Too Many Ghosts Nowadays

Playing games can be fun. But when someone randomly appears and offers to play a strange game with you, maybe you should reconsider.

In the first story, listener Rina shares a story from when she was younger in which she kicked over an altar and refused to apologize. Over the next few days, she would experience numbness and lose feeling in her legs, forcing her parents to seek spiritual remedies to aid her.

In the second story, Kai shares another bizarre story in which a normal looking man walks into Kai's father's office, and proposes to play a strange game with him.

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Dreaming can be a very weird experience, especially when it feels all too real. In this episode, we are back with more dreaming experiences from Ning. In the first story, she recounts an experience where she visited her relative's home when she was younger, and got caught in the space between dreams and reality after taking a short nap. In the second, she shares a story where she stays at an inn with some family members, and hears a woman singing loudly in the middle of the night. But when she goes to confront the source of the singing, she suddenly wakes up and finds herself in bed.

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Due to popular demand, we're back again with some more peculiar stories from Kai, this time involving not just himself, but his family as well.

In the first story, Kai recalls a story from BMT in which a NSF wakes up in the middle of the night to find his bunk buddy sitting cross-legged on his bed and staring at his own feet.

In the second story, Kai's father was on nighttime duty patrolling a far-reaching part of an army camp when he suddenly heard the sounds of marching. He turns the corner to find an entire platoon marching, only for them to jump and vanish into the ground completely.

In the last story, Kai's family is out for a drive a few days after his grandmother passed, and they witness a strange orange glow in the sky.

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Dreams have often been of interest to us, be it through scientific study or day to day discussion. But what happens when the dreams themselves start feeling too real? Or when people close to you start having the same dream? In this episode, we share a couple of stories from listener Ning that blur the lines between dream and reality. In the first story, Ning shares about seeing her father in her dreams several days after his passing. But the strange thing is that other family members were seeing him in their dreams as well. In the second, Ning moves into a resale flat previously owned by a Malay family, and is confronted in her dreams by an elderly Makcik constantly arguing with her and urging her to leave.

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On the surface, Angie appears to be just like any other regular Singaporean, but her claims and stories are anything but. She claims to be clairvoyant, to be able to see things before they happen, or even to be able to see things that most people can't. She shares that most spirits aren't malicious but are just like any other person, even sharing stories of how these "Caspers" might help us. So who is Angie really? And what does being a super psychic really entail?

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Some people claim to have the ability to sense or see things that other people can't, but have you heard of this being done over long distances or through the phone? In the first story, listener T shares a story about her brother who called her when he was having difficulty peddling his bike home. But even before her brother finished explaining, T claimed that she could already see visuals in her head about her brother's predicament - there was a "special lady" riding on the back of his bike. In the second story, a friend goes to a restaurant but leaves shortly after feeling bad vibes and witnessing some strange events. Later that evening, she would be visited in her sleep by some of the strange entities in the restaurant earlier. 

**Special thanks to KOEX Studios and Iterative Collective for letting us preview their game SCARRED. CHECK IT OUT BELOW:

https://store.steampowered.com/app/2447100/Scarred/ 

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We all get weird dreams and wake up at odd hours of the night from time to time; but things start to get a little weird if they occur at very specific hours of the night. In the first story, Kai was in bed when he started hearing someone whispering "Go Away". Shortly after, he finds that his bed starts shaking and that he cannot move. When he turns his head, he notices that the clock reads 3am. In the second story, Kai shares some peculiar instances around the ammo dump warehouse where he was tasked. In the third, Kai was outfield and asleep when he felt a strong pull on his leg. Startled, he wakes up to confront the culprit, but no one was there.

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Riding the bus late at night is already incredibly creepy on its own, and all the more so when you pick up a bunch of strange passengers along the way. In our first story, Genesis retells the story of the infamous bus service 375 from Beijing, China, in which a bus driver picks up a trio of oddly dressed wanderers in the middle of the street, and disappears the next day. In the second story, longtime listener M shares an experience in which she and her husband both have the same odd dream, involving a dark-silhouetted demon trying to defile their deity. 

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Haw Par Villa stands as one of Singapore's most unique attractions, but safe to say that it can also be one of it's most creepiest. In our first story, a friend shares her experience of passing through Haw Par Villa at night, only to find that her apps don't work, and that she doesn't know how to find her way out. In the second, listener W and her friends travel overseas for vacation, but come to experience strange events within their own rooms.

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It should go without saying that you probably shouldn't do certain things in the dark, especially not in the nearby forest with the creepy trees. In this episode, listener BC shares a story from her father, where he and his cousins go out picking durians late at night; only to encounter something that left them breathless.

Also, thank you for your support throughout 30 episodes of Too Many Ghosts Nowadays! We will be taking a short break and will return with new weekly episodes from 8th April 2025.

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