Show Notes
Fathers are always seen as the stalwart figure who quietly protects us and, to our young eyes, seems like the "ultimate adult." The person you call when you need help with anything. The person who can always figure it out. When our fathers tell us stories, it feels like a small peek behind the curtain of the boy who became the man. And when our fathers tell us ghost stories, we always listen. Because… why would they lie?
In this episode, M recounts true stories of people's fathers and their paranormal experiences.
Story 1: Dark Dogs Story 2: Dad’s Stories Story 3: Two experiences that Happened to my Dad Story 4: Family Ghost Stories Story 5: My recurring dream Story 6: A story from my dad Story 7: My Father’s Encounter
Credits: Sound Effects by Natan Molibog, LIECIO ,Samuel F. Johanns, freesound_community from Pixabay Music by BRVHRTZ, Universfield, Konstantin Nestsiarovich, Timothy Kulig from Pixabay
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