Campfire Chronicles: Stories After Dark Kelsey D. Garmendia

San Antonio, TX is one of the biggest cities in the enormous state of Texas. It's also one of the largest mass graves in the state's history. Between the alamo and natives being eradicated by disease, it's no surprise that the city is flooded with ghost stories. Today we're looking at the patient zero for the curse of "La Llorona." Do you believe in ghosts? Let me know in the comments down below.

Last episode "Is The Truth Out There?": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LuzDJqfPM84&list=PLPK_711L7kOmeFZ-eM6bgxJKzL-DSxpgF

New episode coming April 18, 2024.

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Welcome back to the Campfire! The inaugural episode this season is all about my small hometown of Pine Bush, N.Y. Did you know Pine Bush is known as the UFO capital of the east coast with more UFO sightings than Roswell, NM? Do you believe in UFOs? As Fox Mulder would say, I want to believe.

Today we talk about how finding your safe space is important to taking care of yourself mentally and physically. For story time, we get to read through "Reality," a short poem about growing up after experiencing loss.

Today by the campfire, we talk about dealing with PTSD and the aftermath of victim blaming. Today's episode also features a short poem to reflect on trauma and how it stays with you for years.

The first episode of 2023 brings the raw point of view of what it's like experiencing death in the eyes of an Atheist. The episode is followed by a poem written by the host entitled A Walk With Death.

New year, new season of Campfire Chronicles: Stories After Dark! This episode focuses on what's to come for my Twitch stream, the future of the podcast and just a small recap of the end of our year. Reading from The Music for Tale Thursday.