Season 6 - Episode Twenty nine

Hey celestial beings, Linda and I are back and have we got a show for you! Linda has kicked off her new job as a school secretary and, oh boy, how things have changed since her school days! Gone are the days of the smoke-filled staff room. Instead, she's enveloped in conversations that are both enlightening and, let's be honest, a little banal. But don't worry, she fits right in.   Ever heard of Rod Hull and Jim Bowen? Well, they've made"calls" from the other side and you won't want to miss what they hadto say. As if that weren't enough, Carl Swanson sends in a busker recordingfrom the East Midlands. Imagine forgetting the lyrics while you're busking! Cringe-worthy or hilarious? You decide.   Richard De long pops by to play some wonderful spooky folk music but hold on to your hats, because we have a haunted charity shop story that will leave you bewildered. Imagine a £20 artwork so eerie it turns your family's life upside-down and even has the dog growling. Yes, it's that strange.   Then, hold your breath as Greg Perkin talks about a ghostly child captured in a photograph onboard an empty airplane. Don't believe us? Well, you'll have to join Patreon to see the proof! Go on, be a sceptic, and check it out at www.patreon.com/clintonbaptiste.   You've got problems, we've got solutions. In 'Fate or Fortune,' we read your letters which tackle everything from cancelled holidays to struggling friendships.   Lastly, David Allen joins us from Stockton for a chat. He's got a bone-chilling tale involving his mother's house and a football that's got a mind of its own—or does it? Only one way to find out, tune in!   Credits: Kathrine Boyle Greg Perkin Richard De Long Carl Swanson David Allen   • Podcast produced by Laurie Peters from Peters-Fox. • Outro music by David Brinkworth, vocals by GLOWE.   Share your own spooky stories at [email protected]   Find more Clinton Baptiste merchandise at https://ko-fi.com/clintonbaptiste/shop   www.clintonbaptiste.com  

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