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Lost Appalachia
by Ben Gray
Deep in the mountains of the American South, history was never fully written — it was buried.Lost Appalachia is the official companion podcast to the Lost Appalachia YouTube channel, where we go beyond the camera to uncover the forgotten, the legendary, and the unexplained across Appalachia’s shadowed hills.Check out Blue Ridge Survival as well!
Episodes
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Episode 5: Brown Mountain Lights and the Not-Deer
This week on Lost Appalachia, we explore the mystery of the Brown Mountain Lights-strange orbs seen for generations-and the unsettling encounters people call the Not-Deer... something that looks familiar, but feels completely wrong. From real sightings to the theories behind them, we break down...
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Episode 4: U’ tlûn’ta (Spearfinger)
Episode Description: This episode dives into the Cherokee legend of Spearfinger, the stone-skinned witch of the Smokies. We unpack the real historical sources behind the story, then step into a vivid retelling of the folklore passed down through generations. Join us on this episode of Lost...
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Episode 3: The Moon Eyed People
In this episode of Lost Appalachia, we dig into one of the region’s oldest and strangest legends: the Moon-Eyed People. From their roots in Cherokee tradition to early settler accounts and the mysterious stone structures scattered across the mountains, we explore who—or what—these pale, nocturnal...
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Episode 2: Appalachian Giants and Mounds
In this episode of Lost Appalachia, we explore one of the oldest and strangest legends in the Blue Ridge — the Appalachian Giants. From 1800s newspaper reports of enormous skeletons found in Kentucky and Tennessee, to Cherokee stories of the Tsul ’Kalu and the Stone Giants, this episode digs deep...
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Episode 1: The Nunnehi of Appalachia (Immortals)
In this first full episode of Lost Appalachia, we’re stepping straight into one of the oldest and strangest legends in the southern mountains — the story of the Nunnehi. Were they protectors, spirits, or something that walked the line between myth and reality? The Cherokee said they lived inside...
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Lost Appalachia Introduction
Welcome to the first episode of Lost Appalachia. In this one, we’re setting the stage — what this show is all about, why these mountains hide so many forgotten stories, and what’s coming next as we dig into the mysteries of Appalachia’s lost past. From strange carvings to old Cherokee legends…
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Deep in the mountains of the American South, history was never fully written — it was buried.Lost Appalachia is the official companion podcast to the Lost Appalachia YouTube channel, where we go beyond the camera to uncover the forgotten, the legendary, and the unexplained across Appalachia’s shadowed hills.Check out Blue Ridge Survival as well!
HOSTED BY
Ben Gray
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How many episodes does Lost Appalachia have?
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What is Lost Appalachia about?
Deep in the mountains of the American South, history was never fully written — it was buried.Lost Appalachia is the official companion podcast to the Lost Appalachia YouTube channel, where we go beyond the camera to uncover the forgotten, the legendary, and the unexplained across Appalachia’s...
How often does Lost Appalachia release new episodes?
Lost Appalachia has 6 episodes. Check the episode list to see recent publication dates and frequency.
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Who hosts Lost Appalachia?
Lost Appalachia is created and hosted by Ben Gray.
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