Welcome back to Toke It Out with Maddy Tokes—where spooky history meets stoner girl vibes. 🌿✨

In this episode, we dive into the haunting history of New Orleans cemeteries and the unique burial practices that turned them into eerie “cities of the dead.” From the Great Fire of 1788 to oven vault burials, jazz funerals, and All Saints Day traditions, discover why New Orleans has some of the most fascinating (and unsettling) death rituals in the world. We’ll also talk Marie Laveau’s tomb, Nicolas Cage’s bizarre pyramid plot, and why the city’s resilience in the face of yellow fever and tragedy shaped its unforgettable culture. If you’re into spooky stories, cultural history, weed-friendly humor, and female-centered perspectives, this one’s for you. 👉 Don’t forget to subscribe on YouTube, follow on Spotify, and leave a review on Apple Podcasts so more spooky babes find the pod!

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