In this week’s episode, Jessie sails the ladies through three chilling nautical stories: Ghost Ships. As the Celeste is sipped, the ladies read a terrifying listener lore, celebrate BookTok the Musical and find out that everyone isn’t blonde. So grab your favorite white Verdejo and grab your belongings before abandoning ship, Ladies Who Make Ocean Sounds will have you screaming into the void in no time.
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Sources:
“Ghost Ships - Part II - The Octavius” on Virginia Chandler
“The Chilling Mystery of the Octavius Ghost Ship” by Lex Leigh on Ancient Origins
“Octavius, The Ghost Ship” by Hemza Hadad on Medium
“The mystery of the Octavius: An 18th-century ghost ship was discovered with the captain’s body found frozen at his desk, still holding his pen” by Ian Harvey on The Vintage News
“The Tragic Tale of the Ghost Ship S.S. Ourang Medan” on U.S. Ghost Adventures
“The Mystery of the SS Ourang Medan: The Ghost Ship of the Strait of Malacca” by Jessica on Medium
“The Story Of The SS Ourang Medan, The Ghost Ship Whose Entire Crew Died With Faces Frozen In Terror” by Neil Patmore on All That’s Interesting
“The Demise of The S.S. Ourang Medan” on Colonial Ghosts
“Abandoned Ship: The Mary Celeste” by Jess Blumberg on Smithsonian Magazine
“The mystery of the Mary Celeste” by Andrew Choong Han Lin on Royal Museums Greenwich
“What Happened to the Mary Celeste and Her Crew?” by Harry Sherrin on History Hit
"What Happened to the Mary Celeste?" by Sarah Pruitt on History.com
"Worth one's salt" on Phrase Finder
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