The Possibly Paranormal Podcast

Gather up your listening ears and get a nice blanket, maybe some snacks or a warm beverage and come into storytime! This time, we explore a cryptid from Mongolia, all the ghost stories that surround the Minnesota State Fair, and a whistling paranormal entity that follows people past state lines.

Davis first starts us off with a cryptid in the Gobi Desert of Mongolia that regaled the world in the 1920s. Roy Chapman Andrews traveled to the country in 1922 and found out way more than he meant to with this cryptid that has death in its name.

Then Lisa takes us to the MN State Fair. A land of beer, great food, butter sculptures, and ghosts? Yes, that's right, ghosts! We all go this week and Lisa decided it was time for us to get scared before engorging ourselves on all this fatty food. 

And Jake takes us home with a dark paranormal entity that has followed at least one person from Michigan to South Dakota. And no matter what you do, it seems to keep whistling and going after you, but to do what? Who knows.

All this in the fifth edition of storytime as presented by the Possibly Paranormal Podcast. And the 119th episode of this great podcast! TPPP 119: Storytime 5.

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Deep in the mud pits of Iceland, we come across a small cluster of hot springs/mud pools that are not really able to be in. No, they are way too acidic. But that doesn't stop people from going by and a witch from continuing to possibly be alive around there. Or maybe she isn't alive anymore? You'll have to listen to find out.

Listen to Lisa turn into Lisa Nye the Science Guy and explain hot springs to us, with way more puns than your average Bill Nye episode. Listen to Jake as he talks about the witch that was lured into one of these pits after her death by a simple cat toy. And listen to Davis as he attempts to say word in Icelandic, Klingon, and Simlish.

This is the 118th episode of The Possibly Paranormal Podcast and our first jaunt into Iceland. This island has so much more for us to explore, but we're going to start in these mud pools. So grab your swimsuit, hop in these hot springs and enjoy this episode. TPPP 118: Gunnuhver.

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Deep in the Tasmania parts of Australia is this prison inside of what was once a prison of a country. Port Arthur was an inescapable prison that house, or jailed, rather, some of the biggest criminals of Australia, at least determined by British people, who were pretty quick to just throw people in jail, as we learn. Come into the prison with us here at The Possibly Paranormal Podcast.

Listen to Davis get about as scared of this location more than he has for most episodes, but also talk about a cryptid of Texas. Listen to Lisa give us a history that is filled with the worst treatment, the silent one, and about a few Les Mis style crimes. And listen to Jake talk about probably around a thousand ghosts and a devil that lights houses on fire.

You can try to escape through Eagleneck pass, but more than likely, you're going to be enraptured by this episode of The Possibly Paranormal Podcast. Davis forgot to say what the next episode is going to be, so here it is for you super sleuths, Gunnuhver in Iceland. But until then, tune into one of the creepiest episodes of The Possibly Paranormal Podcast, yet. TPPP 117: Port Arthur, Australia.

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Well, you've come to the right place! In this week's episode of The Possibly Paranormal Podcast, we bring back everybody's favorite fourth host, Hannah! Hi Hannah! We asked her a few questions about witchy thing, namely protection, and she came up with some great stuff for us to look into in case we need to fend off any would-be enemies.

Listen as Hannah talks about some protection items that can be found in almost every house. These items will help you with any of your protection needs! And Davis chimes in with a few items of protection that he found himself. As per usual, they are never as helpful as what Hannah comes up with.

We hope you enjoy this venture into the witchy world and just how it can make your life better, or at least more protected. We'll be back next week with more of The Possibly Paranormal Podcast! Thanks for listening to TPPP 116: The Witching Hour Revisited.

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We find ourselves in the Shire, but more than that, Gloucestershire. That's right, we find ourselves in England! Grab some chips or crisps or biscuits or whatever and join us on a trip to what has been deemed one of the scariest places on Earth. Succubus, Incubus, and all the various angry ghosts fill this inn, making it have virtually no vacancy ever.

Listen to Davis dive deep into the various shires, the English ones, and the ones in Tolkien's world. Then Lisa will hit you up with the history of the family that has owned this inn and how it may have owned one of them, too. And Jake finishes it off with some of the spookiest stories and our first ever report of Incubi and Succubi in TPPP history. 

All this and way more in the 115th episode of The Possibly Paranormal Podcast. Could this possibly be the scariest place we've ever covered? You be the judge of that. Enjoy TPPP 115: Ancient Ram Inn.

