Chapter
Discussion on the Morbid Representation of Torture and Haunted Attractions
48:00 - 50:00 (01:59)
The speakers discuss the appropriateness of using morbid themes in haunted attractions and agree that it is better than trivializing serious topics, but it should still be approached with sensitivity.
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The hosts discuss the supernatural occurrences reported in a haunted pit including the presence of a small black dog with floating feet, a bleeding Confederate soldier, and another soldier carrying a black satchel.
48:00 - 49:03 (01:02)
Ghosts
Summary
The hosts discuss the supernatural occurrences reported in a haunted pit including the presence of a small black dog with floating feet, a bleeding Confederate soldier, and another soldier carrying a black satchel.
ChapterDiscussion on the Morbid Representation of Torture and Haunted Attractions
EpisodeEpisode 107: Haunted Battlegrounds: The American Civil War
PodcastLast Podcast On The Left
The podcast hosts discuss the haunted history of the McDonald's franchise, specifically the location in Downey, California which was the third-ever McDonald's restaurant, built in 1953 and reopened in the 90s as a museum.
49:03 - 50:00 (00:57)
McDonald's
Summary
The podcast hosts discuss the haunted history of the McDonald's franchise, specifically the location in Downey, California which was the third-ever McDonald's restaurant, built in 1953 and reopened in the 90s as a museum. They explore the potential for ghosts haunting the location and the macabre history surrounding it.