Tex Arcana

Tex Arcana examines how post-Cold War America replaced the Soviet Union with new folk devils, including immigrants, welfare recipients, gamers, and Muslims.

Tex Arcana’s “[PART 4] And He Doth Appear” follows Suzanne Chaviers and three-year-old Christy after Suzanne leaves Rick in July 1991 and begins recovered memory therapy with “Amber.” Christy’s behavior, a daycare allegation against Dan Keller, and Dr.

Tex Arcana uses Rod Serling’s 1960 Twilight Zone episode “The Monsters Are Due on Maple Street” to examine how uncertainty turns neighbors into scapegoaters.

Tex Arcana examines the 1988 death of 17-year-old Tate Rowland in Childress, Texas, where Sheriff Claude Lane initially accepted a suicide explanation despite two rope burns on Tate’s neck.

Texarkana examines the 1972 Castle Hills Baptist book burning, the 1979 disappearance of James Dallas Egbert III, and the Satanic Panic surrounding Dungeons and Dragons.

Jewel Babb says a patient saw "three little men" with flashlights, and she called it "mind healing."

"Crazy Crystals" became the first Texas product advertised on NBC radio in June 1932.

The Lynch family's perilous journey to Texas in 1877, facing illness and danger on Christmas Eve.

This episode explores the origins of mesmerism and its influence on Texas history and folklore.

A five-part miniseries about a historical epidemic in Texas, drawing parallels to the COVID-19 pandemic.

This episode explores the violent process of land surveying and settlement in 1830s Texas, blending historical narrative with atmospheric storytelling.

A poetic reflection on autumn in Texas and the magic of Halloween, setting the stage for exploring strange and dark tales.

The episode tells the story of Minnie Rayford Williams, a young orphan who inherited property in Fort Worth and pursued a career in elocution and acting.

This episode explores the unlikely friendship between Bonnie Nettles and the long-dead saint Brother Francis, delving into her journey from nursing to occult practices and UFO sightings in 1970s Texas.

This episode explores a mysterious case of crop theft and strange footprints in 1836 Texas, blending history and folklore.