True Philippine Ghost Stories Podcast

Set during a heavy Philippine monsoon, a young man discovers a crumbling ancestral house. Inside, he finds a weathered altar with a strange, smiling photograph of a stranger. Ignoring local warnings about the haunted property, he becomes obsessed with the image’s identity. His investigation unearths a tragic, vengeful Philippine ghost story connected to a forgotten family secret. The paranormal activity begins with whispers from the walls and the scent of old perfume. As the boundary between the living and the dead blurs, he realizes the photograph wasn't left as a memorial. What truth does the portrait hold, and why is it smiling at him?.

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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.

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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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A exhausted commuter boards the last jeepney on a dark provincial road late at night. The vehicle moves on its own, driven by an invisible hand. The other passengers sit perfectly still, their faces hidden beneath their hats. When the commuter tries to get off, the doors will not open. The jeepney takes a route that does not appear on any map, passing landmarks that have not existed for decades. A spine-tingling Filipino horror story about ghost vehicles and the rides that never end.

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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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Deep within an old Filipino ancestral house, a chilling noise begins to haunt a tenant. This creepy tale unfolds as he investigates the persistent, scratching sound emanating from under the floorboards. What begins as minor annoyance spirals into a terrifying paranormal obsession, uncovering a dark secret the house has long buried. This Philippine ghost story masterfully builds dread, questioning what truly lies beneath. Is it mere pests, or something far more haunted? Listen to discover if he uncovers the.

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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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In a remote Philippine province, a solitary listener discovers a forgotten recording of a funeral. The service, held during a relentless storm in a centuries-old, haunted chapel, seems ordinary at first. But as the eerie chanting continues, the attendees realize the mourners are not leaving, and the whispers from the casket grow louder. This creepy audio file becomes a chilling Philippine ghost story, unraveling a paranormal mystery where the line between the living and the dead dangerously blurs. The funeral may be over, but its haunting never ended.

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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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A couple checks into a cheap hotel room in Baguio City for a weekend getaway. The wife starts behaving strangely, scrubbing her face raw and staring at walls for hours. The husband discovers Room 12 has a dark history. A woman died there decades ago, and the room remembers. As the nights pass, the wife speaks in a voice that is not her own, and the bathroom mirror shows two women where there should be one. A terrifying Filipino horror story about haunted hotel rooms and the spirits that never checked out.

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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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A weary delivery driver’s journey takes a terrifying turn in this chilling Filipino horror podcast episode. Navigating the isolated roads of Batangas, his sputtering van forces a stop near an infamous, ancient Balete tree—a place steeped in Philippine ghost story lore. What begins as a mechanical breakdown quickly spirals into a night of paranormal dread. The atmosphere is thick with creepiness as he learns why locals avoid this haunted landmark after dark. When the engine finally dies, he realizes the real journey has just begun. What awaits him in the shadow of the tree?

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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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A new teacher at a catholic school in a remote Philippine province discovers that the old chapel behind the campus holds a dark secret. This chilling Philippine ghost story explores the horror of a haunted corridor where past and present collide. Filipino horror at its most unsettling.

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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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