Welcome to "Shell's Spooky Stories," a weekly journey into the realm of the paranormal, where reality blurs with the unexplained. Join host Michele as she weaves captivating tales of ghostly encounters, eerie phenomena and supernatural experiences. Each episode immerses you in a world where the veil between our reality and the unknown grows thin, featuring both original stories and true accounts shared by her extensive network in the paranormal community.

Two spooky women discussing well-researched stories on true crime, paranormal, weird history, and everything in-between. This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Spotify Ad Analytics - https://www.spotify.com/us/legal/ad-analytics-privacy-policy/

Spooky Stories told by students from Mary Queen of Peace

Bad audio, bad (?) stories, a great time. Mel and Jess write and share spooky stories with their good friend Ahona, and tell them to special guest judges.

for my good friend nya

Each episode we read from a classic spooky story, and discuss on completion.

Welcome to the Elm Knoll Anthologies of Spooky Stories podcast, where amazing things happen.

Original haunting stand-alone short stories of the strange happenings in Dark River, a fictional small town in the wilderness of Northern Ontario, Canada in the early 20th century.

Join us every week for a taste of Halloween all year round with explicit scary stories, creepy pastas, true stories, and more with scary ambience that will chill you to the bone! Not for younger listeners… An anthology of horror guaranteed to chill you!

Deep within the redwood forest of the Northern California coastline sits a town that is mostly unheard of. It is hidden by fog and hard to find, but once you get to this area, there is no leaving. Sandcastle is one of the many entrances to Purgatory and settles between the gateways of Heaven and Hell. Every day is a new day where crime is confused with the atrocities of the underworld. The preternatural creatures fight for the right of humans to live or die while science continues to confuse ...