Encounters x334 - Haunted New Orleans | Voodoo, the Rougarou & French Quarter Frights

New Orleans isn't just a city—it's a living, breathing nexus of spectral energy, where time warps, spirits manifest in the corner of your eye, and even your coffee can become a battleground. In this gripping Encounters episode, Two Girls One Ghost dive into a cascade of chilling listener stories that expose the city's supernatural undercurrents. From a woman who saw a demonic, horned entity in her North Carolina bedroom after visiting a voodoo museum—only to later discover it matched a TV show's depiction of a Native American spirit—to a couple whose phone captured a ghostly figure resembling Samara emerging from a cemetery tour, the evidence is both eerie and undeniable. A college student’s Ouija board outing ended with a homophobic spirit outing her as gay to strangers, while another tripped on shrooms and witnessed the Rougarou—Louisiana’s swamp werewolf—stalking her from the corner of her vision. Even the city’s infrastructure seems haunted: a woman’s keys vanished and reappeared near a cursed closet, a slug boiled in her kettle, and a ghostly child turned on her Saints game. The Omni Hotel in the French Quarter, built atop a former slave auction site, hosted a ghostly housekeeper who walked into the bathroom at 3 a.m., triggering a full-blown panic. These aren’t just spooky tales—they’re evidence of a city where history, trauma, and folklore have fused into something tangible, where the veil is thin, and the spirits aren’t just watching—they’re actively interacting.