In this episode of Psychic and the Skeptic, Christy and Kathy continue their Civil War Ghost Series with Part 3 on the Battle of Shiloh (April 1862), discussing its heavy casualties and how traumatic battle sites fuel reports of hauntings while separating documented history from psychological, environmental, and cultural interpretations. They thank a growing international listener base, invite emails and cryptid suggestions, and provide battle context (Union victory, surprise Confederate attack, key leaders, and the strategic impact). They then cover four haunted Shiloh locations—Shiloh Church, Hornet’s Nest, Bloody Pond, and Peach Orchard—pairing historical details with modern reports like phantom gunfire, soldiers, cries, mists, and lights, alongside skeptical explanations such as acoustics, wildlife, expectations, heat distortion, and red algae.

00:00 Series Intro and Setup

01:20 Hill House Bang Evidence

02:44 Residual vs Intelligent Hauntings

04:27 Listener Shoutouts Worldwide

06:36 How to Contact the Show

07:16 Battle of Shiloh Overview

09:01 Shiloh Church History

13:57 Ghost Reports and Skeptic View

17:31 Next Stop Hornet’s Nest

17:39 Hornets Nest Stand

19:48 Ghost Sounds Explained

21:03 Bloody Pond Legend

23:51 Why The Water Turns Red

26:13 Peach Orchard Battlefield

28:46 Apparitions And Illusions

30:50 Trauma Mass Graves And Orbs

34:52 Closing Thoughts And Next Episode