The Smurls, a family in Pennsylvania, reported experiencing paranormal activity and demonic infestation in their home for over a decade. The case was investigated by Ed and Lorraine Warren, who identified a powerful demonic presence. But how much did Ed and Lorraine actually have to do with the Smurl Haunting? What really happened?

Prepare yourself for a dose of nightmare fuel as we dive into dark dreams you can't shut out. This week we’re sharing a collection of terrifying true stories centered around nightmares, sleep, and the strange things that happen in the quiet hours of the night. From being stuck in an endless dream loop, to hearing voices that shouldn’t be there, to unsettling family experiences that can’t be explained—these are the kinds of stories that make you question whether sleep is really a place of rest.

Some connections defy explanation—especially the ones we share with animals. In this episode, we explore a series of true stories where pets seemed to know things they couldn’t possibly know: showing up at the exact right moment, reacting to events before they happened, and even a horse that can tell the future. These aren’t just quirky coincidences—some of them are hard to shake.

What really happens on the night shift, when the world goes quiet and you're the only one left awake? In this episode, real people share unsettling experiences from hospitals, nursing homes, event centers, and even the Alamo—where things don’t always stay where they’re supposed to. You’ll hear about voices with no bodies, figures that vanish into walls, and strange happenings that make seasoned workers question what they’ve seen

There’s something undeniably strange about secondhand things—an energy that clings, whispers that trail behind lace curtains, and cold spots that aren’t tied to faulty vents. You think you’re getting a good deal: a vintage photo, an antique shawl, a porcelain cat. But what if those items come with something… more? A shadow that moves without light. A face that shows up in photos you didn’t take. A voice that only speaks when you’re alone.

buried in the rubble is another story: one about a wealthy debutante, a swastika tattoo, and warnings that came too late.

Some things don’t want to be seen… but they still show up. In a flicker of motion at the edge of a stairwell. In the sound of knuckles tapping from inside the walls. In a face that looks familiar—until it doesn’t.

From dark carnival tents to desolate country roads, the image of the killer clown has become a modern myth stitched from real terror, folklore, and the unexplained. In this episode, we’re peeling back the colorful mask to expose the shadows beneath. These are stories not just of murder and madness, but of fear itself—where comedy curdles into cruelty, and facepaint hides something monstrous

In this episode, we’re diving headfirst into the chilling world of paranormal rituals—those spooky internet dares and whispered playground legends that promise access to hidden knowledge, other dimensions, or ghostly encounters. These aren’t just campfire stories—they’re based on real accounts, with real consequences. Or are they? From the Midnight Game to the unsettling Three Kings Ritual, we’re peeling back the layers to uncover what really happens when you push beyond the veil.

There’s something about urban legends that sticks to the skin. You hear them once—around a campfire, at a sleepover, whispered down a darkened hallway—and they never quite leave you. They're the stories we half-believe, even when we swear we don’t. The ones we dare each other to test, knowing deep down that something might be listening.

as is tradition after doing a controversial episode, we like to come back the following week with a tasty little palette cleanser. So, this week we're diving into Volume 11 of Freaky Listener Stories! Huge shoutout to every one that has sent in your true paranormal stories to be read on the show, these are our favorite episodes to do, and we've got some real bangers in this one!

as is tradition after doing a controversial episode, we like to come back the following week with a tasty little palette cleanser. So, this week we're diving into Volume 11 of Freaky Listener Stories! Huge shoutout to every one that has sent in your true paranormal stories to be read on the show, these are our favorite episodes to do, and we've got some real bangers in this one!

You’re sitting alone, and suddenly a voice cuts through the silence. It knows your deepest fears, your hidden shame, and it won’t shut up. It’s not a friend, not your conscience—it’s something else, taunting you, day after day. For millions of people with schizophrenia, this isn’t a thought experiment—it’s their reality. But here’s the kicker: what if those voices aren’t just a glitch in the brain? What if they’re something… more?

