The truth is stranger than fiction. The Confessionals Podcast explores the true stories of witnesses to the world of unexplained phenomena. As an interview-based podcast, host Tony Merkel holds conversations with everyday individuals who share their unique experiences crossing paths with the unexplainable and with dedicated researchers delving into realms of high strangeness.
Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 709 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Natural SciencesScience |
In episode 645: Salish Sasquatch, John and Sara Brown discuss their experiences with Sasquatch on their property, which has been in John's family for generations. They share stories passed down from John's grandfather and other neighbors who have als... more
In Episode 319: The Monster Outside My Window, we are joined by Derrick and Tayler. Derrick begins the show by describing his experience with a creature that approached his window one night while he was sleeping. After researching what he witnessed o... more
In episode 644: Trauma To Triumph, Carly shares her story of growing up in a tumultuous family environment and experiencing paranormal and demonic influences. She discusses the importance of acknowledging the impact of parental figures on children's ... more
In episode 643: Quest For The Ancient Sundial, Brian Jeffrey, from Black Mass Paranormal, joins us in studio to dive into the mysterious and often eerie realm of the paranormal across East Tennessee. He explores unsettling missing person cases like t... more
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Tony Markel is a coward of the first degree. If you have a criticism, Tony will eject you. Like a coward would do. What a snowflake. Tony, all your guns amount to nothing if you canāt handle a critical comment from a PAYING MEMBER.
The Confessionals has become my go to podcast. I can relate to so many of your guests stories. I live just down the road in Maryville and would love to share the experiences one day. I listen at work, when driving, and when biking! Keep the great guests coming! āDid you say Nephilim!?ā
Show was very interesting when I first found it. I even paid to get the members episodes. Then I realized a lot of his guests would just use word salads in the stories. It became obvious a lot of them were just seeking attention. Then Tony started becoming a āChristianā which is fine with me, but when you use those made up names for God that are from people that arenāt Godās people I canāt listen to that anymore. It tells me youāre either deceived or a deceiver.
Loved the show and I do believe thereās a god but I want weird stories not a bible study
Tony is the Boss š no one else gets phone calls or ur fired. * Instantly pocket calls everyone in studio * your all Fired !! š thanks guys yall make the week easier I listen daily as a local truck driver myself. Danny, you and few others make the week so much better !! Thanks guys
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