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Old Gods of Appalachia

Horror, Folk Horror, Anthology, Science Fiction, Fiction, Appalachia, Eldritch

4.9 • 4.7K Ratings

🗓️ 31 October 2022

⏱️ 26 minutes

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Summary

On October 31st, 1972, an old pick up truck carried an even older man down the mountain to do his tradin' at the Cas Walker's in Stonega, VA. He never asked for no trouble. Y'all just remember that.

CW: Sound of screeching breaks/ sudden car horn with no impact, discussion of butchery of meat in a grocery store, mutilation, gore, physical assault (non sexual), disfigurement, death(s) by exsanguination.

Written by Steve Shell and Cam Collins

Narrated by Steve Shell

Sound design by Steve Shell

Produced and edited by Cam Collins and Steve Shell

Intro music: “50 Second Instrumental” written and performed by Landon Blood

Outro music: “If The Beasts Should Hunt Us” by Lonesome Wyatte and Rachel Brooke

Special equipment consideration provided by Lauten Audio.

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0:00.0	Rusty Quill presents
0:06.0	Every household will get help with energy bills this winter.
0:11.0	The UK Government is giving you an extra £400 to ward your bills.
0:17.0	For most households, payments are automatic.
0:20.0	If you're on a traditional pre-payment meter, you'll receive vouchers.
0:25.0	You will also get even more help with your bills with the energy price guarantee.
0:31.0	Find out more at gov.uk forward slash help for households today.
0:40.0	Well, hey there family.
0:42.0	Normally this is where I do my prescripted ad for our season-long sponsor, Suquerbe.
0:46.0	I'd actually wanted to take this time to thank Suquerbe and Andrea,
0:50.0	who travelled all the way to Asheville, North Carolina for one of our live shows.
0:54.0	This past October of 2022, and brought with her special samples of the unknown roads fragrance
1:00.0	that's going to be coming from Suquerbe in the very near future.
1:04.0	Suquerbe has been a ride or die sponsor with us since the beginning,
1:08.0	and we thoroughly appreciate them and all that they've done for us in creating fragrances and magnificent.
1:15.0	Just family vibes amongst their community and hours.
1:19.0	So why don't you head on over to suquerbe.com, pick yourself out something nice,
1:23.0	and use the code LoveGods to participate in the special offer,
1:28.0	the details of which you will find over there on suquerbe.com.
1:32.0	Suquerbe, you are family and we thank you.
1:35.0	Welcome to the dark side. Y'all smell awesome.
1:42.0	Old Gods of Appalachia is a horror anthology podcast,
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