Supernatural Confessions

Halloween is almost here and for most people, the scariest thing encountered that night is how much we spend on drinks. This year, bring back a little Horror to "All Hallows' Eve" with our list of truly terrifying places to get your spook on. 5 places. All Creepy. And all still accessible to the public. Explore them this Halloween, and while clubs and pubs across the island are filled with screams of laughter, you might hear screams of a different kind. This podcast is hosted by Tim Oh

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The chilling tales continue in our latest installment of Tales After Twilight. Was your school as scary as this one in Bukit Panjang? What happens when a man is killed in his car? And for those who have served with the Armed Forces, were you as lucky or unlucky as these 2 NS Boys. Join Tim Oh as he narrates some of the scariest stories gathered from the creepiest corners of the web.

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The second part of our series on most haunted hotels takes us not just around the island of Singapore but also around the region too. Eugene Tay recounts his nightmarish episode in the Maldives and explains why you should switch room if you see 3 iron nails in your door frame. We reveal what some have said about Raffles Hotel and share some of the most grisly acts committed in hotels. This podcast is hosted by Tim Oh

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The first part of our series on some of Singapore's most haunted hotels. Why are hotels in Changi particularly notorious for supernatural activity? Why do entities tie themselves to certain rooms? Eugene Tay recounts his night alone in the much talked about Raintr33 hotel. We also talk about "sleep paralysis" and learn about the former Mitre Hotel and its dark past. This podcast is hosted by Tim Oh

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Asian horror stories are arguably one of the scariest in the world. What makes it so scary and how did all these folklore get passed down to us? In this interview, Jonathan Lim (Author of Between Gods and Ghosts, and writer-director of H is for Hantu) shares his philosophy on Asian beliefs and the origin story for the Pontianak.

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People view Taoist mediums with both fear and reverence. Taoist rituals involving underworld gods can be shocking for the modern folks whose idea of religious practices are peaceful and subdued.   When the deities take over the medium's body, they usually converse in ancient dialect and can appear to be rather hostile in their mannerism. In Chinese mythology, Hei Bai Wu Chang 黑白無常 are two deities who dress in black and white respectively and in charge of escorting the spirits of the dead to the ruler of Underworld. Depending on the person it encounters, the Hei Bai Wu Chang can appear as either a benevolent deity who rewards the person for doing good deeds or a malevolent deity who punishes the person for committing evil. Locally, they are also referred to as Tua Li Ya Pek or Dua Di Ah Pek, which means "Big and Second Brother".  Ken (not his real name) talks openly about how being a Tangki has affected his relationships and how he tried to reject the calling but there was simply no escaping heaven's will.   Ken have requested to remain anonymous for this interview.

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Do scientific gadgets really work in proving the existence of the paranormal? A follow up to our last episode on paranormal investigations with E.T and his scientific and gadget based approach, this week Eugene shares his very different approach to casework with Tim. For more podcast episodes, visit our website.

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As one of the pioneering names in the local paranormal scene, ET (a.k.a Eugene Toh) has been featured on television on numerous occasions investigating the paranormal with the his team at SPI back during the 2000s.. Armed with gadgets, Eugene attempts to use Science to find evidence of the supernatural. After almost two decades of "seeing all he has to see", Eugene Toh shares his perspective of fear and things that go bump in the night. This podcast is hosted by Tim Oh and co-hosted by ET. Find more information on our webpage. 

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There's just something about schools that ghosts love to haunt. In this episode we explore famous ghost stories that have emerged from colleges in Singapore. These stories have evolved over the years with each retelling no doubt but we wanted to find out if there is any myth or logic that can support these claims. Hosted by Tim Oh with co-hosts Eugene Tay and Eugene Toh (ET). You can find out more about us via the Supernatural Confessions website.

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