Stories Philippines Podcast - Pinoy Horror Stories

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Stories Philippines Podcast - Pinoy Horror Stories episodes

March 19, 2008EPISODE 328: The Brother She Never Met
In this heartbreaking episode of Stories Philippines, Malu of Davao believes she has finally made peace with the loss of her firstborn Dilan, the son who died of leukemia at seven, the boy who broke her first marriage and sent her back to her childhood home in Zamboanga. Then her young daughter begins talking to a brother she never met, and what Malu discovers shatters everything she thought she knew about goodbye. A tender Filipino horror story of bonds that outlive the grave, narrated by Shimmer, where some threads are not severed even by death. True scary stories from Mindanao.

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Stories Philippines Podcast is an independent production made possible by HustleStudios. The stories, accounts, and topics discussed in this episode are intended for entertainment, educational, and informational purposes only. The views and opinions expressed by the hosts do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of HustleStudios or its affiliates.

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15 min
March 17, 2008EPISODE 327: "Something Was Slapping the Roof
In this terrifying episode of Stories Philippines, Ronel lies frozen on his sleeping mat at two in the morning while something wet and heavy pounds the roof of their bamboo house in perfect intervals, slap slap slap, the mosquito net trembling with each impact, his father wide awake beside him insisting it is just the wind. But the sugarcane fields outside are perfectly still. A bone-chilling Filipino horror story of what tests the strength of wooden beams in the dark, narrated by Shimmer, where the only movement is that terrible percussion and the breathing of a brother who still sleeps. True scary stories from the province.

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Stories Philippines Podcast is an independent production made possible by HustleStudios. The stories, accounts, and topics discussed in this episode are intended for entertainment, educational, and informational purposes only. The views and opinions expressed by the hosts do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of HustleStudios or its affiliates.

Some names, dates, and identifying details may have been altered to protect the privacy of individuals and families involved, particularly in cases of true crime or ongoing investigations. Listener discretion is heavily advised. All content, narrations, and sound designs are protected under copyright law. Thank you for listening, and stay safe.

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18 min
March 14, 2008EPISODE 326: The Clapping Outside the Window
In this haunting episode of Stories Philippines, thirteen-year-old Noel wakes in his grandmother's bamboo house in the mountains of southern Negros to a sound that is not footsteps and not wind, a steady rhythmic clapping just outside the window. His father Benedikt reaches for the flashlight. The clapping never gets louder. It never gets softer. It simply persists. A chilling Filipino horror podcast story of nighttime visitations in a village where the family sleeps on woven mats and the dried fish from dinner still hangs in the air. True scary stories from the province.

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Stories Philippines Podcast is an independent production made possible by HustleStudios. The stories, accounts, and topics discussed in this episode are intended for entertainment, educational, and informational purposes only. The views and opinions expressed by the hosts do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of HustleStudios or its affiliates.

Some names, dates, and identifying details may have been altered to protect the privacy of individuals and families involved, particularly in cases of true crime or ongoing investigations. Listener discretion is heavily advised. All content, narrations, and sound designs are protected under copyright law. Thank you for listening, and stay safe.

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22 min
March 12, 2008EPISODE 325: curse that worked exactly as
In this brutal episode of Stories Philippines, Elira watches her sister Vianne twirl in a pale gold gown she found at a shop near Quiapo, and something old and cold cracks open inside her chest, the same fracture she has carried since childhood, since the porcelain doll with the dress no one in their barangay could afford. The curse works exactly as promised. It just leaves its caster stranded. A devastating Filipino horror story of envy dressed as prayer, the gilded things that come from strange shops, and the price of wanting what was never meant for you. True scary stories from Manila.

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Stories Philippines Podcast is an independent production made possible by HustleStudios. The stories, accounts, and topics discussed in this episode are intended for entertainment, educational, and informational purposes only. The views and opinions expressed by the hosts do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of HustleStudios or its affiliates.

Some names, dates, and identifying details may have been altered to protect the privacy of individuals and families involved, particularly in cases of true crime or ongoing investigations. Listener discretion is heavily advised. All content, narrations, and sound designs are protected under copyright law. Thank you for listening, and stay safe.

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14 min
March 10, 2008EPISODE 324: Whispers from Beyond
In this disturbing episode of Stories Philippines, Joan receives a letter from a cousin she has not spoken to in seven years, the ink smeared, the handwriting shaky, warning her about the taong panaginip, the dream walker who comes when you least expect it. She sets it aside. That night a man stands at the foot of her bed. A terrifying Filipino horror story of aswang, engkanto, and the letter that bled through her dreams, set in the small province where her mother worked at the municipal office. True scary stories rooted in Filipino folklore.

DISCLAIMER 📢

Stories Philippines Podcast is an independent production made possible by HustleStudios. The stories, accounts, and topics discussed in this episode are intended for entertainment, educational, and informational purposes only. The views and opinions expressed by the hosts do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of HustleStudios or its affiliates.

Some names, dates, and identifying details may have been altered to protect the privacy of individuals and families involved, particularly in cases of true crime or ongoing investigations. Listener discretion is heavily advised. All content, narrations, and sound designs are protected under copyright law. Thank you for listening, and stay safe.

