True Philippine Ghost Stories Podcast

True Philippine Ghost Stories Podcast

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True Philippine Ghost Stories Podcast episodes

  • Letters in the Limestone
    A group visits an old lighthouse where lovers once carved messages in the walls. In the bathroom, words appear on the mirror in droplets of water, the same words a dead woman said before jumping from the top. A Filipino horror story about forbidden love, and the messages that never fade. What do the letters say to you?

    Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/true-philippine-ghost-stories-podcast--6861845/support.

    Thank you for listening to True Philippine Ghost Stories Podcast.

    Follow the show for more Filipino ghost stories, allegedly true paranormal encounters, haunted locations, Philippine folklore, supernatural mysteries, and cultural explorations from across the archipelago.

    If this episode sent a chill down your spine, share it with someone who grew up reading Filipino ghost-story books—or someone brave enough to discover them for the first time.

    Support the podcast and help us continue exploring the Philippines’ supernatural stories:

    https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/true-philippine-ghost-stories-podcast--6861845/support

    This episode may discuss stories, themes, or accounts associated with the True Philippine Ghost Stories book series. It does not reproduce the books verbatim and is presented with original narration, commentary, analysis, cultural context, and discussion.

    All rights to referenced book titles, stories, text, illustrations, cover artwork, trademarks, and other protected material remain with their respective authors, artists, publishers, and rights holders. Please support the original creators by purchasing or borrowing authorized editions of the books referenced in this episode.

    This independent podcast is not affiliated with, authorized by, sponsored by, or endorsed by PSICOM, Viva-PSICOM, the books’ publishers, editors, authors, artists, or other rights holders.

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    15 min
  • Room Seven
    During a company planning session at a hotel in Antipolo, a female employee enters her room and feels unwelcome. Her male roommate hears the shower running when no one is there. The bathroom floor is wet with no source. A Philippine ghost story about haunted hotels, restless spirits, and the rooms that remember their guests. What happened in Room Seven before they arrived?

    Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/true-philippine-ghost-stories-podcast--6861845/support.

    Thank you for listening to True Philippine Ghost Stories Podcast.

    Follow the show for more Filipino ghost stories, allegedly true paranormal encounters, haunted locations, Philippine folklore, supernatural mysteries, and cultural explorations from across the archipelago.

    If this episode sent a chill down your spine, share it with someone who grew up reading Filipino ghost-story books—or someone brave enough to discover them for the first time.

    Support the podcast and help us continue exploring the Philippines’ supernatural stories:

    https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/true-philippine-ghost-stories-podcast--6861845/support

    This episode may discuss stories, themes, or accounts associated with the True Philippine Ghost Stories book series. It does not reproduce the books verbatim and is presented with original narration, commentary, analysis, cultural context, and discussion.

    All rights to referenced book titles, stories, text, illustrations, cover artwork, trademarks, and other protected material remain with their respective authors, artists, publishers, and rights holders. Please support the original creators by purchasing or borrowing authorized editions of the books referenced in this episode.

    This independent podcast is not affiliated with, authorized by, sponsored by, or endorsed by PSICOM, Viva-PSICOM, the books’ publishers, editors, authors, artists, or other rights holders.

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    12 min
  • Passenger for One
    A woman rides a tricycle late at night on a dark provincial road in Laguna. The driver refuses to go past a certain point, saying it is too dark. Another tricycle picks her up, but the driver reveals something terrifying about the sidecar. A Filipino horror story about late-night rides, provincial roads, and the passengers who are not alive. Who was really in the sidecar?

    Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/true-philippine-ghost-stories-podcast--6861845/support.

    Thank you for listening to True Philippine Ghost Stories Podcast.

    Follow the show for more Filipino ghost stories, allegedly true paranormal encounters, haunted locations, Philippine folklore, supernatural mysteries, and cultural explorations from across the archipelago.

    If this episode sent a chill down your spine, share it with someone who grew up reading Filipino ghost-story books—or someone brave enough to discover them for the first time.

