Feral by Night

The Broom Turned Bristles Up is a narrated scary story about a man who mocks his grandmother’s old broom rule, only to wake up to a town full of brooms pointing toward his house. What starts as an ordinary household superstition turns into something much stranger when every broom, from shop floors to church closets, begins acting like a warning.What begins as a joke about old folk magic becomes a slow-building horror story about thresholds, family rules, sweeping taboos, and the dangerous things people dismiss until it’s too late. This episode is for listeners who enjoy folk horror, haunted object stories, supernatural suspense, witchcraft horror, old house horror, rural horror, haunted family stories, cursed object stories, and scary stories rooted in old superstitions.And don’t forget, be careful what you sweep away after dark.-------Want more from Feral by Night?Listen to The Feral Folklorist, Papa Gee’s weekly folklore and magic podcast for anyone who loves haunted history, ghost stories, witchcraft, folk magic, old superstitions, and the real beliefs behind the strange and unexplained. Full episodes run about 30 minutes, with a Feral Folktale short story every other week:https://feralfolklorist.comBecome a patron on Patreon to unlock the video version of these stories, classes on occult topics, Feral Footnotes after-show episodes, magical herbal profiles, weekly folk magic articles, videos, witchy art, and downloadable spells:  https://patreon.com/papageeStock up on your magical supplies from our metaphysical shop, aromaG’s Botanica, that’s been serving the public since 1999:  https://aromags.comBrowse Papa Gee’s books, tarot readings, and more at:  https://folkloreum.com/Production Note: Feral by Night is a human-voiced original production by Papa Gee. Any supplemental voice modeling is authorized by Papa Gee. Stories may draw inspiration from folklore, superstition, haunted history, urban legends, strange news, and original fictional premises.

The Spoon Buried in the Garden is a narrated scary story about a gardener who digs up an old silver spoon buried in the soil behind her house. At first, it seems like a strange forgotten object from the past, but once the spoon is brought inside, every meal touched by it begins to taste like dirt.What begins as an odd discovery in the garden turns into a disturbing cursed object story as the spoon keeps returning, the soil refuses to stay outside, and the ordinary comfort of the kitchen becomes tied to graveyard dirt, old domestic curses, and something that wants a place at the table. This episode is for listeners who enjoy haunted object stories, cursed object horror, folk horror, supernatural scary stories, graveyard folklore, creepy old house horror, garden hauntings, domestic horror, and eerie stories about things that should have stayed buried.So the next time you decide to garden, be careful what you dig out of the ground.-------Want more from Feral by Night?Listen to The Feral Folklorist, Papa Gee’s weekly folklore and magic podcast for anyone who loves haunted history, ghost stories, witchcraft, folk magic, old superstitions, and the real beliefs behind the strange and unexplained. Full episodes run about 30 minutes, with a Feral Folktale short story every other week:https://feralfolklorist.comBecome a patron on Patreon to unlock the video version of these stories, classes on occult topics, Feral Footnotes after-show episodes, magical herbal profiles, weekly folk magic articles, videos, witchy art, and downloadable spells:  https://patreon.com/papageeStock up on your magical supplies from our metaphysical shop, aromaG’s Botanica, that’s been serving the public since 1999:  https://aromags.comBrowse Papa Gee’s books, tarot readings, and more at:  https://folkloreum.com/Production Note: Feral by Night is a human-voiced original production by Papa Gee. Any supplemental voice modeling is authorized by Papa Gee. Stories may draw inspiration from folklore, superstition, haunted history, urban legends, strange news, and original fictional premises.

The Witch Bottle Under the Porch is a narrated scary story about a family who finds a dark glass bottle buried beneath the porch of an old rural house. Packed with rusted nails, red thread, yellowed paper, and human hair, the bottle looks like something hidden there for a reason. When it breaks, the house begins to change, and every door starts opening inward, even the ones that had been locked.What begins as a strange discovery during a home repair turns into something darker as the family realizes the bottle may have been keeping something out, or keeping something buried. This episode is for listeners who enjoy folk horror, witch bottle folklore, haunted object stories, creepy old house horror, rural supernatural suspense, cursed objects, basement horror, old-house hauntings, and eerie tales about what happens when old warnings are ignored.So, be careful what you dig up under an old porch.-------Want more from Feral by Night?Listen to The Feral Folklorist, Papa Gee’s weekly folklore and magic podcast for anyone who loves haunted history, ghost stories, witchcraft, folk magic, old superstitions, and the real beliefs behind the strange and unexplained. Full episodes run about 30 minutes, with a Feral Folktale short story every other week:https://feralfolklorist.comBecome a patron on Patreon to unlock the video version of these stories, classes on occult topics, Feral Footnotes after-show episodes, magical herbal profiles, weekly folk magic articles, videos, witchy art, and downloadable spells:  https://patreon.com/papageeStock up on your magical supplies from our metaphysical shop, aromaG’s Botanica, that’s been serving the public since 1999:  https://aromags.comBrowse Papa Gee’s books, tarot readings, and more at:  https://folkloreum.com/Production Note: Feral by Night is a human-voiced original production by Papa Gee. Any supplemental voice modeling is authorized by Papa Gee. Stories may draw inspiration from folklore, superstition, haunted history, urban legends, strange news, and original fictional premises.

