A travel podcast exploring strange places, haunted spaces, and the stories behind them. Take a listen, and remember to stay hungry for all-things haunted!
Ghost and Grub is a narrative-style podcast, combining history, haunted folklore, travel, and food. Each episode explores at least two paranormal hot spots with a bonus story in between, as well as insider info and travel recommendations when visiting.
The Feminine Macabre Vol. VI is OUT TODAY! Featuring a foreword by Mhara Starling - The Welsh Witch, this journal highlights the work and research of 27 ladies (including Ghost and Grub host Shannon Bailey Grace) in the , , and occult. I'll have some copies soon! However, in the meantime, you can order copies here: https://tinyurl.com/37fmf5ee
Be a guest on our show! We're looking for guests to be interviewed for the next round of Ghost and Grub episodes.
At Ghost and Grub, we're all about traveling to spooky and strange places, as well as hearing the stories behind them! Therefore, we're looking to have people on the show who want to chat about their favorite strange or haunted destination, as well as share a tale or personal story about the location.
We're particularly interested in places listeners can visit, and destinations can include physical structures, organic spaces, and commercial locations.
If you or someone you know may be a good fit, respond in the comments or DM us, and let's chat!
Exciting news! Our very own Shannon Bailey Grace will be featured in Vol. 6 of the all-female journal .feminine.macabre from exploring topics such as women in the and more! Coming Summer 2024. 🖤
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As we gear up for Season 2 of Ghost and Grub, we are currently seeking podcast guests. Have a fav haunted restaurant, bar, or hotel? Contact us at [email protected] and let's talk!
As we gear up for Season 2 of Ghost and Grub, we are currently seeking podcast guests. Have a fav haunted restaurant, bar, or hotel? Contact us at [email protected] and let's talk!
Exciting things happening for Ghost and Grub this fall. Check it out! https://bit.ly/3Kb4uj2
Have a ghost story you'd like to share? Or, have you visited a haunted destination that you'd like us to chat about in an upcoming episode? Email us at [email protected]. We'd LOVE to hear from you!
Creator and host of Ghost and Grub Shannon Bailey Grace sat down with Julie Strauss to discuss Amy Bruni’s new book My Life with the Afterlife. Take a listen. 👇
The podcast where I get to know interesting people by asking them about their favorite book.
As we work on our newest season set to debut later this summer, Ghost and Grub is looking for a few people to add to the team:
- Researcher/Social Media Manager
- Co-host/Guest Coordinator
Podcasting is a marathon, not a sprint. Therefore, these are unpaid positions until the podcast begins earning revenue. If you are interested in learning more, please reach out to us: https://www.ghostandgrub.com/contact
Did you know that Georgia has its own loch ? Named after the Altamaha River, "Altie" is said to be a hissing sea creature with a long tail. Learn more about this at https://discoverdarien.com/our-sea-monster/. And, be sure to catch our latest episode "Haunted Marietta, GA," and find out where to visit and make a spooktacular day out of all-things haunted. https://ghostandgrub.com/the-podcast
Built in 1845, the William Root House is now a museum with monthly events, including flashlight tours in October. The Root's son reportedly died in the home upstairs, and many claim his ghost remains. Learn about more haunted places in "Haunted Marietta, GA." https://bit.ly/3w1fVDm
Marietta is filled with an eclectic mix of the past and present day. Its close proximity to Atlanta makes it the perfect day trip to experience the spookier side of this quaint, Antebellum city. Take a listen: https://www.ghostandgrub.com/the-podcast
Trains have played an important part in Marietta's history. The Civil War may have ended over 150 years ago, but people to this day continue to see the spirits of soldiers on and around the tracks. Perhaps it's due to the number of soldiers whose bodies were transported out of town by trains on those very tracks. What do you think?
Haunted Marietta, Georgia, drops this week where ever you listen to podcasts.
