True scary stories with Edi

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Skeptics exist at every corner of any story. Especially, scary ones. The person telling the story grows frustrated with each, "No way... You're lying." And in a strange poetic justice, it's only when another person experiences the same phenomenon that the victim finally feels a "weirdly welcomed but not great" feeling of relief. Misery love company. Fear loves shared experiences. --- Support this...

Hey all! Sorry for the late upload! I've been working on my album this past weekend. But I'll make up for it all soon. Enjoy this rewind! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/edi-gibson/support

It's nice when a story is wrapped up, whether the ending is happy or not. It feels like all is finished. But what of the moments in life that are never finished? Is that a reason certain stories feel even more spooky? Well here's a few stories that might leave you feeling strange and odd. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/edi-gibson/support

What makes a life lesson? One of two results: "That was great! I can't wait to do it again!" or "Never again!"  And it's the never agains that make for some of the scariest tales. Enjoy these Never Agains! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/edi-gibson/support

So in this crossover episode, we went on Agostino's podcast and told stories.  So welcome back our guest Agostino Zoida and enjoy the scary stories! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/edi-gibson/support

There is a part of the world that requires a different type of person. Working in coal mind is definitely not a career that one just applies for. Most coal miners have known each other for a long time... and they also knows many tales of caution. Here's some of those very tales. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/edi-gibson/support

With so many stories told, it's almost a disservice to not revisit them. Like a great horror movie, find comfort in the terror you know to prepare for the terror you don't. (Also going to pick some of these stories to finally read to Edi, who has never heard these stories... EVER! Which ones should I pick?) --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/edi-gibson/support

This week, Chris Cope joins us on the podcast! We think we scared him more than he expected. Enjoy! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/edi-gibson/support

Here are some tales about secrets purposefully being forgotten, tragedies happening in plain sight and warnings of bothering restless spirits no matter how well intentioned. Enjoy! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/edi-gibson/support

Families pass down more than just heirlooms and property. They also share stories of accomplishments, failures and even terror. And when you hear a scary story from a family member... isn't that just a little scarier? Because their fate may be passed down to you. Enjoy these family stories! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/edi-gibson/support

Based on a true story is a technique that many horror movies use to add that extra bit of terror to their movies. Ex. The Texas Chainsaw Massacre. But anyone who is a fan of horror movies knows that while that movie is based on Ed Gein, there is no Texas family of cannibals out there. Nonetheless, based on true story will always be a great device to get an audience to listen. But what are the real...

We brought back one of our favorite people to talk about scary stuff with... AGOSTINO ZOIDA! He usually has us on his Home Schooled podcast but this time we give him a dose of the terrifying that one can only get from this podcast! Follow him @agostinozoida and Enjoy this episode! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/edi-gibson/support

Missing people cases are filled with theories. And every story has branches of tragedy surrounding them. In this episode, we talk about a few missing people cases, along with the most recent one: Gabby Petito. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/edi-gibson/support

With so many stories told, it's become easy to forget just what has been read. So it's nice to take a look back on all the scary scaries we've told. Enjoy another Rewind! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/edi-gibson/support

The Alaskan Triangle is considered by many to be one of the more dangerous areas of the world to visit. With disappearances in the tens of thousands, theories of why have ranged from science to folklore. One such theory comes from the Tlingit tribe of Juneau... a legend of Land Otter Men known as the Kushtaka! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/edi-gibson/support

If there was a formula to scary stories, curiosity is a main ingredient. It's in the curiosity where the unknown begins to show itself. But what appears in front of you may not be what you want. So be careful with what you ask to appear. Enjoy! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/edi-gibson/support

When traveling, sometimes the scariest place isn't the destination but the lodging. Hotels and motels are a bed of constant energy and movement. And it's not always positive. Enjoy these stories of scary things that happen in the little rooms we briefly call home. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/edi-gibson/support

Routine is what keeps our minds busy from day to day. And when routine is interrupted, we feel more than just bothered. We feel uncertainty and even in some cases fear. Rituals are traditions in cultures to help with keeping a life in order. And some rituals are about keeping a death in order. In this episode, there are stories about both routines interrupted and rituals practiced. Enjoy! --- Supp...

The story of a very infamous case of one man's, Martin MacNeill, constant depravity that led to the death of his wife and possibly more. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/edi-gibson/support

We don't get to choose the memories that stay with us. You can only hope they are good ones. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/edi-gibson/support

I TRIED OKAY 💀 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/edi-gibson/support

I've been in Dubai for a week and visited a ghost town. I feel like something followed me. LOL! So I'm not trying to read any stories out loud until I get back home. Enjoy this look back!  Love, Nick! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/edi-gibson/support

1 in 25 people are sociopaths. People you interact with daily could be one. In this episode, we explore stories of sociopaths and discuss signs you can use to identify who might be a sociopath in your life. Enjoy! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/edi-gibson/support

Spirits are intriguing. We tend to think of them everywhere and nowhere at the same time. Are they near us at this moment? Watching us? Some of these tales answer that very question. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/edi-gibson/support