Tell Me Your Ghost Story

James and a friend were walking through the woods near their home in Thundersley, Essex, when they encountered a strange child in tattered Victorian clothing, peering at them from behind a tree. For years it was just a creepy story they’d tell at parties. But then, James found a book about Essex hauntings that revealed the dark history of those woods and made them rethink who they'd seen that night.

Then, we hear from Marque, a volunteer at the notoriously haunted Rhode Center for the Arts in Kenosha, Wisconsin. One night, he entered the basement looking for a prop but found something else instead: a shadow figure standing in the doorway, blocking his way out. When a friend later asked what he'd do if it followed him home, Marque laughed and said that he wished it would. That wish was granted.

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Produced and hosted by Kassie Askin

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Art by Saylor Petzoldt
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Mitaya grew up on a vast stretch of land in Jasper, Georgia, at the base of the Appalachian Mountains. During her fall break from school, she broke her arm, leaving her with little to do but spend long stretches of time alone outside. Over the course of that week, she began noticing strange phenomena in the sky. On the final night of her break, she was woken up by two bright lights outside her bedroom window. She tried to ignore them and go back to sleep, but what happened next is something she still can’t explain to this day. And soon after, an article in the local newspaper suggested she wasn’t the only one who had experienced something unexplainable in Jasper that night.

The Pickens Progress articles covering UFO sightings discussed in this episode can be found HERE

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When Neil was in college studying film, he lived with four roommates in a ramshackle old house affectionately called The Hubcap House, named for the found hubcaps that lined the front yard. The Hubcap House was full of life and creativity - the last place you’d expect something terrifying to happen. But one night, Neil awoke to a presence joining him in his bedroom. He believed his experience was original until years later, when an unexpected conversation at work made him realize he wasn’t the only one who had been visited by this entity.

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Produced and hosted by Kassie Askin

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In this very special episode, Betsy Sodaro and Marcy Jarreau from A Funny Feeling Podcast share their own firsthand encounters with the unexplained. Betsy recounts a ski trip to Summit County, Colorado, where an otherwise normal Airbnb became the setting for something she still can’t fully explain when a disembodied voice breaks the silence in the middle of the night. Marcy follows with stories from several apartments she’s lived in over the years, from Louisiana to Los Angeles, where strange occurrences seemed to follow her no matter where she moved.

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When Joseph turned 10 years old, his summer vacation began like any other - long, hot days spent playing with his cousins. But then, things took a turn for the strange. A hooded figure appeared night after night outside Joseph’s window, and then something far stranger - perhaps not of this world - appeared outside his family’s home. Whatever it was seemed to stick with him for years, returning later as an owl with an intelligence that felt beyond natural.

Follow Joseph on Instagram: @seph_vision & his horror film company: @nightwalkercinema

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Produced and hosted by Kassie Askin

Theme song by Spencer Askin and mixed by Max Bienert

Art by Saylor Petzoldt
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