The Urban Lore Podcast

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Join me as we explore urban legends and weird tales from around the world. Some will be creepy. Some may be funny. Some will be just plain odd. But hopefully they will all be good stories.Music by www.bensound.com

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A Farewell and a New Beginning

Oct 17 2023 1 mins

Join me atThe Paranormal Curator

Episode 63: First Responders, Part 1

May 05 2023 5 mins

EMT, police, even corrections officers have their own stories to tell. Here is part one of those stories.

Episode 62: Leprechauns

Apr 21 2023 13 mins

Really...Leprechauns, Why not? There are a surprising number of accounts from around the world.Reddit story used with the permission of Fun_Collection5882

Episode 61: Ghost Trains

Apr 07 2023 12 mins

Can 100 tons of steel pass into the unknown to haunt the rails years later?Sound effects by Pixababy

Episode 60: Stories from the Interwebs

Mar 24 2023 11 mins

Tonight we go browsing the internet for stories that will make you wonder...Show NotesCustomer that Never LeftGhost Passenger or Guardian Angel?What We Believe was Our Daughter's Paranormal Moment as a Toddler

Episode 59: The Psychology of Shapeshifters

Mar 11 2023 11 mins

Does the human race have a psychological adaptation to deal with shapeshifters? Do we all have the ability?

Episode 58: Haunting from House to House

Feb 24 2023 9 mins

Can spirits follow you from one home to another? Tonight's listener submission would say....yes.Follow our new Instagram account at urban_lorepodcast

Episode 57: Premonitions

May 02 2022 11 mins

Tonight's story is about a man who simply felt that he had to talk to his uncle. He couldn't explain why. And then he found out.

Episode 56: Galveston's Haunted Walmart

Apr 25 2022 10 mins

Is it smart to build your mega store where an orphanage was destroyed by a Hurricane? Paranormal clean up aisle 6?Show NotesIsaac's Storm by Erik Larson

Episode 55: Joe Ball and HIs Alligators

Apr 11 2022 9 mins

Did south Texas have a serial killer that fed dozens of his victims to his pet alligators? We introduce you to Joe Ball of Elmendorf, Texas.