Old Gods of Appalachia

Episode 107: The Acolyte

The bride explores her new home as shadows begin to stir.  CW: Blood. We cannot stress that enough. Lots of blood. Eyeball injury, severed body parts, crushed limbs, imp

Old Gods of Appalachia presents: Goth Prom

There’s a story whispered in these hollers that speaks of the ones who never got their proper prom — how they wait, patient as roots, for the night the veil goes thin eno

Episode 106: The Bride

The rich man’s son brings his betrothed to Lonely Creek. CW: References to personal ads, mail-order brides, death of parents, cat sounds, rain and wind sounds, horse dra

Episode 105: The Builder

Old acquaintances come face to face, and a story begins.  CW: References to slavery, racism, land theft, genocide of indigneous people, poison, eldritch madness, monster

Episode 104: Excursus III

A little palate cleanser before the final course of season six begins in earnest. CW: Public transportation sounds, monster noises. Written by Cam Collins Produced and

Meet Our Cousins: Spooked

Well hey there, family. Old Gods of Appalachia is on a short break before the final story arc of season six begins, and will return on July 30th, 2026. But we can’t leave

Episode 103: Final Arbitration

Dinner and a show. CW: Gore, intense body horror, dismemberment, ocular destruction, vomiting, discussion of death of family members, familial strife, grief, mind contro

Episode 102: Hour of the Ouroboros

Patience isn’t always a virtue. CW: Discussion of death of family members, familial strife, grief, mind control, and vocal mourning. Written by Steve Shell and Cam Coll

Episode 101: Keeper of Ways

Rachel Harlow arrives to greet her past and her future. CW: Discussion of murder of family members, mind control, and dismemberment and burial of dead bodies; small airc

Episode 100: One Way Ticket

Wheels are set in motion, and there is no turning back. CW: Discussion of murder of family members, monster and train sounds, occult practices, mutilation and reanimatio

Episode 99: Master of Doors

Commandments are broken and great men are found wanting.  CW: Discussion of murder of family members, monster and train sounds, occult practices, mutilation and reanimat

Episode 98: Generation of Vipers

In these mountains, there is more than one royal family. CW: Discussion of murder of family members, death post-childbirth; monster noises, train sounds, occult practice

Episode 97: Excursus II

A little palate cleanser before the second course of season two begins in earnest. CW: Monster sounds; holiday party sounds; mention of a dead parent. Written by Cam Co

Meet Our Cousins: The Harbingers

Well hey there, family. This week Old Gods of Appalachia is taking an extra week off, as we do in between story arcs, and we will return on Thursday April 16th with the s

Episode 96: Lessons Learned

The black door opens. Who or what will pass through?  CW: Historical hospital settings, gore, deaths by monster and falling, monster and monster eating sounds, ghost vio

Episode 95: The Second Death

The dead make their case as oblivion lurks in the shadows.  CW: Historical hospital settings, discussion of familial neglect and the death of a child, elements of a haun

Episode 94: Phantoms in the Early Dark

Ghosts of the past and the present manifest around the occupant of room sixteen. CW: Historical hospital settings, loss of bodily autonomy/control, death by mutilation,

Episode 93: The Woman in Room Sixteen

In the summer of 1928, a mysterious stranger seeks help and healing at Woodhaven Sanitorium. CW: References to death by illness, historical hospital settings, eye/mouth

Episode 92: Excursus I

An amuse bouche before our first course of the season. CW: References to death by illness, historical hospital settings. Written by Cam Collins Produced and edited by

Episode 91: Season Six Prologue

A brief look ahead into the long shadows of Season Six. CW: References to family secrets, train sounds. Written by Steve Shell Edited by Cam Collins Produced by Cam C