A lot of our episodes have a spooky flare, but we decided to round up a list of our scariest episodes for those of you who want a thrill this spooky season! Have you listened to any of these yet? If not, load them on your preferred podcast platform and get ready to feel that October chill.

Evan and Chelsea are braving one of Nova Scotia’s most famous October haunts to set up a booth at the Bluenose Ghosts Festival on October 18th! We’ll be there from 6:30 pm - 9:30 pm on October 18th handing out stickers and zines and chatting about folklore with anyone who dares drop by our table!

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A now abandoned house stands in rural Nova Scotia. Those who have tried to turn it into a happy home have been unable to because of the darkness lurking within. Join us today to hear the sinister story of the Devil’s Roadhouse.

We love collecting books written by local authors, and this one by Clary Croft was quite the find from @thatswhatsheread_hfx This book is full of stories of witches in the Maritimes and is rich with witch related folklore. Have you listened to our episode on Witches of Nova Scotia yet?

Witches have been persecuted for centuries, but many don’t realize that Salem wasn’t the only North American location affected when the witch hysteria traveled across the Atlantic Ocean. Maritime folklore is full of stories of witches in Nova Scotia, and today we are going to share them with you.

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October is just around the corner and the veil thins as Samhain approaches. What a perfect time of year to delve into our long awaited episode on witches! Join us Wednesday to hear Chelsea share stories of witch folklore in Nova Scotia.

Good morning Hikers, If you are looking for a way to pass the time today, the Acadia After Dark one year anniversary special is up for your listening pleasure. Over an hour of true stories of horror and the unexplained from the Maine woods. youtu.be/MX19FhTQO28

On Cobequid Road near Sackville, Nova Scotia, there sits a railway crossing haunted by the spirit of a young woman. Join us today to hear Evan share the story of the Cobequid Railway Crossing Ghost. Available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube & more!

Super proud of our #SeaTember release- an episode all about #Selkies with resident sea #folklore experts @icftmaritimespod.bsky.social Link in our bio to listen 🌊🌊🌊

The Angus L. Macdonald Bridge (the “old bridge” to longtime Nova Scotians) has connected Dartmouth & Halifax since 1955. It is the third bridge built on that very spot, and legend has it the previous two fell because of a curse. Join us today to hear the tale of the Curse of the Macdonald Bridge.

Just off the southern tip of Nova Scotia is a stoney island with a sinister history. Join us today to hear Chelsea share to mystery of this island in today’s Maritime Mini.

We’ll be at the Uniacke Estate Museum from 10 am-2 pm on Sunday September 14th handing out stickers and zines and hearing your spooky encounters (if you’re brave enough to share 👻) Hope to see you there!

Picked up "The Mystery of the Mary Celeste" yesterday for the Nova Scotia game dev archive. This game wasn't developed here, however I keep an adjacent collection of games that are based on local topics or involve the province in some way. The Mary Celeste was built Spencer's Island in 1861.

We decided to plan a spooky road trip itinerary for you for the stunning South Shore of Nova Scotia so you can take advantage of all the fall fun to be had leading up to spooky season! Buckle up your seatbelt and join us on the Fishermen’s Memorial Highway!

A train related tragedy took place in Prince Edward Island in 1932, and since then a ghostly presence has been sensed on the tracks. Join us today to hear Evan share the terrifying tale of the Deblois Ghost Train.

The mystery of the Mary Celeste, a ship with a sinister story built in Nova Scotia in the 1860s, is a prolific tale known across the world. What curious circumstances did the shipmates of the vessel encounter, and what are the theories behind the still unsolved case?

We know we love all things mysterious in the Maritimes!

We wanted to re-introduce ourselves! We have a new episode dropping tomorrow on a famous maritime mystery! Find it on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or YouTube!

Halifax, Nova Scotia is a bustling area developing more and more each month. Did you know that off of Joseph Howe Dr there was once a lush green space which was the site of the first zoo in North America? Join us today to hear Chelsea share the story of the Halifax Zoological Gardens.

Atlantic Canada is no stranger to tales of the wee folk, so we decided to revisit one of our popular topics from last summer and share more stories of these magical beings! Today, Chelsea shares three stories of the fairies of Prince Edward Island.

Most folks driving in and out of Nova Scotia are familiar with the iconic Mastodon Ridge in Stewiacke with its 14’ tall mastodon statue. Are you familiar with the story behind how this stopping point got its name? Join us today to hear Evan share the story behind Mastodon Ridge!

Cape Sable Island on the Southern tip of Nova Scotia is known for its beautiful beach, bird watching and for its history of ship wrecks. Did you know a sea monster lurks in the salt water off its shore? Join us today to hear Evan share the tale of the Cape Sable Sea Serpent and its sightings.

On display at the Yarmouth County Museum & Archives is a large stone inscribed with 14 runes whose origins are still unknown to this day. Listen to our most recent Maritime Mini to hear Chelsea share the theories behind this baffling boulder.

Have you ever heard 3 loud knocks and been unable to find a human cause behind them? Forerunners are one of the most commonly reported supernatural encounters in Atlantic Canada, and today we will be sharing spooky tales from Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island.

Most Maritimers are familiar with the term forerunner, an omen of impending doom that comes in many forms. Join us tomorrow to hear Chelsea share tales of forerunners from Prince Edward Island and Nova Scotia.

