
True scary stories shared by those who experienced them. These are real-life horror stories about strange and unexplained paranormal encounters.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 223 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ArtsSociety & CulturePersonal Journals | |||

Shadow people. Hollow white eyes. Sudden paralysis. A listener recounts years of recurring nighttime encounters that blur the line between medical phenomenon and paranormal attack. As the experiences grow darker and more physical, one question remain... more
In this scary story, Zack tells us about paranormal activity began following him everywhere he went. It started as small disturbances, but eventually became impossible to ignore: floating objects, shaking doorknobs, unexplained scratches, shadow figu... more
In the late 2000s, a family living in a newly built Texas neighborhood became close with the neighbors next door. Everything felt normal until a Ouija board entered the picture. Chris was just being curious, but it caused unexplained phenomena that a... more
A childhood memory from Phoenix, Arizona describes a night in a mirror-filled bedroom where a young girl wakes up to something emerging from a reflection. What she saw challenges how mirrors, sleep, and perception are understood. A disturbing persona... more
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Listen to every new show that comes out. I absolutely love it!!
I used to like this podcast but the audio quality is so poor I just don’t listen anymore. Can’t understand the storytellers- too frustrating to listen to.
See saw and seen are not the same!! But other than that it is a great podcast.
I just wish the people would learn the difference between “ I seen, and I saw!’ Drives me crazy!!You did not “seen it” you “ saw it!”
The past tense of “see” is “saw,” not “seen.” “Seen” must be paired with a verb. I can’t listen to this chick butcher the English language every other sentence.
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This show curates true, first-person paranormal experiences shared by everyday people, often told in a plain, conversational style. Episodes center on personal hauntings, sleep paralysis, grief, and encounters with shadow figures, specters, or mysterious presences, with hosts guiding the storytelling and inviting listener submissions. A notable pattern is the emphasis on credibility and relatability—stories are presented in the storyteller's own words, sometimes with cultural or regional context—and the show frequently explores how beliefs, skepticism, and community memory shape fear. High-quality storytelling, consistent guest contributions, and a strong call for audience participation help keep the format intimate and community-driven, ap... more
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True Scary Story launched 5 years ago and published 223 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on True Scary Story include:
1. Edwin Covarrubias
2. Jim Harold
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