Raise hell and praise Dale, y'all! This week's episode is all about the legends of North Carolina. Sheena guides us through the Old Burying Ground in Beaufort, North Carolina, and discusses notable burials there. Lori shares the murder mystery and ghost story of Nell Cropsey. Hannah covers NASCAR racing legend Dale Earnhardt.

It's summer, and this episode's theme is heat. Hannah covers Death Valley and the lives it has (or probably has) claimed. Sheena covers "Hot Stuff" singer Donna Summer, aka the Queen of Disco. Lori covers Harry R. Truman, who refused to evacuate during the 1980 eruption of Mount St. Helens.

This episode of Cemetery Row salutes the Mountain State, West Virginia. Lori covers the Greenbrier Ghost, Zona Shue. Sheena covers the murderous Harry Powers, who inspired the novel and film "The Night of the Hunter." Hannah takes us to Mothman country to meet the people who experienced or wrote about the Mothman.

We have a fun grab bag episode for you this week! Hannah covers strongman Charles Atlas, who developed the "Dynamic Tension" bodybuilding program. Sheena covers Tallulah Bankhead, the legendary star of stage and screen (and the bedroom). Lori shares the murder of drag queen Gary "Brazon" McMurtry.

Happy Pride Month! Hannah shares the story of the Corpsewood Manor Murders, and Lori covers Oliver “Billy” Sipple, who stopped an assassination attempt on President Gerald Ford. Sheena covers “The Real World” star and HIV activist/educator Pedro Zamora.

Welcome to this super random grab bag episode of Cemetery Row! Hannah covers burlesque dancer and actress Sally Rand. Lori takes us to Papua New Guinea to discuss the Kuru epidemic. Sheena covers attorney and Civil Rights activist Alberta Jones.

This week's episode of Cemetery Row focuses on some of the worst natural disasters in history. Lori covers the eruption of the Nevado del Ruiz stratovolcano in Colombia in 1985 and the ensuing Armero tragedy. Hannah covers the 1900 Galveston, Texas, hurricane, which killed thousands, including residents of St. Mary's Orphans Asylum. Sheena covers the 1936 Tupelo, Mississippi, tornado that may have given Tupelo its most famous ghostly resident. She also covers The Gray Man, a spirit who warns the residents of Pawleys Island, South Carolina, of impending hurricanes.

Happy birthday, Sheena! This week's episode celebrates her favorite things: music and ax murders. Lori covers Frankie Silver, who murdered her husband and is believed to be the first woman executed in North Carolina. Hannah covers outlaw country music star Waylon Jennings and Sheena covers glam rock pioneer Marc Bolan of T. Rex.