The Photo Knew Who Died Next is a narrated scary story about haunted family photos, old home movies, grief, and the terrifying idea that some pictures can show death before it arrives. After her grandmother Alma dies, Tessa Drayton begins clearing out the family house and finds every framed photograph turned face-down. At first, it seems like one of Alma’s strange final habits, the kind of thing the family blamed on age, grief, or superstition.Then Tessa finds a photograph of Alma standing at her own funeral.As she digitizes old home videos and sorts through hidden family pictures, Tessa realizes Alma may have seen something in the photographs long before anyone else did. The dead appear in mirrors, old footage changes, and certain pictures seem to know who in the family will die next. What begins as a quiet family mystery becomes a supernatural warning tied to an old rule: after a death, turn the photos face-down before the dead choose who follows.This episode is for listeners who enjoy haunted photograph stories, ghost stories, creepy family mysteries, supernatural horror, found footage-style horror, eerie home movies, grief horror, haunted objects, family curse stories, and slow-burn paranormal suspense.Look carefully at old family photos, but don’t leave them facing up after a funeral.------------Want more from Feral by Night?Listen to The Feral Folklorist, Papa Gee’s weekly folklore and magic podcast for anyone who loves haunted history, ghost stories, witchcraft, folk magic, old superstitions, and the real beliefs behind the strange and unexplained. Full episodes run about 30 minutes, with a Feral Folktale short story every other week: https://feralfolklorist.comBecome a patron on Patreon to unlock the video version of these stories, classes on occult topics, Feral Footnotes after-show episodes, magical herbal profiles, weekly folk magic articles, videos, witchy art, and downloadable spells:  https://patreon.com/papageeStock up on your magical supplies from our metaphysical shop, aromaG’s Botanica, that’s been serving the public since 1999:  https://aromags.comBrowse Papa Gee’s books, tarot readings, and more at:  https://folkloreum.com/Production Note: Feral by Night is a human-voiced original production by Papa Gee. Any supplemental voice modeling is authorized by Papa Gee. Stories may draw inspiration from folklore, superstition, haunted history, urban legends, strange news, and original fictional premises.

The House That Forgot the Living is a narrated scary story about a grieving widow, a winter caretaker job, and an old lakeside estate that seems determined to keep its own rules. When Clara Voss brings her young daughter Elsie to Meade House after her husband’s death, the job seems simple enough: wind the clocks, keep certain rooms locked, never turn on the radio after sundown, and never answer a knock from inside the walls.But the house has been empty for years for a reason. A locked nursery, a child’s red mitten, strange sounds above rooms that shouldn’t exist, and a dining table that sets itself begin to reveal what happened to the Meade family long ago. As Clara realizes the house may be preparing places for her and Elsie, she has to decide whether the dead are the danger, or whether the house itself has started forgetting they belong among the living.This episode is for listeners who enjoy haunted house stories, ghost stories, winter horror, gothic horror, haunted estate stories, supernatural suspense, eerie family mysteries, atmospheric horror, and scary stories about old houses with rules that should never be broken.----------Want more from Feral by Night?Listen to The Feral Folklorist, Papa Gee’s weekly folklore and magic podcast for anyone who loves haunted history, ghost stories, witchcraft, folk magic, old superstitions, and the real beliefs behind the strange and unexplained. Full episodes run about 30 minutes, with a Feral Folktale short story every other week: https://feralfolklorist.comBecome a patron on Patreon to unlock the video version of these stories, classes on occult topics, Feral Footnotes after-show episodes, magical herbal profiles, weekly folk magic articles, videos, witchy art, and downloadable spells:  https://patreon.com/papageeStock up on your magical supplies from our metaphysical shop, aromaG’s Botanica, that’s been serving the public since 1999:  https://aromags.comBrowse Papa Gee’s books, tarot readings, and more at:  https://folkloreum.com/Production Note: Feral by Night is a human-voiced original production by Papa Gee. Any supplemental voice modeling is authorized by Papa Gee. Stories may draw inspiration from folklore, superstition, haunted history, urban legends, strange news, and original fictional premises.