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20 min
March 07, 2008EPISODE 323: Sound That Woke Her
In this horrifying episode of Stories Philippines, Lira Monteverde moves into a too-cheap rental in a quiet Quezon City subdivision and on the fifth night she hears something weeping inside the walls, a quiet choking sob that moves from room to room with no source and no end. Her landlord was too eager to hand over the keys. A bone-chilling Filipino horror story of what waits inside an empty house, narrated by Shimmer, where the silence after the sobbing stops feels heavier than the sound itself. True scary stories from the city.

DISCLAIMER 📢

Stories Philippines Podcast is an independent production made possible by HustleStudios. The stories, accounts, and topics discussed in this episode are intended for entertainment, educational, and informational purposes only. The views and opinions expressed by the hosts do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of HustleStudios or its affiliates.

Some names, dates, and identifying details may have been altered to protect the privacy of individuals and families involved, particularly in cases of true crime or ongoing investigations. Listener discretion is heavily advised. All content, narrations, and sound designs are protected under copyright law. Thank you for listening, and stay safe.

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25 min
March 05, 2008EPISODE 322: Secrets in Grandma's Forest
In this terrifying episode of Stories Philippines, a woman returns to her late grandmother's wooden house in Bukidnon, a place locals say is best left alone after sunset, and on the third night she sees a lantern drifting between the trees with no footsteps following it. Her grandmother only ever gave her one rule, and now the forest is calling her name. A chilling Filipino horror story of inherited warnings, elemental spirits at the edge of a clearing, and the cold metallic scent that slips through the old window slats. True scary stories from Mindanao.

DISCLAIMER 📢

Stories Philippines Podcast is an independent production made possible by HustleStudios. The stories, accounts, and topics discussed in this episode are intended for entertainment, educational, and informational purposes only. The views and opinions expressed by the hosts do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of HustleStudios or its affiliates.

Some names, dates, and identifying details may have been altered to protect the privacy of individuals and families involved, particularly in cases of true crime or ongoing investigations. Listener discretion is heavily advised. All content, narrations, and sound designs are protected under copyright law. Thank you for listening, and stay safe.

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25 min
March 03, 2008EPISODE 321: Buried Alive for Six Days
In this brutal episode of Stories Philippines, they pull Rodel out of an abandoned quarry six days after the syndicate buried him alive, his body broken in ways that should not have healed, his eyes carrying the look of a man who saw something on the other side. By day he was a janitor at a government office. By night he was a thief, doing it all for his daughter Sikara. A devastating Filipino horror story of a father's love, the poverty that carved his name into him, and the unspoken thing he brought back from beneath the earth.

DISCLAIMER 📢

Stories Philippines Podcast is an independent production made possible by HustleStudios. The stories, accounts, and topics discussed in this episode are intended for entertainment, educational, and informational purposes only. The views and opinions expressed by the hosts do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of HustleStudios or its affiliates.

Some names, dates, and identifying details may have been altered to protect the privacy of individuals and families involved, particularly in cases of true crime or ongoing investigations. Listener discretion is heavily advised. All content, narrations, and sound designs are protected under copyright law. Thank you for listening, and stay safe.

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18 min
February 29, 2008EPISODE 320: Fiance in the Mirror
In this horrifying episode of Stories Philippines, law student Zamir stands in his Cotabato City bathroom with wet hands and cheap jasmine soap on his skin, watching his dead fiancée Nadira step out of the mirror six years after her death. She does not ask why he lives. She asks why he married her instead. A chilling Filipino horror story of jinn, jinn-touched mirrors, and the engagement ring a man never took off, narrated through the steam and the call to prayer drifting over the tin rooftops of Rosary Heights. True scary stories from the South.

DISCLAIMER 📢

Stories Philippines Podcast is an independent production made possible by HustleStudios. The stories, accounts, and topics discussed in this episode are intended for entertainment, educational, and informational purposes only. The views and opinions expressed by the hosts do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of HustleStudios or its affiliates.

Some names, dates, and identifying details may have been altered to protect the privacy of individuals and families involved, particularly in cases of true crime or ongoing investigations. Listener discretion is heavily advised. All content, narrations, and sound designs are protected under copyright law. Thank you for listening, and stay safe.

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25 min
February 27, 2008EPISODE 319: The Bathroom Door Was Ajar
In this nightmare episode of Stories Philippines, Adelfa is sweeping the kitchen tiles in their Cainta home when the sound of her five-year-old daughter Mira goes quiet. The bathroom door is ajar, a thin line of shadow cutting across the floor, and the silence inside the house has the weight of something that has just finished feeding. A terrifying Filipino horror story of a child who vanishes between one breath and the next, narrated by Mr. Nightmare, where the tricycles outside keep rattling and no one answers. True scary stories from Rizal.

DISCLAIMER 📢

Stories Philippines Podcast is an independent production made possible by HustleStudios. The stories, accounts, and topics discussed in this episode are intended for entertainment, educational, and informational purposes only. The views and opinions expressed by the hosts do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of HustleStudios or its affiliates.

Some names, dates, and identifying details may have been altered to protect the privacy of individuals and families involved, particularly in cases of true crime or ongoing investigations. Listener discretion is heavily advised. All content, narrations, and sound designs are protected under copyright law. Thank you for listening, and stay safe.

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15 min

About Stories Philippines Podcast - Pinoy Horror Stories

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Stories Philippines Podcast is the original, the first, and the longest-running Filipino horror podcast. Since 2005, the show has explored the terrifying stories that linger inside old houses, remote…