SPIRIT TALES AND MAGIC
Our host; Dr.G had his first paranormal experience at only eight years old. With over five decades of storytelling, magic and paranormal story collection he is an award winning story teller on a mission to revive firelight and the telling of stories!
Episodes
168 episodes
What if Grief Can Be Stored In A Physical Space
A storage unit is supposed to be a dead end for old furniture and sealed boxes, not a place that schedules an appointment with you every night at 2:14 AM. We start with something closer to home: a recurring late-night figure outside the office ...
Why A Classic Ghost Story Returns For Doctober
Something about this story never behaves like a normal recording, and that’s exactly why we’re bringing it back. As Doctober rolls on, we get a steady stream of requests to replay one of our earliest and most-listened episodes, “The Man, The Gi...
The Man The Girl & The Tiger
A ghost story originally cast on Your Ghost Story Bus dot com. A tale of an imaginary friend and of a dark spirit. The true story of the last haunted house my daughter and I would share in the small town where we both grew up.
What If Loyalty Outlives Death
Somebody writes us a simple question, and it turns into a night you won’t forget: can a dead dog still protect the people it loved? We start with a letter from Melvin, an old friend who asks us to say a few words about Midnight, the Doberman he...
Mothman And The Omen Question
Something tall moves at the edge of the headlights. Someone swears the eyes glow red. And then, a year later, a bridge collapses and forty-six people never come home. We follow the Mothman legend where it actually starts: Point Pleasant, West V...
If The Dead Could Knock Would You Answer
A single knock in a quiet house can be easy to ignore. A second knock can change your life. We start Doctober by slowing everything down with a brief guided breath and a picture of an old haunted house, the kind where every creak feels like a m...
Your Brain Rewrites History So Here Is A Clear Timeline
Your timeline is not “bad” your brain is doing what brains do: smoothing, swapping, and rewriting events until the story feels right. After a listener, Tamara, asks how anyone keeps historical eras straight, we dig into why memory bends time an...
When A Society Panics Who Becomes The Witch
The fastest way to control a scared crowd is to hand them a name for the thing they fear and someone to blame for it. That’s where we start after a listener asks, “What is this witch thing,” and admits his partner has practiced for 20 years but...
What If Time Is Not Where You Left It
We read a mining-family story about a man who vanishes on the way to his backyard well and returns seven months later without aging a day. Then we compare it to a listener’s “missing time” drive that somehow takes four days, plus other cases th...
When A Child Claims A Past Life Who Do You Believe
A haunting story lands in our inbox: twins who speak like they’re the same daughters a family lost years earlier. They point to “impact” marks, ask for toys they’ve never seen, and run through a village like they already know the way home. It’s...
A Civil War Soldier In California Is Not A Mistake
A Civil War soldier in California sounds like a glitch in the story we learned in school until you trace the footsteps back to Drum Barracks near the Port of Los Angeles. We take a listener’s sighting seriously and use it as a doorway into a fo...
Hello Mr. Magpie How Is Your Wife
A lone magpie shows up and suddenly you’re supposed to salute and ask about his wife. Someone offers you flowers and you have to count them. You glance away during a toast and now it’s seven years of bad luck. Superstitions can sound ridiculous...
A Haunted Shipwalk On The Queen Mary Turns Personal
A haunted tour should leave you with photos and goosebumps, not a mystery object in your pocket. After a night on the Queen Mary in Southern California, Cassandra and I join the Haunted Shipwalk tour and something genuinely strange happens duri...
What If Hauntings Happen Because We Don’t Know We’re Gone
A cross-state move, a rebuilt studio, and a brush with death set the stage for a raw, curious deep dive into what the mind keeps when the heart stops. We open up about leaving Phoenix for Southern California and why starting fresh matters more ...
Where Books Whisper And Footsteps Type Themselves
The quiet of a library can be louder than any scream. We open a door marked “preternatural” and step into reading rooms where stories don’t end at the last page: a coal-scented childhood library with a balcony watcher, a deserted building that ...
A Radio Illusion You Can Do At Home
We guide a hands‑on radio illusion you can do at home with ten cards or any matching items, ending with a whisper‑led reveal that feels like real mind reading. We close Doctober with gratitude and share our posting cadence moving forward.
World Unseen
The scariest thing about a haunting isn’t always the shadow in the doorway—it’s the tiny detail you almost ignored. We open with Halloween warmth and a quick safety check, then move straight into a challenge for every investigator and curious m...
Halloween Eve Tease And Treats
The night before Halloween is the perfect moment to set a little trap for wonder. We keep this update short and focused, but the tease is big: tomorrow brings a double feature with a hands-on magic routine you must not attempt in the car. We ad...
Where Does Belief End And The Dark Begin On Clinton Road
A lonely New Jersey road draped in a canopy of trees, a bridge where coins won’t stay thrown, and headlights that chase you until they disappear—Clinton Road is the rare place where folklore and firsthand accounts keep colliding. We take you mi...
Why Lovers' Lanes Became America’s Favorite Scary Story
The road to romance has always had a shadowy shoulder. A listener’s note from Cannon Beach sends us down the winding lanes where folklore, fear, and true crime intersect: the secluded pull-offs, the cliffside overlooks, the places where a quiet...
When Places Remember: Portals, Spirits, And The Stories We Carry
A green pulse in the dunes, a ranger who shouldn’t exist, and a dog named Sam who breaks his own faithful routine—our journey begins at Beaver Dunes Park, the stretch of Oklahoma terrain many call the Bermuda Triangle of the Plains. A longtime ...
From Summer Camp Whisper To Staten Island Shadow: The Cropsey Legend And Its Real-World Echoes
Campfire whispers have a way of outlasting headlines, but what happens when they start to sound the same? We dive into the legend of Cropsey, tracing its path from summer camp lore near Maston Lake to the shadow it casts over Staten Island, and...
A Packed Parking Lot, A Silent Trickster, And Why Saying Bloody Mary Three Times Might Be A Bad Idea
A sleepy Phoenix parking lot turned into a tidal wave of costumes, laughter, and just enough mischief to tip the night into legend. We showed up with candy and flashlights; the crowd brought handmade characters, a silent trickster in royal purp...
From A Squeaky Night Pump To Hollywood Hauntings, We Trace How Belief Shapes Ghostly Encounters
A squeaky iron pump at 2 a.m. can sound like a horror movie prop—until it’s your street, your neighbors, and your grandfather tumbling down a hill to catch the culprit. We open with a vivid small-town mystery outside the Polks’ house, a snapsho...
From Jenny Slate To The White House, We Trace How Ghost Stories Linger And Shape Lives
A masked figure in red slips into a dead‑end alley and vanishes, and that single mystery becomes our doorway into a world of letters under stair runners, midnight music from fireplaces, and furniture that won’t sit still. We trace the strange s...