Tonight, the stories speak. From haunted bridges to Choctaw legends, Sharona Farmer guides you through ten tales where the past still breathes.In this special Halloween episode, Sharona Farmer takes you through ten stories from the heart of Oklahoma — where history, legend, and spirit walk side by side.
Some are true.
Some are ancient.
And one is personal.

From haunted bridges and whispering schoolhouses to Choctaw cautionary tales and echoes of ancestral memory, these stories remind us that what’s gone… isn’t truly gone. It waits for us to listen.

Each story carries a lesson, a warning, or a blessing — woven with the heartbeat of the land and the wisdom of those who came before.

So settle in, light your fire, and listen closely.
Because tonight, the spirits still speak.

Featuring:

• Dead Woman’s Crossing

• Aunt Jane of Fort Washita

• Room 1015 at the Skirvin

• Nalusa Falaya: The Shadow Serpent

• The Stick People of the Plains

• The Last Lesson at Boggy Depot

• Where the River Remembers

• plus three more stories that walk the line between truth and the unseen

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“May the spirits of our ancestors guide your steps — today and always.”

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