
TRUE Ghost stories, hauntings, shadow people, demons, UFOs, cryptids and more! Everyday people share their personal stories of paranormal phenomena. This feed reflects the last 90 days of content, Jim Harold's Campfire has been in production since 2009 with over 700 episodes. Hosted by Jim Harold.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 827 | Founded | 17 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Personal JournalsSociety & Culture | |||

On this Campfire episode, everyday places donât feel so ordinary anymore. From supposedly abandoned mines and college dorms to old churches and vacation rentals, these stories unfold with an eerie sense that something unseen may have been just out of... more
Late-night conversations with unseen ghostly children. A mysterious figure covered in glowing crystal-like colors on a rooftop in Pakistan. A haunted house where footsteps, jingling keys, and shadowy faces became part of everyday life. In this chilli... more
Some of the strangest experiences donât come with clear answers⊠just lingering questions that refuse to go away. In this episode, we hear a truly baffling story of a young child who, in the middle of an ordinary family trip, begins speaking in a way... more
A childâs simple, matter-of-fact description hints at a connection to the other side.
From there, the Campfire takes a darker turn with a chilling retelling of a childhood encounter that raises an unsettling question: what if monsters arenât just st... more
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Every Thursday the first thing I say to anyone is â is the episode out yet??â Canât wait till I can tell some storys!
This show was the gold standard. Was fantastic. Went downhill and then went back.
Itâs now silly again. Monsters among us is better.
Jim is a great podcaster.
Your show just stinks now. Too silly and fake.
Jim
I used to love this podcast, and I appreciated the content quality as well as listening to people who could actually string sentences together. I donât know whatâs going on now, and I hope Jim and team are okay and itâs not a larger life issue, but this podcast is cheesy, lackluster, and full of too many eye-rolling stories about dreams and dead pets. I used to get chills listening to this podcast, and now I find myself fast-forwarding through most of the stories. Iâm also sick of Jim telling th... more
I have been a listener from the start and had to take some time away, but when I came back every single episode, I have to pay for what in the world happened to this podcast. Sorry I know people gotta make money by doing this, but Iâm not gonna pay for every single podcast one basically I can listen to the same story heâs telling by somebody else just in their way of telling it on a free podcast just kind of sad that I took a break and I come back, and everything has changed
Half these âstoriesâ are just people missing loved ones and looking for any connection.. and alot of fluff. And these âsubscriber onlyâ episodes arenât anything special or worth buying..
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The show centers on personal paranormal stories told by everyday people, ranging from haunted homes and workplaces to mysterious afterlife signs and prophetic dreams. Episodes assemble a tapestry of firsthand accountsâghost sightings, protective spirits, dream connections, and uncanny coincidencesâdelivered in a warm, campfire-style format led by a steady host who guides witnesses through their experiences. A few recurring themes stand out: the comfort and awe of supernatural encounters, the persistence of family connections through the afterlife, and the way seemingly ordinary moments become extraordinary through belief and storytelling. Notably, the host fosters a calm, empathetic space that allows callers to share deeply personal moments... more
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1. The Paranormal Podcast
2. The Paranormal Report with Jim and Dar Harold
3. Monsters Among Us
4. The Night Owl: True Ghost Stories
5. Paranormal Portal
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Recent guests on Jim Harold's Campfire include:
1. Wendy (6?)
2. Dominic (Dom)
3. Jennifer from Indiana
4. Lindsay from Pennsylvania
5. Yvonne from California
6. Miranda from Alabama
7. Grace from Massachusetts
8. Crystal from Arizona
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