138 episodes
The Ghost Story Guys The Ghost Story Guys
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4.7 • 817 Ratings
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True stories of the paranormal, told with humor, humanity, and just a pinch of skepticism. Hosted by Brennan Storr & Paul Bestall
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Visions of the Time Fish
The most exciting stories are the ones that connect across different times, locations, and people, and on this episode we have not one or two but three different occasions where that's happened. Shadow people will menace, dreams will be shared, and if you look quickly enough at just the right time, you'll catch a vision of the Time Fish lording over it all.
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By the Rivers Dark
From the Vermilion in Ohio to the Ganges in India, one thing you can rely on rivers to do is provide us with tales of high strangeness. On this episode we explore tales of disappearing boatmen, chained entities terrorizing those unfortunate enough to cross them, a dark spirit emerging from the jungle, and so much more.
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The Hungry Forest
It's almost Halloween and what could be more frightening than driving headlong into the woods? On this episode we share the story of 2 Overlanders who know the woods like the back of their hand, until one night outside Santa Fe when things don't quite go to plan. You'll have to listen to find out more!
Also on this episode: the dangers of recommendation, and Ghost Story Guys bingo is born -
The Uncovered Well
You find an uncovered well beneath your house - what do you do? No, this isn't a line from Zork, this is the conundrum faced by a listener in a story on this episode. October is listener story month, and you guys delivered, from the aforementioned well to a Swedish getaway, to TWO different stories of encounters with the plaid people. Halloween is inbound, and you can feel it.
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The Owl & the Glass
Do owls and glass make any sense together? Absolutely not, and neither does anything else that happened to us on this recording. With stories ranging from a spectral little girl in a blue dress to an invisible force throwing a mirror off the wall, the stories on this episode cover a lot of ground, and that's before things get weird in the studio. You'll have to listen to find out what the hell I'm talking about.
Also on this episode: Paul Bestall - Celebrity Podcaster, Brennan's back on the road, and the thunder rolls -
Mysteries of Hawaii, with Lopaka Kapanui
What does it take to be considered a master storyteller? On this episode, Lopaka Kapanui, THE Hawaiian Ghost Story Guy, comes on to show us how it's done as we read from his beautiful, haunting book "Mysteries of Hawaii." From the Night Marchers to spirit trails to the Menehune, Lopaka walks us through his home state's rich tapestry of folklore as we laugh, and maybe even cry just a little. This is one of our best shows yet.
Customer Reviews
Real fan
As we notice the climate issues under your nose, how relevant are your reporting audience efforts of more ghosts making their presence known? Or less? No change? How is the homeless situation? Paul has great questions and Brennan surprises me with his fearless solutions to mysterious questions. Hope the banter continues thru our serious times. A simmering ghosting child appeared to my sister and I twice. And we heard footsteps on our old wool carpet many times. We weren’t afraid at all. We were about 9 & 10.
Absolutely treasure your show. Today’s date 11-18-21
I’ve listened to every episode.
This is one of my favorite podcasts to listen to. The banter is insightful and funny. I listen to it year round. -MelO. Finances the Other “F” Word
Well, Brennan....
It’s like this: i’m not upset that you and Paul have chemistry and talking throughout the show. That’s the recipe for a good show. It’s just that it is too much sometimes. I appreciate that you have made a separate show to get all of that out to the public. I want to commend you on your latest episode because although there was 16 minutes of banter at the beginning, it seemed to be somewhat relevant to the podcast and didn’t make it make it drag. I’m not saying to stop talking. I’m just saying that editing it a little tighter would make a perfect show. I really hesitate to say things like this because hurting your feelings is not my goal here.