If you have more than one day to spend in Indianapolis, a visit to the Roads Hotel is a must! Although the hotel doesn't rent individual rooms any longer, they do offer daytime and nighttime paranormal investigations. What's more, some of the proceeds collected from the Roads Hotel go to the Lost Limbs Foundation. Learn more about the Roads Hotel and their charity here: https://www.roadshotel.com
While in Indy, visit the Indiana Medical History Museum. Once part of the Indiana Hospital for the Insane, the museum offers tours of its facility, including an anatomical museum, autopsy room, and library. Listen to our newest episode “Haunted Indianapolis” to learn about more strange and spooky places to visit. https://www.ghostandgrub.com/the-podcast
Went away for the weekend to Kentucky. Always love going back to the The Old Talbott Tavern in Bardstown, but I also visited Buffalo Trace Distillery which is reportedly haunted. Stopped off at the very haunted Federal Hill, and then topped off the trip with another visit to The Waverly Hills Sanatorium. Have you been to any of these places?
In our newest episode, learn about a mansion in Indy with ties to the Underground Railroad. Next, visit a famous blues bar with over a dozen, active spirits. Finally, find out the most unique place in the city to stay the night. https://bit.ly/3JmBMK4
The Crowne Plaza in Indianapolis is said to be haunted, including spectral sounds regularly heard in its grand ballroom. Others have heard and felt a train approaching the station when no train is in the area. https://bit.ly/3JmBMK4
The ghost of a cowboy has been seen at The Slippery Noodle in Indy, as well as a woman who some report may be the pr******te involved in a fatal stabbing back in the 1950s. https://bit.ly/3JmBMK4
We may never know who haunts the Hannah House and why they’ve decided to remain there. However, to this day, many continue to see a man in a black suit, a woman dressed in period clothing, and the spirits of slaves in the basement. Take a listen to "Tunnels and Trains" and learn more about the Hannah House and other spooky places throughout Indianapolis. https://bit.ly/3JmBMK4
It seems every town has their own hitchhiking ghost story, and Indianapolis is no exception. On rainy nights, a teenage girl in a prom dress can be seen on the corner of 38th Street and MLK Drive. She is soaking wet from the rain, looking for a ride home.
One night, a young man sees the girl and offers her a ride home. The girl gets into the back of the man's car and provides him with her address. As the man pulls up to the girl's home, he turns around and notices the woman has disappeared. However, the backseat of his car is still wet.
Confused, the man gets out of the car and walks up to the house. He knocks on the door, and a woman answers. As the man explains what happened, he catches a glimpse of a picture inside the woman's home. It is a picture of the very girl to whom he gave a ride. In shock, the woman tells the man it is a photo of her daughter who died the night of her prom six years ago.
Our newest episode explores Indianapolis and debuts tomorrow.
Do you have a spooky story while visiting a haunted restaurant, bar, or hotel? We want to hear from you! Your story might be shared on an upcoming episode. Email us at [email protected].
Here are my personal picks on how to make an entire day to experience the spookier side of Chicago: https://www.ghostandgrub.com
A former boxer is said to haunt Val's Famous Pizza in Chesterton, IN. When you go, I recommend the Chesterton Fire pizza. Super spicy and packed with flavor, it’s the perfect way to have your own literal taste of Chesterton and its history. And, stay for some of their famous peanut butter puck. You won’t regret it. https://www.ghostandgrub.com
Next week, I share my picks for the spookiest places to grab a bite to eat in Indianapolis. Where are your favorite haunts in Indy?
For an immersive experience into the Talbott Tavern's history, I recommend renting a room directly above the tavern. And, if you’re in the mood for a ghostly encounter, the Jesse James Room is said to be a hotspot for paranormal activity.
Weekends can get a bit noisy, though, with live entertainment downstairs in the tavern, and I like to be where the action is, but if you’re looking for a quieter stay, the Talbott Inn and Gift Shop, located in an adjacent building, is the perfect way to stay close to the original Tavern and Inn without the noise or spirits.
Learn more about the Talbott and its resident ghosts: https://www.ghostandgrub.com
The Reid Murdoch building in Chicago is a hotspot for paranormal activity. Those who have worked at the restaurants and other businesses in the building have reported countless stories of furniture and other fixtures moving on their own, as well as lights flickering on and off for no apparent reason. Others have reported seeing shadow people throughout the building and hearing voices in parts of the building where no living people can be found. https://bit.ly/3tQfVpM
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