In this powerful and reflective episode of Tales, Trails, and Taverns, Joe sits down with a very special guest — Christina from Sasquatch and Sourdough. Known for blending wilderness wisdom with grounded spirituality, Christina opens up about her profound experience visiting Gettysburg — a place where history, trauma, and spiritual energy collide in ways few places on Earth can match. Together, they explore the true weight of Gettysburg — not just as a battlefield frozen in time, but as hallowed ground soaked in human grief and sacrifice. Christina shares how walking among the fields of Little Round Top, The Wheatfield, and Devil’s Den stirred something deep within her — not fear, but sorrow… compassion… and a call to understanding. This isn’t just a ghost story episode. It’s a conversation about spiritual resonance — how a place so marked by violence can become a place of reflection, healing, and even faith. Christina opens up about how her connection to the supernatural shifted from curiosity to reverence, guided by her faith and a newfound respect for the souls who still linger there. In this episode, we discuss:

• Christina’s journey through Gettysburg’s most haunted and historic sites
• The difference between chasing ghosts and listening to them
• How overwhelming sorrow can coexist with profound peace
• How faith can act as protection, guidance, and a bridge between worlds

This one goes deeper than your average haunting tale. It's about honoring the past, acknowledging the unseen, and finding strength in the shadows. So grab your drink, pull up a chair at the tavern table, and listen close — because some stories aren’t just told. They’re felt.
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