The Haunted YouTube Channel is a narrated scary story about a woman who discovers a strange channel online, only to realize the videos may be showing things that haven’t happened yet. What starts as a late-night curiosity turns into something much darker when the uploads begin to feel personal, the rooms on screen look familiar, and the line between watching and being watched starts to disappear.As the videos keep appearing, the channel becomes less like entertainment and more like a warning. This episode is for listeners who enjoy internet horror, haunted technology stories, creepy YouTube mysteries, supernatural suspense, found footage-style horror, modern ghost stories, cursed media, digital hauntings, and eerie tales about what happens when something online reaches back into the real world.Listen with the lights low, and be careful what you click after midnight.------Want more from Feral by Night?Listen to The Feral Folklorist, Papa Gee’s weekly folklore and magic podcast for anyone who loves haunted history, ghost stories, witchcraft, folk magic, old superstitions, and the real beliefs behind the strange and unexplained. Full episodes run about 30 minutes, with a Feral Folktale short story every other week: https://feralfolklorist.comBecome a patron on Patreon to unlock the video version of these stories, classes on occult topics, Feral Footnotes after-show episodes, magical herbal profiles, weekly folk magic articles, videos, witchy art, and downloadable spells:  https://patreon.com/papageeStock up on your magical supplies from our metaphysical shop, aromaG’s Botanica, that’s been serving the public since 1999:  https://aromags.comBrowse Papa Gee’s books, tarot readings, and more at:  https://folkloreum.com/Production Note: Feral by Night is a human-voiced original production by Papa Gee. Any supplemental voice modeling is authorized by Papa Gee. Stories may draw inspiration from folklore, superstition, haunted history, urban legends, strange news, and original fictional premises.

The Light Under the Door is a narrated scary story about an old duplex, a sealed staircase, and the thin yellow glow that should never have been there. When Daniel moves into a cheap downstairs rental, the landlord tells him the upstairs apartment is empty. For a night-shift hospital worker who sleeps during the day, that sounds like a blessing.Then the light appears under the locked door at the end of the hallway.At first, it could be explained away as a trick of the morning sun. Then shadows begin moving across it. Small bare footprints appear in the dust upstairs. Something knocks from the other side of the sealed door, and Daniel begins to understand that the empty apartment above him may not be empty at all.What begins as a strange light in an old house becomes something much worse as Daniel uncovers the story of a forgotten child, a blocked-off staircase, and a presence that seems to know when he’s alone. This episode is for listeners who enjoy haunted house stories, creepy rental stories, ghost stories, old duplex horror, supernatural suspense, eerie footsteps, sealed rooms, and slow-burn scary stories about doors that should stay closed.Listen with the lights low, and don’t look too long at the gap beneath the door.-------Want more from Feral by Night?Listen to The Feral Folklorist, Papa Gee’s weekly folklore and magic podcast for anyone who loves haunted history, ghost stories, witchcraft, folk magic, old superstitions, and the real beliefs behind the strange and unexplained. Full episodes run about 30 minutes, with a Feral Folktale short story every other week: https://feralfolklorist.comBecome a patron on Patreon to unlock the video version of these stories, classes on occult topics, Feral Footnotes after-show episodes, magical herbal profiles, weekly folk magic articles, videos, witchy art, and downloadable spells:  https://patreon.com/papageeStock up on your magical supplies from our metaphysical shop, aromaG’s Botanica, that’s been serving the public since 1999:  https://aromags.comBrowse Papa Gee’s books, tarot readings, and more at:  https://folkloreum.com/Production Note: Feral by Night is a human-voiced original production by Papa Gee. Any supplemental voice modeling is authorized by Papa Gee. Stories may draw inspiration from folklore, superstition, haunted history, urban legends, strange news, and original fictional premises.

