“Go inside the mind of one of television and movies’ wildest storytellers…” Richard Hatem's Paranormal Bookshelf is a podcast that feels like discovering a secret diary. Every episode unravels the mysteries of a book from Richard's bookshelf and a story from Richard’s life, weaving together the excitement of the supernatural and the warmth of personal storytelling.
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 29 | Founded | a year ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | ComedyPersonal JournalsSociety & Culture |
Season 3 of RHPB starts in 2 weeks -- June 13th!
Join Richard and his extra special guest, his wife Susan Lambert -- creator and cohost of the podcast 80’s TV Ladies -- as they tease Season 3 episodes, share DATES OF UPCOMING LIVE SHOWS -- and exp... more
NEW RHPB SEASON 3 PREMIERE DATE -- FRIDAY JUNE 13TH!
In this Special Bonus Episode, Richard catches up with good friend and writer Mark O’Connell, author of the modern UFO classic The Close Encounters Man: How One Man Made the World Believe in UF... more
What does it actually feel like to be a psychic medium? What is it like to have ghosts be a constant part of your otherwise normal life? Cindy Valenzuela and Colleen McKinnie can tell you -- because they are both in touch with the spirit world every ... more
It’s our First Anniversary! Richard Hatem’s Paranormal Bookshelf debuted one year ago today, and to celebrate we’re re-broadcasting the very first episode where Richard receives the book that changes his life -- and gets introduced to his very first ... more
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This podcast is captivating; not only does it scratch the woowoo itch but it’s real and raw and down to earth. You get to connect to the man and the story. Then you remember that he’s a professional writer so of course it’s going to be good; because he knows not only how to order a story, but how to express emotions. Astonishing Legends brought me here!
I can’t express how much I love Rich’s storytelling! It’s magical!His stories take me back to being a kid/teenager. The feeling he puts into it is non-matched in any other podcast. I look forward to each and every episode. I will continue to listen as long as he keeps going. Thanks!
Not only is this a carefully crafted, wonderfully written podcast that weaves intriguing paranormal ideas with emotional personal insights, but Hatem does it in a way that makes me look forward to long car trips so I can turn to my wife and say, “Ooh, can we listen to Rich on the way?” Then she inevitabily says one of two things: either she says “sure” and the drive is fascinating and thought provoking, or she says “I already listened to it without you” and we sit in stony silence as my resentme... more
Day one listener here. When I first started this podcast I was not prepared for the blend of a lifelong passion for the paranormal and the openness of a lifetime of emotional ups and downs. I love this show, and re-listening to the first episode with you talking about being a confused socially awkward and “weird”young child really hit home.
Look forward to every single episode
I love this show and the way Richard tells a story! It is the perfect amount of spooky, information, amazing writing and story telling. Richard knows how to talk! He keeps it real and keeps you engaged the whole time. It’s one of my favorite podcasts and I look forward to every new episode. I even went to the live show! What a treat!
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Content primarily revolves around a blend of paranormal literature and the host's personal narratives, creating a unique storytelling experience. Each episode typically delves into a specific supernatural book, sharing insights and reflections from the host's life that relate to the book's themes. Listeners can expect a mixture of humor, heartfelt anecdotes, and engaging commentary, often leading to an emotional connection with the material discussed. The personal touch adds depth, inviting audiences to reflect on their experiences while exploring the uncanny world of the paranormal.
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Recent guests on Richard Hatem's Paranormal Bookshelf include:
1. Cindy Valenzuela
2. Colleen McKinnie
3. Julie Beischel, Ph.D.
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