18 episodes
Pete's Paranormal Universe PPU
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- Comedy
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5.0 • 3 Ratings
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Stranded in the distant world of tomorrow, Pete Schwartz struggles on, exploring the convoluted secrets of…PETE’S PARANORMAL UNIVERSE - where the paranormal is normal
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THE GREAT MOUSE PERSPECTIVE
Inspired by many 80’s cartoons of yore, this very special episode hits the ground scamping when Pete is shrunk down to mouse-size by a gang of evil skeletons!
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HALLOWEEN HORR(ORBISON)
After striking out on a hot date with Lady Justice, Pete resurrects Roy Orbison from the dead in a botched attempt to win her back
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PHANTHROPOMORPHIC SPOOKOLOGY
Pete is drafted onto a team of mercenary treasure hunters to retrieve an artifact of unfathomable value in…Phanthropomorphic Spookology!
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CANNIBAL HOLOSOCKS
When a drunken Pete is picked up by a mysterious leather salesman, he finds himself on a dark path full of cannibals and very uncomfortable socks…
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VINYL TRAP
In this needle-dropping season premiere, Pete Schwartz finds himself caught in a deadly time loop while housesitting in the middle of nowhere
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TERROR AT 70 FEET!
Time travel with Pete as he explores the paranormal realm of New Glasgow's Maritime building! Close your eyes and listen to a raucous party full of ghosts and ghouls and legendary demons!
Customer Reviews
Pete Moves On Up...
Just finished leaving a 5-star review at Pete’s Paranormal Chronicles and then read about this NEW series (and just in time as I was getting near the end of listening to all the episodes over there).
Same words from there will almost certainly apply here as well: Pete’s original way of telling a True Paranormal story by adding in a fictional backdrop makes for a truly wonderful listening experience (especially to those of us interested in Urban Legends and the paranormal). I absolutely love his work, so this “new, upgraded” podcast was like a summer Christmas present for me~!!
Thanks Pete, and anyone who works with you, for creating such entertaining programs. ✌️!!
Good podcast!
This podcast is one of a kind. Its a great blend of comedy and horror. You can tell the creator has a great affection and nostalgia for 80’s/90’s. If David Lynch and H.P. Lovecraft had a child, abandoned it, and that child was raised by the Trailer Park Boys. And that very boy was in a world where the x-files were real, this would be what it sounds like.