The Haunted Wedding Dress is a narrated scary story about an old wedding gown that should have stayed packed away. When the dress is brought back into the house, strange things begin to happen: black thread appears where it shouldn’t, the fabric seems to change on its own, and the history stitched into the gown starts reaching into the present.What begins as a family keepsake turns into something darker as the dress reveals a connection to grief, obsession, old promises, and a presence that refuses to be forgotten. This episode is for listeners who enjoy haunted object stories, ghost stories, old-house horror, cursed heirlooms, wedding folklore, supernatural suspense, and eerie tales about the things families keep hidden.Listen with the lights low, and be careful what you bring home from the past.-------Want more from Feral by Night?Listen to The Feral Folklorist, Papa Gee’s weekly folklore and magic podcast for anyone who loves haunted history, ghost stories, witchcraft, folk magic, old superstitions, and the real beliefs behind the strange and unexplained. Full episodes run about 30 minutes, with a Feral Folktale short story every other week: https://feralfolklorist.comBecome a patron on Patreon to unlock the video version of these stories, classes on occult topics, Feral Footnotes after-show episodes, magical herbal profiles, weekly folk magic articles, videos, witchy art, and downloadable spells: https://patreon.com/papageeStock up on your magical supplies from our metaphysical shop, aromaG’s Botanica, that’s been serving the public since 1999: https://aromags.comBrowse Papa Gee’s books, tarot readings, and more at: https://folkloreum.com/Production Note: Feral by Night is a human-voiced original production by Papa Gee. Any supplemental voice modeling is authorized by Papa Gee. Stories may draw inspiration from folklore, superstition, haunted history, urban legends, strange news, and original fictional premises.

The Woman in the Upstairs Window is a narrated scary story about a man driving a lonely rural road who keeps seeing the same impossible sight: a woman standing in the upstairs window of an abandoned house that shouldn’t have an upstairs.At first, it looks like a trick of the road, the moonlight, or his own tired mind. But each time he passes the house, the window is still there. The woman is still watching. And the closer he gets to understanding what he’s seeing, the harder it becomes to tell whether the house is haunted, waiting, or showing him something that was never meant to be seen.This episode is for listeners who enjoy creepy road stories, haunted house horror, ghost stories, rural horror, paranormal suspense, abandoned houses, impossible places, and eerie stories about being watched from the dark.Listen with the lights low, and don’t look too long at the windows of empty houses.------Want more from Feral by Night?Listen to The Feral Folklorist, Papa Gee’s weekly folklore and magic podcast for anyone who loves haunted history, ghost stories, witchcraft, folk magic, old superstitions, and the real beliefs behind the strange and unexplained. Full episodes run about 30 minutes, with a Feral Folktale short story every other week:https://feralfolklorist.comBecome a patron on Patreon to unlock the video version of these stories, classes on occult topics, Feral Footnotes after-show episodes, magical herbal profiles, weekly folk magic articles, videos, witchy art, and downloadable spells: https://patreon.com/papageeStock up on your magical supplies from our metaphysical shop, aromaG’s Botanica, that’s been serving the public since 1999: https://aromags.comBrowse Papa Gee’s books, tarot readings, and more at: https://folkloreum.com/Production Note: Feral by Night is a human-voiced original production by Papa Gee. Any supplemental voice modeling is authorized by Papa Gee. Stories may draw inspiration from folklore, superstition, haunted history, urban legends, strange news, and original fictional premises.

The Room Behind the Mirror is a narrated scary story about a renter who removes an old bathroom medicine cabinet and discovers something impossible hidden behind the wall: a narrow secret room, a single chair, a notebook, and hundreds of photographs of previous tenants.What begins as a strange discovery inside an old apartment turns into something much darker as the room reveals a pattern that has been waiting behind the mirror for years. This episode blends hidden room horror, haunted apartment dread, unsettling found photographs, and the fear of realizing that a home may have been watching everyone who lived there.Narrated by Papa Gee, this eerie audio story is for listeners who enjoy creepy storytelling, paranormal suspense, old building mysteries, psychological horror, and disturbing stories about secret spaces that should have stayed sealed.Listen with the lights low, and maybe don’t look too long into the bathroom mirror tonight.----------Want more from Feral by Night?Listen to The Feral Folklorist, Papa Gee’s weekly folklore and magic podcast for anyone who loves haunted history, ghost stories, witchcraft, folk magic, old superstitions, and the real beliefs behind the strange and unexplained. Full episodes run about 30 minutes, with a Feral Folktale short story every other week:https://feralfolklorist.comBecome a patron on Patreon to unlock the video version of these stories, classes on occult topics, Feral Footnotes after-show episodes, magical herbal profiles, weekly folk magic articles, videos, witchy art, and downloadable spells: https://patreon.com/papageeStock up on your magical supplies from our metaphysical shop, aromaG’s Botanica, that’s been serving the public since 1999: https://aromags.comBrowse Papa Gee’s books, tarot readings, and more at: https://folkloreum.com/Production Note: Feral by Night is a human-voiced original production by Papa Gee. Any supplemental voice modeling is authorized by Papa Gee. Stories may draw inspiration from folklore, superstition, haunted history, urban legends, strange news, and original fictional premises.