Supernatural Confessions

In our second last Friday Night Live show of the year, we bring your untold confessions from those working with inmates on death row. Due to the sensitive nature of their jobs, the identities of confessors will be kept anonymous. Listen to stories of a gangster who just couldn’t die; how the spirit of a serial killer might have returned as promised; and blatant use of black magic to beat the legal...

What do rented costumes, rented furniture, and rented car have in common? They have all been in the hands of people you don’t know. We believe that items and places store energy imprints and that’s how psychics are able to get a read of the past. Problems start when you unwittingly invite a nefarious spirit into your life with the item you rented for a short term solution ends up being a long term...

One last night of special confessions before take a season break. Tonight we have two confessions that has something to do with being out of the body. We think there’s going to be a lot to talk about and we want you to join in the dissection. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

When some spirits won’t just go quietly into the night, we bring in people with special skills to go to war with them. Today’s confession is quite intense and detailed, giving audience a peek behind how some of these battles are conducted. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today’s confession is a classic. Homes are supposed to be a safe haven but when the place that is supposed to protect us, contains an entity that tries to kill us, who do you call? Could a male spirit be more deadly than female ones? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It's Friday the 13th! Traditional, in the west, it's a day of bad luck and superstitions. In Asia, we have own beliefs and customs that spook us. While it may not be the number 13, the Chinese try to avoid the number 4 as it sounds like the mandarin word "death" or "to die". Taboos and superstitions; old wives tales or something more sinister? Today’s episode features c...

Some people believe that children are our future, teach them well and let them lead the way. Show them all the beauty they possess inside.... unless what's inside them... is something unholy. Fresh from an interview with a spiritual practitioner who wants to remain anonymous, today’s episode features confessions that involve children and the supernatural. Some seek for it, some were unwittingl...

Most spirits, like humans, are harmless and wouldn’t go out of their way to kill you. Today we shine the spotlight on entities that have died a tragic death and have returned to seek revenge. Listen to real confessions from real people who survived these rough situations to tell the tale. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Most people associate hauntings with abandoned places, but today we showcase confessions from people who had encounters while on the roads. After all, just like the sea, the roads too have claimed many lives. Our mysterious guest who goes by the name S is a psychic and has the ability to communicate with spirits. We are dying to find out what messages the spirit world has for us. Hosted on Acast....

This is the last of the Hungry Ghost Stories series for 2023. This episode is one of my personal favourites. It’s got the classic horror vibes in confessions such as Hell is Real, The Ghost Haven, Kind Pakcik of Telok Blangah and the Man with No Mouth. In one of the featured confession - the Cemetery Ritual video - we seem to have caught some anomalies in the footage  Our listeners want us to diss...

This podcast celebrates ghost stories from Malaysia and joining us for this episode if our Hall of Fame Narrator Linda Haden and Smooth Operator Alvin de Cruz, who will be retelling stories about supernatural incidences on the Malaysian North South Highway, Port Dickson Bungalow, the Garden of Taman Eng Ann Klang, and the House by the Rail Road.  For new listeners, Alvin will be taking you a walk...

As Jon and I take a break this Friday because of work commitments, I like to put this featured confession up in its entirety because I feel it’s worth of a podcast episode. I interviewed Alicia Lui about what it is like living with Tian Yan, “Heavenly Eyes”, the ability to see both Gods and Ghosts as clear as one we see the living.  Alicia talks about her childhood experiences and how she thinks t...

Continuation of 7th month ghost story classics except they are encounters that happened to real people in recent years and not your usual neighbourhood gossips. We got 7 confessions this week instead of the usual 3, and each of them are a grim reminder that the supernatural beings are still very much with us even in today’s modern day and age. Listen to a coast guard’s confession about increase in...

The westerners have All Hallows Eve, the Mexicans Dia de los Muerto, the Japanese Obon, Matsuri Festival and for Singapore, Malaysia, Taiwan and Hong Kong, we have the 7th Month Hungry Ghost Festival.  The festival is feared by many for its high number of ghostly sightings, according to hearsay. This episode talks about first hand accounts during 7th month. Jon and I will answer questions from the...

When guardian spirits and gods that we look up to suddenly become our worse nightmare, who do you call? Today’s confessions explore stories from people who placed their faith in the entities that were supposed to help them only for it to backfire.  Our special guest Eileen has the ability to see spirits and speak with the dead. We ask her what it’s like to have to deal with these entities and how...

The supernatural community believes that dreams are a way for the dead to send a message to the living. Listen to the touching story of “I Love You, Thank You”; and a frightening one “The Dreams Started When I Turned 21”. Our special guest Eunice has a real life account of Ghost Marriage that was conducted in her family, and to a close friend. Unfortunately the audio quality is affected because sh...

Shopping Malls are hardly the place one would think there’s a haunting, especially when it’s full of people and bright lights. But those working there after hours experience a different world. In this episode, we talk about the Feng Shui of malls along Orchard Road and wonder if being built on cemetery grounds had anything to do with the haunting. We also reveal real confessions from real people w...

When one mentions heirloom, only good things come to mind. Perhaps a valuable piece of Jewelery passed down through the generations, but in today’s episode, we listen to confessions from people who had the unfortunate case of being handed haunted artefacts. From a rag-and-bone man unlikely method of gaining wealth, to a vow made by a spirit from the ancient chinese dynasty period to grandmas’s mag...

Trying to be soldiers, fight for our land, once in our life, two years of our time, have you ever wondered, why we must serve, cos we love our land and we want it to be free to be free yah! Happy SAF day to all the boys and girls in green serving in the Singapore armed forces. Today’s episode features ghostly encounters that took place on military grounds. Confessions of Pocong sightings, strange...

The June period is a favourite time for many people to enjoy a vacation overseas. Staying in a hotel or a service apartment is part of that experience. I spoke to some people who have stories to share, but what I did not expect to get were hair raising in-your-face type of hauntings that even the skeptics would find it hard to shoehorn a “logical” explanation.  All these and more in today’s podcas...

Our featured confessor is someone who had a near death trauma at the age of 6 years old and ever since she started manifesting psychic abilities that allowed her to see ghosts, have vivid premonition, and able to communicate with the dead. Helping us make sense of all this, is our special guest - Amelia who is a psychic herself and have been making a living off her abilities for more than a decade...

Tonight’s episode is a classic. We grew up listening to many of these ghost on the roads and in the cars stories that were passed down as urban legends. Supernatural Confessions revisits this theme but delivers confessions you have never heard of before, told to us by real people with real encounters.  There’s a story about a man driving along Karak Highway and thought a Pontianak was following hi...

Sentosa is one of Singapore’s most popular tourist spot for its uniquely Singaporean attractions, man-made sandy beaches, and overpriced drinking holes with a generous view to beach bods in trunks and bikinis. But beneath all that glamour is a dark past and buried secrets. Listen to confessions by people who had worked or stayed there, and the stories they will remember… forever. The first confess...

I love nurses for many reasons, even though I must admit that the nurses and the uniforms I was accustomed to seeing on magazines and the internet during my teenage years was nothing like the ones in reality. Nurses  are often times overworked, but yet they continue showing compassion to those under their charge. On International Nurses Day, we celebrate them by featuring confessions from nurses w...

This episode is more complex and fringy compared to our usual episodes with familiar themes and tropes. Our guest today is an animal communicator and she shares with us how she can speak with certain animals when they are close to death. We also have a touching confession sent to us by a confessor who almost lost her dog to a lingering ghost in their home . And in the other confession we have a do...