    Support the podcast and help us continue exploring the Philippines’ supernatural stories:

    https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/true-philippine-ghost-stories-podcast--6861845/support

    This episode may discuss stories, themes, or accounts associated with the True Philippine Ghost Stories book series. It does not reproduce the books verbatim and is presented with original narration, commentary, analysis, cultural context, and discussion.

    All rights to referenced book titles, stories, text, illustrations, cover artwork, trademarks, and other protected material remain with their respective authors, artists, publishers, and rights holders. Please support the original creators by purchasing or borrowing authorized editions of the books referenced in this episode.

    This independent podcast is not affiliated with, authorized by, sponsored by, or endorsed by PSICOM, Viva-PSICOM, the books’ publishers, editors, authors, artists, or other rights holders.

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    9 min
  • What the Glass Said
    Three college students play Spirit of the Glass in an old cemetery mausoleum as a parapsychology experiment. The glass moves on its own, spelling Latin phrases that reveal a dark presence. When a horned figure appears in the reflection, the students realize they have summoned something ancient and hungry. A Philippine ghost story about curiosity, fear, and the Latin words that summon demons. What did the glass really say?

    Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/true-philippine-ghost-stories-podcast--6861845/support.

    Thank you for listening to True Philippine Ghost Stories Podcast.

    Follow the show for more Filipino ghost stories, allegedly true paranormal encounters, haunted locations, Philippine folklore, supernatural mysteries, and cultural explorations from across the archipelago.

    If this episode sent a chill down your spine, share it with someone who grew up reading Filipino ghost-story books—or someone brave enough to discover them for the first time.

    Support the podcast and help us continue exploring the Philippines’ supernatural stories:

    https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/true-philippine-ghost-stories-podcast--6861845/support

    This episode may discuss stories, themes, or accounts associated with the True Philippine Ghost Stories book series. It does not reproduce the books verbatim and is presented with original narration, commentary, analysis, cultural context, and discussion.

    All rights to referenced book titles, stories, text, illustrations, cover artwork, trademarks, and other protected material remain with their respective authors, artists, publishers, and rights holders. Please support the original creators by purchasing or borrowing authorized editions of the books referenced in this episode.

    This independent podcast is not affiliated with, authorized by, sponsored by, or endorsed by PSICOM, Viva-PSICOM, the books’ publishers, editors, authors, artists, or other rights holders.

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    15 min
  • The Last Ferry Home
    A man takes the last ferry home across a dark lake. The other passengers are silent, their faces hidden in shadow. As the boat crosses the water, he realizes none of them are breathing. This chilling Philippine ghost story explores the horror of a ferry ride that crosses into the afterlife. Filipino horror at its most unsettling.

    Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/true-philippine-ghost-stories-podcast--6861845/support.

    Thank you for listening to True Philippine Ghost Stories Podcast.

    Follow the show for more Filipino ghost stories, allegedly true paranormal encounters, haunted locations, Philippine folklore, supernatural mysteries, and cultural explorations from across the archipelago.

    If this episode sent a chill down your spine, share it with someone who grew up reading Filipino ghost-story books—or someone brave enough to discover them for the first time.

    Support the podcast and help us continue exploring the Philippines’ supernatural stories:

    https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/true-philippine-ghost-stories-podcast--6861845/support

    This episode may discuss stories, themes, or accounts associated with the True Philippine Ghost Stories book series. It does not reproduce the books verbatim and is presented with original narration, commentary, analysis, cultural context, and discussion.

    All rights to referenced book titles, stories, text, illustrations, cover artwork, trademarks, and other protected material remain with their respective authors, artists, publishers, and rights holders. Please support the original creators by purchasing or borrowing authorized editions of the books referenced in this episode.

    This independent podcast is not affiliated with, authorized by, sponsored by, or endorsed by PSICOM, Viva-PSICOM, the books’ publishers, editors, authors, artists, or other rights holders.

