Jim Harold's Campfire - Podcast Rankings and reviews

I always get to the end of the 90 mins and think “it’s over already!?” Time flies when you’re listening to folks share their true spooky encounters. I love the call in format, Jim is a great host, easy going and kind. It’s also clean family listening. My kids LOVED listening to this show on our way to a over night camping trip, and it inspired lots of conversations and discussions. Highly recommend to pass the time or share with family and friends. First class podcast. Worth getting the paid subscription!

Every Friday (or Thursday evening), I look forward to this show popping up in my podcast feed. I enjoy hearing from everyday people with spooky paranormal stories. Don’t you dare change the length of the podcast. I could listen to ten hours of campfire stories if you had it. The books and the spooky, mysterious campfire classics are all fantastic. The only thing I can’t listen to is Jim sipping, slurping, or chewing during the commercial breaks. It’s like nails on a chalkboard for me. Other than that, I absolutely love the show.

I’ve been listening for over a year now and can honestly say this is my favorite paranormal podcast, I’m so happy I found it! I remember being a little girl in the backseat of my dad’s car listening to “La Mano Peluda” (the hairy hand) which was a Mexican horror radio program that came on at night where people got the chance to call in with their scary stories. Pretty sure that my love for all things creepy came from that. I was immediately hooked when I found the campfire, it even felt nostalgic in a way because it reminded me so much of my childhood! I love the stories and look forward to listening every week!!

I like the podcast but I hate how when someone’s telling a story, especially the interesting ones, he starts rushing people to finish and cuts them off or acts like he’s done listening. It’s kind of awkward and kind of ruins the end of the story sometimes. We want to hear the good stories, don’t rush them off! Other than that, I enjoy the podcast and the variety of stories.