Episode 32

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from Radio Rental · host Tenderfoot TV & Audacy

On today's tapes...>> Where the Stars Stay << A man stays at a hotel and experiences a strange event. Turns out he's not the only one.>> 6th Sense << A young boy creeps his family out with tales of his "imaginary friends."Dying for more? Subscribe to Tenderfoot+ for the latest episode 1 week early and ad-free. Members also get exclusive scary stories throughout the year. Join now at tenderfootplus.com or apple.co/radiorental.

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