
They said it was just a story. A haunting someone imagined. A light in the sky with a rational explanation. Just a noise in the walls. A mistake, a hoax. But over the years these stories seem to persist. And not all of them seem to have easy answers. This is The Tape Library. A collection of the paranormal, the strange, and the unexplained. Each episode examines a different case. These are the st... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 140 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | HistorySociety & Culture | |||

Lake Ontario is one of the world's great inland seas. Beneath its dark waters lie hundreds of shipwrecks, while its shores have long been associated with strange lights, ghost stories, mysterious creatures and tales of sailors who never came home.
I... more
3 brand-new real-life tales of the paranormal for you to relax or fall asleep to. All narrated by The Tape Library.
Welcome back to Night Drive Paranormal.
These are real stories, submitted by listeners from different countries and cultures, each d... more
In 1972, a group of children playing in a field in Kōchi, Japan, discovered something they could not explain.
It was a small metallic object, unlike anything they had seen before. But according to the strange accounts that followed, this was only th... more
It's time to relax as I share with you a whole collection of never-before-heard terrifying true stories. From encounters with the paranormal, to strange lights in the sky, and even a disturbing encounter with some very real and very dangerous individ... more
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He has a great voice and does an amazing job making these, but I wish they released episodes sooner
This show is in a collection of my go to podcasts, I love it, it has become one of my all time favorites. Your work is appreciated, Thank You, from a fan, most sincerely.
Mr. Andersen
The host reads well and chooses intriguing stories, but for a show purporting to feature true stories, he doesn’t weed out the obvious creepypasta very well at all. I just listened for 20 minutes shaking my head over a story about a teen boy and his best friend— a mentally disabled girl- thinking, any real teen boy who sought out a disabled pretty teen girl for daily companionship would be run out of town by her parents. The whole structure of this is that of mediocre fiction . So it’s a great... more
Why can’t you pronounce th? Instead of using th you use v? If you’re in today’s radio you should speak well.
Pittsburgh, PA USA
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Apple Podcasts | #241 | |
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Apple Podcasts | #93 | |
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A documentary-style exploration of paranormal, mysterious, and unexplained phenomena told through immersive storytelling and firsthand accounts. Episodes blend listener submissions, archival research, and skeptical analysis to weigh folklore against possible explanations, often creating a sleep-friendly, night-drive listening experience. The show frequently covers regional hauntings, historical mysteries, and cultural myths, while maintaining a calm, measured narration that invites listeners to form their own conclusions. A notable strength is the combination of atmospheric storytelling with careful evidence weighing, plus occasional sponsor reads that anchor episodes in real-world contexts. This mix makes it appealing for fans of eerie nar... more
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3. Al Snedeker
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5. Edwin Becker
6. Peter Laws
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