I do wish the stories were a bit more scary but you truly do a great job Jim! Thank you

I like Spaghetti

Love Jim and his wonderfully gentle way with callers; also love the amazing variety of sincere experiences

Love the stories and all the other podcasts. And don’t take to heart what people say when their courage and character is only determined when they’re hidden behind a screen and keyboard. You and Dar are doing a wonderful service to all people that have a story. Maybe I will share some of mine one day. When I get up the nerve. And I hope that others have joined your yearly membership to help keep the campfire 🔥 burning

Great show. Love the “campfire feel” But The Myrtles isn’t haunted in any way. It was a story made up by a long-time guide, Hester Eby None of the stories match up with actual history

Jim Harold’s Campfire is my favorite paranormal podcast and a must-listen for anyone interested by the unexplained. As someone who has had paranormal experiences, I find the stories deeply validating. While not every storyteller or story is unforgettable, each episode always includes at least one truly compelling story. Honestly, listening to this podcast has reshaped the way I see the world. Thanks, Jim!

After listening from almost the beginning (when there was even an app on Roku), I almost gave up when this show went on on on with pointless stories about someone”s dream or how a caller was sure that some flying creature of some sort must have been their long dead relative coming back to visit. The mantra should have been stay silly instead of stay spooky. These filler stories seem to be excised! The calls are edited with fantastic sklll and the show is reminiscent of its former greatness. Thanks Jim for saving this show. It is once again the gold standard.

The storytellers have some great stories, but some just come on to talk about a crazy dream they had. Jim seems to have learned little or nothing about the paranormal over the past 20 years of doing this and keeps telling his own tired (4 or 5) anecdotes OVER AND OVER AND OVER. He often appears to be distracted or not even listening to the caller. Also, I just found out he appeared on the Megyn Kelly show a while back. Didn't bother to tell his audience about THAT. You can find it on YouTube. That says all about him that I need to know.

Although it was briefly touched on, it is very real and accurately addressed. I am a native of PA and my ancestors helped settle the state. German and other immigrants brought over their own medical practices for folk healing and it was mixed with the Christian religion. Authors Thomas White and David Kriebel have written books on the subject. I am looking for more books currently. It is fascinating personally, as I read about things my family did and now I have a background as to where the healing remedies came from. There is also Hexing. If you did an episode or two on the subject, I bet more people familiar with it would have wonderful stories to share.

Episode: Haunted Dolls that aired on 12-12-2024 on this podcast. I was thinking Twilight Zone, then you mentioned an episode about the Dummy. I was thinking of the Twilight Zone as well, but the episode “Talky Tiny”, where the the girl baby doll was alive and didn’t like the little girl’s mean Step Dad. Love all the shows Jim.