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    10 min
  • The Dress in the Closet
    A woman finds a vintage dress in the closet of her new apartment. When she tries it on, she begins to see the life of the woman who wore it before her — a life that ended in tragedy. This chilling Philippine ghost story explores the horror of a dress that carries the dead. Filipino horror at its most unsettling.

    Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/true-philippine-ghost-stories-podcast--6861845/support.

    Thank you for listening to True Philippine Ghost Stories Podcast.

    Follow the show for more Filipino ghost stories, allegedly true paranormal encounters, haunted locations, Philippine folklore, supernatural mysteries, and cultural explorations from across the archipelago.

    If this episode sent a chill down your spine, share it with someone who grew up reading Filipino ghost-story books—or someone brave enough to discover them for the first time.

    Support the podcast and help us continue exploring the Philippines’ supernatural stories:

    https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/true-philippine-ghost-stories-podcast--6861845/support

    This episode may discuss stories, themes, or accounts associated with the True Philippine Ghost Stories book series. It does not reproduce the books verbatim and is presented with original narration, commentary, analysis, cultural context, and discussion.

    All rights to referenced book titles, stories, text, illustrations, cover artwork, trademarks, and other protected material remain with their respective authors, artists, publishers, and rights holders. Please support the original creators by purchasing or borrowing authorized editions of the books referenced in this episode.

    This independent podcast is not affiliated with, authorized by, sponsored by, or endorsed by PSICOM, Viva-PSICOM, the books’ publishers, editors, authors, artists, or other rights holders.

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    12 min
  • The Voice on the Radio
    A late-night radio host receives a call from a listener who has been dead for years. The voice on the other end knows secrets that only the living should know. This chilling Philippine ghost story explores the horror of a broadcast that reaches beyond the grave. Filipino horror at its most unsettling.

    Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/true-philippine-ghost-stories-podcast--6861845/support.

    Thank you for listening to True Philippine Ghost Stories Podcast.

    Follow the show for more Filipino ghost stories, allegedly true paranormal encounters, haunted locations, Philippine folklore, supernatural mysteries, and cultural explorations from across the archipelago.

    If this episode sent a chill down your spine, share it with someone who grew up reading Filipino ghost-story books—or someone brave enough to discover them for the first time.

    Support the podcast and help us continue exploring the Philippines’ supernatural stories:

    https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/true-philippine-ghost-stories-podcast--6861845/support

    This episode may discuss stories, themes, or accounts associated with the True Philippine Ghost Stories book series. It does not reproduce the books verbatim and is presented with original narration, commentary, analysis, cultural context, and discussion.

    All rights to referenced book titles, stories, text, illustrations, cover artwork, trademarks, and other protected material remain with their respective authors, artists, publishers, and rights holders. Please support the original creators by purchasing or borrowing authorized editions of the books referenced in this episode.

    This independent podcast is not affiliated with, authorized by, sponsored by, or endorsed by PSICOM, Viva-PSICOM, the books’ publishers, editors, authors, artists, or other rights holders.

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    11 min
  • The Game We Played
    A group of friends discovers an old board game in a abandoned house. They start playing, not realizing the game is real — and the stakes are their lives. This chilling Philippine ghost story explores the horror of a game that plays you. Filipino horror at its most unsettling.

    Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/true-philippine-ghost-stories-podcast--6861845/support.

    Thank you for listening to True Philippine Ghost Stories Podcast.

    Follow the show for more Filipino ghost stories, allegedly true paranormal encounters, haunted locations, Philippine folklore, supernatural mysteries, and cultural explorations from across the archipelago.

    If this episode sent a chill down your spine, share it with someone who grew up reading Filipino ghost-story books—or someone brave enough to discover them for the first time.

    Support the podcast and help us continue exploring the Philippines’ supernatural stories:

    https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/true-philippine-ghost-stories-podcast--6861845/support

    This episode may discuss stories, themes, or accounts associated with the True Philippine Ghost Stories book series. It does not reproduce the books verbatim and is presented with original narration, commentary, analysis, cultural context, and discussion.

