Stories Philippines Podcast - Pinoy Horror Stories

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Stories Philippines Podcast - Pinoy Horror Stories episodes

March 16, 2007EPISODE 170: The Mountain That Fed on
In this chilling episode of Stories Philippines, host Shimmer explores the haunting legend of Bud Dajo, a sacred mountain where desperate villagers sought refuge during the American colonial period in 1906. When hundreds of families climbed the crater seeking protection, they discovered the mountain harbored something far more terrifying than the siege below. As hunger and thirst took hold, survivors began hearing voices calling from the darkness—voices that knew their names, their secrets, and their deepest fears, revealing that some mountains demand a price for shelter.

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March 14, 2007EPISODE 169: The Plaza Where Hope Was
Stories Philippines presents a chilling account from the sugar fields of Negros Occidental, where a peaceful protest in Escalante's town plaza turned into a nightmare that locals still whisper about decades later. Through the eyes of nineteen-year-old sugarcane worker Nestor, listeners experience the terror of September 20, 1985, when hope and horror collided at the old fountain where thousands had gathered to demand justice. This haunting episode explores how the ghosts of violence continue to stain the soil of the Philippines, turning a simple town square into a place where the past refuses to stay buried.

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March 14, 2007EPISODE 169: The Plaza Where Hope Was
Stories Philippines presents a chilling account from the sugar fields of Negros Occidental, where a peaceful protest in Escalante's town plaza turned into a nightmare that locals still whisper about decades later. Through the eyes of nineteen-year-old sugarcane worker Nestor, listeners experience the terror of September 20, 1985, when hope and horror collided at the old fountain where thousands had gathered to demand justice. This haunting episode explores how the ghosts of violence continue to stain the soil of the Philippines, turning a simple town square into a place where the past refuses to stay buried.

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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14 min
March 12, 2007EPISODE 168: The Bell That Never Came Home
In this chilling episode of Stories Philippines, host Shimmer explores the haunting tale of "The Bell That Never Came Home," set in the historic town of Balangiga, Samar. When church bells fall silent on what should have been an ordinary Sunday morning in 1901, the eerie quiet foreshadows events that will forever change this coastal Filipino community. This spine-tingling horror story weaves together historical elements with supernatural dread, examining how silence can be more terrifying than any sound.

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12 min
March 12, 2007EPISODE 168: The Bell That Never Came Home
In this chilling episode of Stories Philippines, host Shimmer explores the haunting tale of "The Bell That Never Came Home," set in the historic town of Balangiga, Samar. When church bells fall silent on what should have been an ordinary Sunday morning in 1901, the eerie quiet foreshadows events that will forever change this coastal Filipino community. This spine-tingling horror story weaves together historical elements with supernatural dread, examining how silence can be more terrifying than any sound.

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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13 min
March 09, 2007EPISODE 167: Market of the Damned
In February 1945, as American forces closed in on Manila, twelve-year-old Amelia and her family fled through the burning streets of Ermita, only to be herded by retreating Japanese soldiers into the concrete confines of Paco Market. Trapped inside the sweltering building with hundreds of other civilians, Amelia pressed against walls still stained with old blood from the former meat stalls, while her five-year-old brother Mateo clung to her in terror. The Japanese guards had sealed off all escape routes, and Admiral Iwabuchi's final order echoed through the city: no retreat, no surrender, the people would die. As darkness fell over the makeshift prison and the sound of artillery grew closer, Amelia began to realize that some fates are worse than death itself—but what unspeakable horror awaited the families trapped inside that concrete tomb?

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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12 min
March 09, 2007EPISODE 167: The Market They Turned into
In February 1945, as American forces closed in on Manila, twelve-year-old Amelia and her family fled through the burning streets of Ermita, only to be herded by retreating Japanese soldiers into the concrete confines of Paco Market. Trapped inside the sweltering building with hundreds of other civilians, Amelia pressed against walls still stained with old blood from the former meat stalls, while her five-year-old brother Mateo clung to her in terror. The Japanese guards had sealed off all escape routes, and Admiral Iwabuchi's final order echoed through the city: no retreat, no surrender, the people would die. As darkness fell over the makeshift prison and the sound of artillery grew closer, Amelia began to realize that some fates are worse than death itself—but what unspeakable horror awaited the families trapped inside that concrete tomb?

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12 min
March 07, 2007EPISODE 166: The Road Where Men Were
In this chilling episode of Stories Philippines, listeners explore one of the darkest chapters in Filipino history through the eyes of Kapampangan soldier Lino and fellow prisoners of war. The horror unfolds on the scorching roads of Bataan, where seventy thousand starving and exhausted men endured unimaginable cruelty during what their captors coldly called a "transfer." This haunting tale reveals how ordinary people faced extraordinary evil, showing both the depths of human cruelty and the quiet courage of those who refused to let their humanity die on that merciless road.

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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19 min
March 07, 2007EPISODE 166: The Road Where Men Were
In this chilling episode of Stories Philippines, listeners explore one of the darkest chapters in Filipino history through the eyes of Kapampangan soldier Lino and fellow prisoners of war. The horror unfolds on the scorching roads of Bataan, where seventy thousand starving and exhausted men endured unimaginable cruelty during what their captors coldly called a "transfer." This haunting tale reveals how ordinary people faced extraordinary evil, showing both the depths of human cruelty and the quiet courage of those who refused to let their humanity die on that merciless road.

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18 min
March 05, 2007EPISODE 165: The Night the Dance Floor
When 350 teenagers packed into a converted restaurant in Quezon City to celebrate graduation week, the Ozone Disco was meant to be the party of their lives. But as the bass pounded and bodies pressed together in the overcrowded space, a single spark from the DJ booth would transform their celebration into an unthinkable nightmare. The foam-lined walls caught fire instantly, the music kept playing as smoke filled the room, and the main door that hundreds of panicked students desperately fought to reach remained mysteriously locked. In those final moments when the lights went out and the screaming began, what really happened at that chained exit that trapped so many young souls inside?

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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11 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…