The Spooked Cat Podcast

Happy Halloween! What better way to celebrate, than with two tales of the spooky and strange?

Happy Halloween! What better way to celebrate, than with two tales of the spooky and strange?

Join us as we jump into a classic spooky ghost story that has haunted Americans since Washington Irving wrote it, in 1820. Part fact, part fiction, and all a fright to keep you up at night. Hang onto your heads!

We discuss the disappearance of Abbie Flynn in the middle of party prep for the Super Bowl February 2nd, 2020.

Dive into the murky depths and discover the lore, legend and curse surrounding the Flying Dutchman.

This week we dive into the fact, myth and legend of the infamous killer who loved Jazz: The Axe Man of New Orleans.

This week we dive into the history and haunts of the Wendigo.

This week we shine a light on the recent disappearance of Colorado wife and mother, Suzanne Morphew.

Join us as we travel to Billings, Montana and hear the tale of the Moss family as we explore the history and haunts of their home, Moss Mansion.

We look at the life of transgender man Brandon Teena, and the hate crime that ultimately claimed his life.

We travel to the forests of New Jersey in search of the legendary Jersey Devil.

In place of our usual episode we are contributing to the podcast blackout in support of Black Lives Matter.

This week we discuss the 2019 murder of Clark Atlanta University student Alexis Janae Crawford.

This week we travel to Tennessee to learn about the entity that plagued the Bell family since the 1800's.

We discuss the 1988 murder of Scott Johnson and the recent developments in his case.

Join us as we creep through the spooky passages and history of the Winchester Mystery Mansion.

This week we travel to the 1500’s to peer into the life and murders of Elizabeth Bathory, Blood Countess of Transylvania.

This week we dive into chilling 1500's the mystery of the Roanoke colony that vanished without a trace.

We dive into the active case of Gretchen Anthony, whose disappearance was disguised under claim of Covid19 quarantine.

We discuss Hannah Cranna, the Conneticut witch that never stood trial, still haunts the area to this day.