Along the Dungarvon River of Miramichi, many have reported hearing a strange and sinister whooping. What is the cause of this spine tingling sound?

Join us today to hear Chelsea share the terrifying tale of the Dungarvon Whooper.

The culprit of countless mysterious deaths at sea, and a phenomenon once thought to be a thing of lore are rogue waves.

Join us today to hear Evan share information about Rogue Waves, a maritime mystery just recently understood by scientists.

Join us to hear Evan tell us about Rogue Waves in our latest Maritime Mini.

The shapeshifting seals known as Selkies have been featured in folklore for centuries.

Many people associate them with European folklore, but did you know tales of these mythological creatures have traveled across the Atlantic Ocean, all the way to Nova Scotia?

Join us to hear Evan share stories of Selkies & theories behind their origins.

An isolated gravesite for a young girl sits on the side of a dirt road in rural Nova Scotia.

How did this become Catherine McIntosh’s final resting place, and why is the grave surrounded by toys?

Listen to our newest Maritime Mini to hear her story!

The beautiful Annapolis Royal is known for its gorgeous view of the Annapolis River & rich heritage, but did you know the region is full of ghost stories?

Join us today to hear Chelsea share tales of two of these spirits haunting the shores of this waterfront community.

Local lore in Beaver Bank, Nova Scotia, claims the devil himself visited back in the 1800s, and left a permanent mark so no one could forget his time there.

Join us to hear Evan share the folklore behind the Devil’s Footprints, a rock formation with a potentially sinister history!

Kentville, Nova Scotia was once known as the Devil’s Half-Acre, a bustling boom town known for its horse races. It was so busy that one young man couldn’t find a room for the night, and ended up with a mysterious roommate he would never forget.

Join us to hear Evan share the story of the Kentville Phantom Artists & a discussion of haunted paintings!

What better way to celebrate the holidays than bundle up under a blanket, light a fire for warmth, and share spooky stories.

Join us to hear Chelsea share the stories of the Christmas Ghosts of the Eastern Shore of Nova Scotia.