On this episode ofRon’s Amazing Stories, Sylvia Shults joins us for, Ghost Stories With Sylvia – Volume 4. We have some all-new Amazing Stories for you! You will hear two brand new ones from our storyteller in Germany, Tom Williams. Also, Mike from Chicago is back with a wonderful tale about his grandfather and I will tell you one from my days while in high school. Add to that Sylvia Shults, well you have a party. So press that play button and let’s Go!
I hope that you enjoyed Tuesday’s podcast because we are going continue with the Ghost Stories. Since ancient times, ghost stories?tales of spirits who return from the dead to haunt the places they left behind?have figured prominently in the folklore of many cultures around the world. A large amount of these tales seem to involve historical figures ranging from queens and politicians to writers and gangsters, most of whom died early, violent or mysterious deaths.
In 2014 I was introduced to whom I believe is the finest, funniest and best ghost storyteller there is. She has a way of making you feel fear and see the humor in that.Sylvia Shultshas spent years in the pursuit of the weird and the strange. She now shares those experiences telling true ghost stories and has five books on the subject with a sixth due out this Christmas.
Her fifth book,44 Years In Darkness, was the subject the last time she appeared on Ron’s Amazing Stories in 2016. On this episode, I will replay that interview with Sylvia. Then on Thursday (October 26), we will have a brand new episode ofRon’s Amazing Stories, which will feature all new stuff from Sylvia and myself.
Do you love ghost stories? I love a good ghost story. In fact, I am in the process of collecting enough for my very own book. Ghost stories have a way of making us remember that we as humans need to be scared once in a while. What better way to do that than with a spooky story.
In 2014 I was introduced to whom I believe is the finest, funniest and best ghost storyteller there is. She has a way of making you feel fear and see the humor in that.Sylvia Shultshas spent years in the pursuit of the weird and the strange. She now shares those experiences telling true ghost stories and has four books on the subject with a fifth due out this Christmas.
Her second book,Fractured Spirits, was the subject the first time she appeared on Ron’s Amazing Stories in 2014. That interview was so good and so fun that I have invited Sylvia back to the program every Halloween since. On this episode, I will re-play that first interview with Sylvia. Then on Thursday (October 19), we will have her visit toThe Month Of Spooky 2016, and finally coming on Tuesday (October 24) with will have a brand new episode of Ron’s Amazing Stories, which will feature all new stuff from Sylvia and myself.
I hope that you enjoy this podcast with Sylvia and three that will follow.
We continue the Month of Spooky 2017 onRon’s Amazing Storieswith Episode 301. We have a lot of spooky stuff for you. We will hear a story about a mom who reads a Halloweentale to her daughter! The catch? Her daughter is in a coma. We have another listener’s tale about a ghostly visitor that just can’t be logically explained. Add to this anInner Sanctumepisode about a man who can’t escape justice. So let’s get started and press that play button.
Our OTR Story – Death Pays The Freight
Our story comes from The Inner Sanctum. The anthology series featured stories of mystery, terror, and suspense. It began in 1941 and ran to 1952. It is an extremely intelligent tale about a murder with paranormal side effects. It is called, Death Pays The Freight, and is a perfect tale for the Month Of Spooky 2017! It first hit airwaves on October 5, 1952
Ron’s Amazing Stories is produced and hosted by Ronald Hood
On this episode ofRon’s Amazing Storieswe celebrate our 300th episode.Jim Haroldjoins us for some fun and discussion. Also, we have one of the scariest old time radio programs ever told in the history of the the golden age of radio.
Our OTR Story – The House on Old Man’s Bluff
Our OTR tale comes from the classic horror series,The Hermit’s Cave. It is called, The House on Lost Man’s Bluff. This episode easily stands among the best and most disturbing haunted house stories from the golden age of radio. It tells of a man overtaken by a spirit and forced to return to the house on Old Man’s Bluff. It first aired on the Mutual Broadcasting Network in June of 1940. Please place your pacemakers in safe mode!
Special Music– “Toccata and Fugue in D Minor” by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) – Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License – http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
Ron’s Amazing Stories is produced and hosted by Ronald Hood
