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Old Gods of Appalachia Season 3

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Old Gods of Appalachia is a horror anthology podcast

and therefore may contain material not suitable for all audiences.

So listener discretion is advised.

Josiah Constantine Walker was a preacher.

More than a mere tender of his flock, he was a worker of miracles, a healer of the broken, a saver of souls and a light cast under the path of the poor Miss Begotten Folk who found their way within earshot of the hellfire and brimstone that spewed forth from his mouth like a great conflagration.

You could read as much on the side of the painted wagon that he, his wife, Beebe and their youngins used to travel throughout Appalachia, preaching the good word and performing bonafide blessed by the Almighty Miracles.

The results might vary based on the amount placed in the collection, plate no refunds, but don't get me wrong, family.

Josiah Walker believed in his heart that he was doing God's work. You could not and would not convince that man that the visions he had or the healing work his three elders, daughters could perform with only their touch and their breath or the bonding and casting out a foul spirits that his three middle boys could do.

Were anything but a blessing of God and all his saints in heaven channeling the light of their eternal love through the Walker family to heal the ills of the world.

Explaining the gifts of illusion, warning and deception that his youngest daughter wielded from a young age might have involved some mental acrobatics that JC and Beebe weren't comfortable talking about.

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