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We find ourselves at an old Dutch East Indies Railroad company building that has a name we could never put fit into this descriptions, so we'll stick with calling it Lawang Sewu, which is Javanese for Thousand Doors. And there are as many scary stories in this places as there are doors. Davis didn't want to be scared, but he chose the wrong spot.

Listen to Davis cower, whimper, and have some fun with various door-related questions. Lisa's going to hit you with a very bloody history that most surrounds World War 2 and all the atrocities that happened during that. And Jake explores a cryptid of the area that tends to make this place it's home, though it's new home may be in your nightmares.

You're not going to want to miss this episode and all of the scary things that it has inside of it. Also, just a warning to not look up in the trees or follow any lady laughter you hear off in the distance. Wanna know why? Check out this episode of The Possibly Paranormal Podcast. TPPP 114: Lawang Sewu.

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Well, Brendan Fraser makes a few references here, but even more than that, we talk about a few of the pharaohs that surround the making of these pyramids. We also talk about a few of the misconceptions about the building of the pyramids that blew our minds. And hopefully we don't get cursed for walking into these places, but we might.

Listen to Lisa as she dives into the deep history of these pyramids, including just how they got made and how there may have been gold involved? Listen to Davis quiz these two on the modern and ancient seven wonders of the world, and a few places that didn't make the cut. And listen to Jake talk about a few of the people to have ventured inside, and may have found themselves the opposite of not cursed.

Just like these beautiful prisms of sandstone that fill the sky in the skies of Egypt, we are taking over your podcast feed with these huge episode. One of the seven wonders of the podcasting world, its The Possibly Paranormal Podcast and this is the 113th episode. TPPP 113: The Pyramids of Giza.

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Pour a little out this week for our soundboard, for we will only see it from here on out if it becomes a ghost or some other paranormal entity. Because of that, it's time for us to go through some of our favorite and scarier moments of the podcast.

Lisa takes us back to he history all about the Manchac Swamp, one of the scarier stories she ever told. It involves bridges and the swamp itself. Not normally does Davis ever squirm during the history section, but this one got all of us to feel uncomfortable.

Davis brings us back to the singing days when he did the whole thing for the Akershus Fortress and the musical introduction to Norway. If the singing scares you, then this part counts as scary. If it doesn't then you will get a nice relief before we get into the scary stories.

And Jake tells two of his scariest stories from the past year. Starting with Daksa Island and ending with Bhangar Fort. Each story scarier than the last and sure to make your July feel a little more like October. Complete with music and everything.

All this on the 112th episode of the Possibly Paranormal Podcast. We've got a new soundboard on the way and we'll be back next week with The Pyramids of Giza. Until then! TPPP 112: The Death of the Soundboard.

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It's time for another Storytime! Our fourth edition of this new episode type, but our last for a little while! We've got three new stories for you that are going to knock your socks off and make you wonder just how scared you can get. Or maybe just entertain you. Yeah, probably just entertain you.

Listen to Davis talk about his own personal paranormal story. This one involves a black mirror, but not the TV show one. The scrying mirror one. And it involves the song Memory from Cats. Is there anything scarier than that song? Yeah, we didn't think so.

Listen to Lisa get sucked into the deep of the ocean exploring some of the sounds and sights of the ocean, probably inspired by some of the recent Titanic adventures that have been clogging our news stories for the past few weeks.

And Jake takes us home with some of the scariest stories about the dead fog that has haunted Ireland for some time. And some of the stories about how they chose to deal with their dead. Mostly, they just didn't want them to come back as zombies, so they took extreme measures to ensure that would never happen.

All this on our fourth Storytime and out 111th episode of The Possibly Paranormal Podcast. If you are interested in sharing your story or submitting your location, go to our website, https://www.tpppod.com and submit yours there. TPPP 111: Storytime 4.

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St. Kitts and Nevis is one of the many countries dotting the Caribbean islands. This country is made up of two islands and we find ourselves on a very small one known as Nevis. This island is haunted with a history of some horrible stuff. And that stuff has found it's way to the current day and continues to haunt all of the people that find themselves on the island of Nevis.

Listen to Davis try to go through the entirety of Kokomo by The Beach Boys and see if Jake and Lisa know it, as well. Listen to Jake tell us the story of a group of ghosts, headed by one women, that came from the Eden Brown Estate, but effect the whole island. And listen to Lisa tell us where that group of ghosts came from and why they deserve to be haunting the people of this island.

The history may be worse than the current scary stuff. That's another one of these episodes of The Possibly Paranormal Podcast. So, grab your sunscreen, swimsuit, and ghost finding gear, because we're heading to the Caribbean island of Nevis. TPPP 110: Eden Brown Estate.

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