Society & Culture · Melissa Sweazy and Nate Reisman
by Melissa Sweazy and Nate Reisman
A podcast about true ghost stories, told by the people who survived them. Co-hosted by Melissa Sweazy and Nathan Reisman
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I like that there isn’t a ton of unnecessary fluff. Each episode is mostly story. A few of the story tellers are pretty hard to listen to, but I’ve only felt that way a couple times. This is a new favorite.
I found this show as my mom was a recent guest, and I’m so glad I know about it now! I have been listening to past episodes, and every story has captivated me. I’m now a fan! I look forward to new releases and catching up on previous episodes!
They are terrifying! I love it! Granted, I’m only 10, but I’ve watched the Five Nights at Freddy’s movie without trouble. I’d say it holds up! :-) definitely not for people who can’t handle horror.
No long intros, no ad breaks every couple of minutes - just pure storytelling from the mouths of the people who had the experience. I’ve been binging this podcast from the beginning during my shifts at work for the past week now and I’ll continue to listen to new episodes once I’m all caught up!
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