Feed Swap - Macabrium - Treacherous Seas

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Previously titled “Feed Swap - Macabrium - Treacherous Seas - A Mystery in the Graveyard of the Atlantic” — renamed by the publisher on Aug 3, 2026

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Recorded25 Oct 2025

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The Haunted UK Podcast is proud to be involved with this very special 'Podcast Episode Swap' with the excellent Macabrium Podcast.Macabrium is a podcast for anyone drawn to the dark side of humanity, the shadows of crime, and the legends and ghost stories that blur the line between truth and myth. Every Tuesday we share stories that are as unsettling as they are unforgettable, weaving together fact, folklore, and imagination.Hosted by artists (actors Megan Alda and Derek Stephen Brown) who wanted a way to connect and share stories that matter and leave an impact, Macabrium is fueled by curiosity and a love of storytelling. These are the tales that stay with us whether they come from old case files, folklore, or histories that don't make it into textbooks. They approach each story with care, honouring the people and experiences at the center of these narratives.Macabrium is more than exploring the mysterious and the disturbing. It is about the impact stories have on us and the conversations they spark. It is a space for listeners who want to reflect, connect, and perhaps feel a chill or two along the way.Today, we have episode "115. Treacherous Seas: A Mystery in the Graveyard of the Atlantic"There are ships that vanish without a trace... and then there are ships that turn up when they shouldn't. The Carroll A. Deering was one of those. A five-masted schooner, found run aground off the Outer Banks in 1921, her crew gone without explanation. No distress call, no goodbye, nothing Some say it was mutiny, others say pirates, and a few still wonder if something far stranger was at play…..Enjoy the episode, and be sure to follow the Macabrium Podcast - https://macabriumpod.com/ - Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/haunted-uk-podcast--6759967/support.

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