    All rights to referenced book titles, stories, text, illustrations, cover artwork, trademarks, and other protected material remain with their respective authors, artists, publishers, and rights holders. Please support the original creators by purchasing or borrowing authorized editions of the books referenced in this episode.

    This independent podcast is not affiliated with, authorized by, sponsored by, or endorsed by PSICOM, Viva-PSICOM, the books’ publishers, editors, authors, artists, or other rights holders.

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    13 min
  • The Passenger in the Back Seat
    A taxi driver picks up a mysterious passenger late at night on a desolate provincial road. The passenger sits silently in the back seat, never speaking, never moving. As the drive continues, the driver notices the passenger has no reflection in the rearview mirror. This chilling Philippine ghost story explores the horror of a ride that never ends. Filipino horror at its most unsettling.

    Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/true-philippine-ghost-stories-podcast--6861845/support.

    Thank you for listening to True Philippine Ghost Stories Podcast.

    Follow the show for more Filipino ghost stories, allegedly true paranormal encounters, haunted locations, Philippine folklore, supernatural mysteries, and cultural explorations from across the archipelago.

    If this episode sent a chill down your spine, share it with someone who grew up reading Filipino ghost-story books—or someone brave enough to discover them for the first time.

    Support the podcast and help us continue exploring the Philippines’ supernatural stories:

    https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/true-philippine-ghost-stories-podcast--6861845/support

    This episode may discuss stories, themes, or accounts associated with the True Philippine Ghost Stories book series. It does not reproduce the books verbatim and is presented with original narration, commentary, analysis, cultural context, and discussion.

    All rights to referenced book titles, stories, text, illustrations, cover artwork, trademarks, and other protected material remain with their respective authors, artists, publishers, and rights holders. Please support the original creators by purchasing or borrowing authorized editions of the books referenced in this episode.

    This independent podcast is not affiliated with, authorized by, sponsored by, or endorsed by PSICOM, Viva-PSICOM, the books’ publishers, editors, authors, artists, or other rights holders.

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    34 min
  • The Second Floor of the Clinic
    A nurse begins her night shift at a small-town clinic in Batangas. The second floor has been closed for decades after a tragedy no one will speak about. But at midnight, she hears a baby crying from upstairs. This chilling Philippine ghost story explores the horror of a haunted clinic where the dead do not rest. Filipino horror at its most unsettling.

    Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/true-philippine-ghost-stories-podcast--6861845/support.

    Thank you for listening to True Philippine Ghost Stories Podcast.

    Follow the show for more Filipino ghost stories, allegedly true paranormal encounters, haunted locations, Philippine folklore, supernatural mysteries, and cultural explorations from across the archipelago.

    If this episode sent a chill down your spine, share it with someone who grew up reading Filipino ghost-story books—or someone brave enough to discover them for the first time.

    Support the podcast and help us continue exploring the Philippines’ supernatural stories:

    https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/true-philippine-ghost-stories-podcast--6861845/support

    This episode may discuss stories, themes, or accounts associated with the True Philippine Ghost Stories book series. It does not reproduce the books verbatim and is presented with original narration, commentary, analysis, cultural context, and discussion.

    All rights to referenced book titles, stories, text, illustrations, cover artwork, trademarks, and other protected material remain with their respective authors, artists, publishers, and rights holders. Please support the original creators by purchasing or borrowing authorized editions of the books referenced in this episode.

    This independent podcast is not affiliated with, authorized by, sponsored by, or endorsed by PSICOM, Viva-PSICOM, the books’ publishers, editors, authors, artists, or other rights holders.

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    16 min

About True Philippine Ghost Stories Podcast

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True Philippine Ghost Stories Podcast revisits the eerie encounters, supernatural beliefs, and unforgettable mysteries associated with the beloved Filipino horror-book tradition.

Each episode…