown poltergeist activity— loud thuds, objects flying, and potentially more threatening activity. Matt describes how these unexplained events unfolded, and the chilling moment when they realized the house was no longer safe for them to call home. Join us as we explore the disturbing phenomenon that forced Matt and his family to flee, and as we ask: what really haunted that little house in the woods of Candler?
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About Ghosts In The Mountains

Ghosts in the Mountains explores the eerie, unexplained, and deeply mysterious stories hiding within the misty peaks of Western North Carolina and beyond. From haunted hotels and spectral legends to cryptid sightings and lost treasures, hosts Caleb Hanks and Austin Burgess take you deep into the folklore, history, and firsthand encounters that shape the region’s paranormal landscape. Each episode uncovers chilling tales, eyewitness accounts, and historical mysteries, blending investigative storytelling with a cozy, fireside feel. Whether you’re a skeptic or a true believer, Ghosts in the Mountains is your guide to the supernatural side of Appalachia. Subscribe now, and let’s journey into the unknown together.
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