Tonight, we’re stepping into the shadows of a topic that’s haunted humanity for centuries—demonic possession. Not the Hollywood version with spinning heads and green pea soup, but the real, unsettling accounts whispered in church records, scribbled in diaries, and debated by priests, skeptics, and scholars alike. We’re breaking it down into four stages: Infestation, Oppression, Obsession, and Possession. These aren’t just spooky stories—they’re a roadmap of how some believe a malevolent force creeps into a life, starting with whispers in the walls and ending with a battle for the body itself.

First, there’s Infestation—think unexplained knocks, foul stenches, a sense that something’s watching. Then Oppression hits, grinding you down with exhaustion and nightmares. Obsession follows, hijacking your thoughts with darkness you can’t shake. And finally, Possession—where the entity takes the wheel, turning your body into its puppet. We’ve got four true tales tonight, pulled from dusty archives and firsthand accounts.

Tonight, we’re turning the dial to 11, diving straight into the static hum of the afterlife and tuning into real encounters—stories of voices from beyond. These are messages from the other side, and they’re anything but gentle whispers in the dark.

These stories don’t just give you chills—they bring receipts. Eyewitnesses, recordings, newspaper reports, court records. These voices came back for a reason—some to set the record straight, some to deliver warnings, others to make sure justice was served.

Welcome back to the show everyone. We're talking about bigfoot today it's been a while (s'been awhile) since the big man has made an appearance on the show, and we figured it's time. Sit back, kick your feet up, and enjoy the smooth stylings of Christian as he spins us a yarn. Ever heard of Rock Apes? Rotting Mangoes?

I think it's clear at this point that I didn't write out a video description beforehand. That's my bad. It's an episode on bigfoot stories, mmk?

Picture a quiet Scottish village, Currie, nestled under the shadow of the Pentland Hills, where the wind carries whispers older than the stones. It’s March 20, 1833, and a child is born—pale, fragile, with eyes that seem to pierce the veil of the ordinary. His cradle rocks in the night, though no hand touches it, and the villagers cross themselves, murmuring of curses or gifts too strange to name.

His mother, a seer, sees light around him, a glow that promises wonders—or warns of something darker. This is no ordinary boy, but a question mark in human form, destined to step beyond the edges of what we know, into a realm where furniture dances and shadows speak.

His name is Daniel Dunglas Home, and his life is a door ajar, inviting us to peer into the unknown—

We’ve got Grave’s End in Brooklyn, a home that tormented its residents for over a decade; the Sallie House in Kansas, a hotbed of scratches and apparitions; the House of Death in New York, tied to literary legend and tragic violence; the Daniel Benton Homestead in Connecticut, where history and hauntings intertwine, and if time permits we’ll be closing it out with the Union Screaming House in Missouri, where a family lasted just 13 days before fleeing in terror.

These houses have rich, documented histories—screams echoing through quiet nights, shadowy figures lurking in corners, and physical encounters that defy explanation. Families, investigators, and even the curious have walked their halls, leaving with stories that linger long after they’ve gone.

We’ve got Grave’s End in Brooklyn, a home that tormented its residents for over a decade; the Sallie House in Kansas, a hotbed of scratches and apparitions; the House of Death in New York, tied to literary legend and tragic violence; the Daniel Benton Homestead in Connecticut, where history and hauntings intertwine, and if time permits we’ll be closing it out with the Union Screaming House in Missouri, where a family lasted just 13 days before fleeing in terror.

These houses have rich, documented histories—screams echoing through quiet nights, shadowy figures lurking in corners, and physical encounters that defy explanation. Families, investigators, and even the curious have walked their halls, leaving with stories that linger long after they’ve gone.

Tonight, we’re stepping into a world where the darkest corners of human nature collide with forces we can’t quite explain. This episode is all about true crime cases that twist into the supernatural—murders, trials, and hauntings where the line between evil deeds and otherworldly influence blurs. We’re diving into four chilling tales: the infamous Amityville Horror, Arne Cheyenne Johnson’s “Devil Made Me Do It” trial, the unsolved Villisca Axe Murders, and the Smurl family’s demonic ordeal. These aren’t just campfire stories—they’re real cases that left investigators, families, and entire communities grappling with questions no one can fully answer.