Maci and Nadoly went on a little fieldtrip to yet another haunted city. This time the city has its name on every list of most haunted cities in the world: New Orleans! People from all over the world flock here to take in the interesting architecture, the amazing food, the unique festivals, the laid-back culture, and the incredible history. There is a ghost story for every street corner, restaurant, hotel, and cemetery. Those are the stories we will be telling today! For part 1 we'll be telling the history of New Orleans (including a brief overview of The Axeman, a serial killer you've never heard of) and tell the spooky stories of some of the most haunted hotels, restaurants, and bars in the French Quarter. The Bourbon Orleans, Hotel Monteleone, Andrew Jackson Hotel, Muriel's Jackson Square, Lafitte's Blacksmith Shop Bar, New Orleans Creole Cookery, and Napoleon House!This week's Tea: David's Tea Brown Sugar BourbonVideo about Mardi Gras: What is Mardi Gras?WE HAVE MERCH!!! You can check out our store athttps://ghosteas.com/Shipping only to the US at this time.Got questions, stories, or spooky encounters of your own? You can also send us an email at [email protected]. Your story could be featured in an upcoming episode! 👇🗣️If you're craving more ghostly goodness, remember to check out our YouTube @ghosteaspod Stay haunted, stay curious, and stay tuned for more Ghosteas! 👻🍵 Follow us on Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, and YouTube (@ghosteaspod)Ghosteas PO Box:1106 Main StPO Box 576Bastrop, TX 7860200:00 Intro05:09 Tea Talk06:49 The History of New Orleans27:12 The Bourbon Orleans37:17 Hotel Monteleone45:18 Andrew Jackson Hotel48:34 Muriel's Jackson Square52:20 Lafitte's Blacksmith Shop Bar54:13 New Orleans Creole Cookery / O'Flaherty's57:44 Napoleon House01:01:33 OutroMusic from #Uppbeathttps://uppbeat.io/t/theo-gerard/wistful-waltzLicense code: QMAHG1FFRPNJUAPX
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Hi Ghosties, I'm Macy. And I'm Natalie. The lively sounds of jazz fill the streets day and night, and people from all over the world flock here to take in the interesting architecture, the amazing food, the unique festivals, the laid-back culture, and the incredible history. But New Orleans is also known for something much spookier.
It is known as one of the most haunted cities in the United States. There is a ghost story for every street corner, restaurant, hotel, and cemetery. And those are the stories we will be telling you today. Ah! With Mardi Gras being celebrated this week, we thought it would be very apropos to explore New Orleans and tell you all about it.
And this time we really mean explore because rather than just having internet exploration, we had our boots on the ground. We were boots on the ground. We were in it and we saw everything.
We did.
A lot of things. A lot of things. We honestly could have stayed for a week and a half, and it wouldn't have been enough. I know. I needed so much more time. So in case you are interested, they have a World War II museum, and the Higgins boats that were used to navigate shallow waters when they stormed the beach of Normandy on D-Day were made and created in New Orleans.
And they have this massive museum, and I wanted to go see that, among other more spooky things, less nerdy things.
No, there was just so much. We went on two cemetery tours. We stayed in a haunted hotel. We ate at a restaurant that's haunted.
Ghostly. Yeah.
We did a lot, but it still felt like not nearly enough.
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