Have you ever heard of the baffling boom that bewildered folks on Bell Island, Newfoundland on August 2nd, 1978? Join us today to hear Evan share the story! Available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube, Podcast Addict & Amazon. Recorded & produced @thedrumroom using @607audio gear

We’re doing something different for this week’s episode! We love exploring spooky spots when traveling, and thought it would be fun to share a spooky road trip itinerary with you for one of our favourite places, the Annapolis Valley! Buckle up your seatbelt and join us on the Harvest Highway!

We know that Nova Scotia has its fair share of mysteries. Did you know it is also the site of rare fossil discoveries? Listen to our Maritime Mini to learn more about these Rare Fossils of Nova Scotia and fossil related folklore.

On the most recent episode our guests shared some personal experiences they have had, and this one in particular is sure to leave you questioning. The full episode is up on all our platforms and make sure you go and check out @icftmaritimespod.bsky.social for more spooky folklore from their region.

What’s better when sitting around a campfire than sharing a spooky story? We compiled all of our stories perfect to share while the campfire embers crackle, and you have the deep dark woods at your back. All episodes are available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube, Podcast Addict & Amazon.

The Halifax Memorial Library on Spring Garden Road closed its doors in 2014 after over 60 years of service. Before then, it was the site of the Halifax Poor House known for its abysmal conditions. Listen to today’s episode on the Haunting of the Halifax Memorial Library!

Good morning Hikers, It's Monday again and therea new episode of the podcast waiting you. This week's guests are Chelsea and Evan of @icftmaritimespod.bsky.social a podcast discussing the strange and unusual folklore of Atlantic Maritimes Canada. Available on all our platforms. Don't miss it.

Our maritime folklore is rich with myths & mysteries. Here are all of them covered on It Came From the Maritimes so far! What local mysteries would you love to hear covered?

Have you ever heard the haunting sound of bagpipes when wandering through Windsor, Nova Scotia on a moonlit night? Perhaps you were hearing the mournful moan of the ghost of Piper’s Pond. Listen to our newest Maritime Mini to hear this tale.

Atlantic Canada is known for its haunted history, but we have more than our fair share of curious creature sightings as well! Here are all the cryptids and creatures we’ve covered so far on It Came From the Maritimes! Which creatures would you love to learn more about?

Uniacke Estate was built in the early 1800s, and has proudly stood on its beautiful property in Mount Uniacke since then. The family loved their home so much, it seems they lingered in the afterlife. Join us today to hear Evan share the story of the haunting of the Uniacke Estate and grounds.

Here are all of the Atlantic Canada ghost stories we’ve covered on It Came From The Maritimes so far! What are your favourite maritime ghost stories?

Have you ever heard of Ley Lines? They are straight lines connecting various historic sites and landmarks. The Ley Lines of Nova Scotia correspond with many areas of enhance supernatural activity (many of which we’ve covered in past episodes!) Listen to our newest Maritime Mini to find out more!

On the southern tip of Nova Scotia, is the coastal community of Darlings Lake. It’s not only known for its beautiful lake, but the spirits that haunt its shores. Join us today to hear Chelsea share the spooky story of two hauntings from this area. Available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify & YouTube.

Did you know that in 1944 Sackville, New Brunswick was plagued by mysterious sounds and voices coming from their household items? Join us to hear Evan share the story of the strange Sackville Radio Waves. Available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify & YouTube.

In Nova Scotia in the 1800s there were two iconic individuals known not only for their various talents, but for the fact that they were just shy of 8 feet tall. Join us today to hear Evan share the story of the Giantess Anna Swan, and the Cape Breton Giant, Angus MacAskill.

If you’ve ever wandered Hillcrest Cemetery in Lunenburg, maybe you’ve stumbled across a lone grave surrounded by a chain holding a broken metal heart. This grave belongs to a young girl Sophia, who was the victim of a false accusation. Join us today to hear Chelsea share Sophia’s story.

Have you ever heard of the numerous tunnels stretching underneath the city of Halifax, Nova Scotia? Is there any truth to the rumour of a tunnel traveling between Citadel Hill & George’s Island in the middle of Halifax Harbour? Join us today to hear Chelsea discuss these tunnels.

The Great White Turtle, a 40 foot wide turtle known as the father of all turtles, has been spotted off the coast of Newfoundland and Nova Scotia in the vast Atlantic Ocean. Join us today to hear Evan share the story of this potentially prehistoric creature.

Last year Evan shared tales from four of our haunted maritime universities. There are so many spooky tales from Mount Allison University, that it earned its very own episode! Join us to hear Evan share 3 ghost stories from one of our prestigious east coast schools!

Most are ready for spring here in Atlantic Canada, but in March of 1888, the eastern coast of North America, was pummelled by the Great Blizzard, and was a tragedy for one poor soul on Prince Edward Island. Join us today to hear Chelsea share the story of Gracie Grey’s ghost.

Sleep paralysis is a worldwide phenomenon, but did you know it affects more folks from Newfoundland than almost anywhere else in the world? Join us today to hear Chelsea discuss the Old Hag of Newfoundland. Available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube, Podcast Addict & Amazon.

In 1976, a farmer from Tatamagouche, Nova Scotia witnessed multiple unidentified flying objects. Listen to our most recent Maritime Mini on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube, Podcast Addict & Amazon to hear the full story.