The Podcast

Oh, this is one of my favourite episodes...like ever. Listen to it and you'll know why! No spoilers. Also, if you know where Aspen Heights is...hi from the other side. 

What happens when you meet a makcik at the interchange claiming that she is hungry? What would you do? And what would you do if you're working and you see that at the staircase...

Over eh, tapi ni nak tanya...butter beer ni memang betul ada alkohol ke tak? Macam mana eh nak bilang orang ramai Untuk lebih prihatin terhadap apa yang diorang lemak dalam bulut tanpa mengecilkan hati mereka?

This episode is made up of two stories by two fans who lives and have lived in Pasir Ris. One is about the damn mangrove from the beach to his house and the other is about her neighbour who loves to comb her hair in the balcony at night...

A man calls for a cab in Kuala Lumpur to fetch him to Putrajaya to meet a couple of friends. The taxi driver seems friendly, and was unwilling to switch on the meter. What happens next will shake you.

A mistake in her teens led her to suffer much later in her adult life. From the creepy sounds to an incident at Kiddy Palace and what happens in her sleep. Something to scare you guys during your commute.

A police officer in Bedok North shares her story of meeting someone...special while doing patrolling. And listen to the story about the complain from the condo residents about something on top of the HDB block.

What happened when you go camping and something starts poking your tent? Or you wake up to find men, lined up by the beach facing the sea...

In Bali, a young girl said something offensive during a kechak performance only to be haunted and lured out of her resort. In Turkey, a young man bought souvenirs for family and friends...only to meet the spirit that has been put inside it. Scary stuff.

I talked to a chambermaid who worked at the Sea View Hotel in the 70s to share with us her experience working there amidst the whole notorious label the hotel got for murders, deaths and suicides. A must listen for the Merdeka Generation, haha! Walk down memory lane...