8 episodes
When You Wake A podcast of not just ghost stories.
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5.0 • 11 Ratings
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From the Taverna at Lichenwood—created by Robert O’Shaughnessy—a podcast of not just ghost stories.
https://www.whenyouwakepodcast.com/
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When You Wake Episode 08: Heir of the Witch
When You Wake is back to introduce Victoria Bell, the granddaughter of a Moldovan witch. Victoria has made a movie inspired by her childhood, "Heir of the Witch," which releases on August 4, 2023. She joins Robert to share her story.
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When You Wake: Season 01 Episode 07
The Lakes of the Clouds, Mount Washington, New Hampshire.
In this episode, guest Lindsay Robinson (who worked here one summer in the late 1990s) shares tales of a few of the many hikers who took their final steps along these craggy peaks. You won’t get these stories in any park service brochures. Written by Robert O’Shaughnessy. Music by Nicholas D’Amico. Production by John Chilson of oesounds.com. -
When You Wake: Season 01 Episode 06
The Ghosts of Gettysburg—a tour of the infamous civil war battlefield and stories ofGettysburg hauntings, past and present.
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When You Wake: Season 01 Episode 05
Maryland, my Maryland—from the legend of murdered slave Big Lizz to an intimate tour of Baltimore.
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When You Wake: Season 01 Episode 04
Salem Reverb: The ghosts of Salem and the makings of America.
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When You Wake: Season 01 Episode 03
A special Father’s Day ghost story about string music and reconciliation.
Customer Reviews
Awesomely creepy!
If you’re looking for creepy stories without a bunch of unnecessary banter that is produced well, this is your podcast! I hope he puts out a ton more stories 👻
Sensuous and Spooky
Richly told stories from different lands surrounded by beautiful auditory experiences, deliciously apt music and guileful commentary. Let this podcast wash over you and imagine yourself transported to a creaky barstool, a drafty farmhouse or any of its other scenes. When the episode ends you’ll breathe a deep sigh.
And lots of disco
This is a great listen. Fun to hear the narrator tie things very familiar with ideas that needed to get pieced together that weren’t in my wavelength. It’s captivating and calming. Much more than your typical take on a ghost story. And who doesn’t like a good ghost story??