Stories Philippines Podcast - Pinoy Horror Stories

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  The Mandurugo of Iloilo 09.09.2026 1t 16min

  A nurse in Iloilo watches three patients check into her hospital with the same impossible symptom: blood vanishing from their bodies with no wound, no bleeding, no explanation. A park ranger on Mt. Arayat follows a floating orange light into the forest and watches it scorch a perfect circle into the earth. A tour guide on Corregidor Island walks into a formation of invisible soldiers and loses three degrees of body temperature in seconds. And a father in Davao watches a creature that looks like his daughter's age sit outside his window, crying with a mouth full of teeth that no baby should have.These are five creatures from Filipino folklore. Some seduce. Some burn. Some wait. All of them remember your face.CHAPTERS:00:00 - Opening02:46 - Story 1: The Mandurugo of Iloilo22:12 - Story 2: The Santelmo of Mt. Arayat37:18 - Story 3: The Ghosts of Corregidor Island50:34 - Story 4: The Kapre of the Baliti Tree60:46 - Story 5: The Tiyanak of Davao76:00 - Closing and Call to Action#StoriesPhilippines #FilipinoHorror #Mandurugo #Santelmo #CorregidorIsland #Kapre #Tiyanak #Paranormal #GhostStories #PhilippineHorror #PinoyHorror #CreatureFolkloreBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/stories-philippines-podcast-pinoy-horror-stories--6886028/support.Thank you for listening to Stories Philippines Podcast—the original, the first, and the longest-running Filipino horror podcast.Follow the show for weekly Pinoy horror stories, true encounters, Filipino folklore, ghost sightings, aswang legends, haunted places, and unexplained mysteries from across the Philippine archipelago.Share this episode with someone who enjoys listening to terrifying stories after dark.Support Stories Philippines Podcast and help us continue preserving and sharing Filipino horror:https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/stories-philippines-podcast-pinoy-horror-stories--6886028/supportEpisodes may contain folklore, dramatization, personal recollections, and allegedly true experiences that cannot always be independently verified. Names, locations, and identifying details may be changed to protect the privacy of contributors.Please respect the people, cultures, communities, historical events, and spiritual traditions connected to these stories.Hosted by Paul, Angel, Hendrick, and Zach. Produced by HustleStudios Podcast Network.
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  True Encounters Vol. 286 26.08.2026 1t 51min

  Stories from listeners across the Philippines who encountered something they cannot explain. Five real accounts of spirits, shadows, and sounds that followed them home. CHAPTERS: 00:00 - Opening 02:00 - Story 1 15:00 - Story 2 30:00 - Story 3 45:00 - Story 4 60:00 - Story 5 75:00 - Closing and Call to Action #StoriesPhilippines #FilipinoHorror #TrueEncounters #Paranormal #GhostStories #PhilippineHorror #PinoyHorror #HauntedPhilippines #TrueHorror #ListenerStories #Supernatural #FolkloreBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/stories-philippines-podcast-pinoy-horror-stories--6886028/support.Thank you for listening to Stories Philippines Podcast—the original, the first, and the longest-running Filipino horror podcast.Follow the show for weekly Pinoy horror stories, true encounters, Filipino folklore, ghost sightings, aswang legends, haunted places, and unexplained mysteries from across the Philippine archipelago.Share this episode with someone who enjoys listening to terrifying stories after dark.Support Stories Philippines Podcast and help us continue preserving and sharing Filipino horror:https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/stories-philippines-podcast-pinoy-horror-stories--6886028/supportEpisodes may contain folklore, dramatization, personal recollections, and allegedly true experiences that cannot always be independently verified. Names, locations, and identifying details may be changed to protect the privacy of contributors.Please respect the people, cultures, communities, historical events, and spiritual traditions connected to these stories.Hosted by Paul, Angel, Hendrick, and Zach. Produced by HustleStudios Podcast Network.
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  The Ghost of Fort San Pedro in Cebu 19.08.2026 58min

  Beneath the oldest Spanish fort in the Philippines, there are tunnels that no tourist has ever seen. An archaeologist maps them. She finds cells with iron rings. She finds scratches on stone: God, Forgiveness, Death. And behind a sealed door, a voice still praying after three hundred years.In this episode, Paul, Angel and Zach explore four of the most haunted historical structures in the Philippines -- from the subterranean dungeons of Fort San Pedro in Cebu to a heritage house on the oldest street in the country, from a shadowy convent in Intramuros to a lighthouse in Ilocos Norte where a dark shape follows you the more alone you become.━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━CHAPTERS━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━00:00 -- Opening and Welcome02:30 -- Story 1: The Ghost of Fort San Pedro in Cebu18:00 -- Discussion: The archaeologist and the sealed door20:00 -- Story 2: The Tambaloslos of a Cebu Heritage House36:00 -- Discussion: The house that changes at night38:00 -- Mid-roll: Subscribe and share39:00 -- Story 3: The Ghost of the Old Convent in Intramuros50:00 -- Discussion: The photograph that captured a ghost52:00 -- Story 4: The Pasing of the Lighthouse in Cape Bojeador56:00 -- Final Discussion and Closing━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━Hosts: Paul, Angel and Zach#StoriesPhilippines #FilipinoHorror #FortSanPedro #CebuHorror #SpanishColonialGhosts #IntramurosGhosts #CapeBojeador #HauntedPhilippines #PinoyHorror #GhostStories #ParanormalPodcast #FilipinoFolkloreBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/stories-philippines-podcast-pinoy-horror-stories--6886028/support.Thank you for listening to Stories Philippines Podcast—the original, the first, and the longest-running Filipino horror podcast.Follow the show for weekly Pinoy horror stories, true encounters, Filipino folklore, ghost sightings, aswang legends, haunted places, and unexplained mysteries from across the Philippine archipelago.Share this episode with someone who enjoys listening to terrifying stories after dark.Support Stories Philippines Podcast and help us continue preserving and sharing Filipino horror:https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/stories-philippines-podcast-pinoy-horror-stories--6886028/supportEpisodes may contain folklore, dramatization, personal recollections, and allegedly true experiences that cannot always be independently verified. Names, locations, and identifying details may be changed to protect the privacy of contributors.Please respect the people, cultures, communities, historical events, and spiritual traditions connected to these stories.Hosted by Paul, Angel, Hendrick, and Zach. Produced by HustleStudios Podcast Network.
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  True Encounters Vol. 287 - Voices in the Dark 11.08.2026 1t 44min

  Fifteen listeners. Fifteen voices. Fifteen encounters with something that should not have been able to speak.In this special True Encounters episode, Paul, Angel, and Zach share real stories from listeners across the Philippines who heard voices they cannot explain. From phone calls at three in the morning to singing rising from the ocean floor, from voices counting inside hospital walls to a father speaking through a police radio -- these are not legends. These are memories.CHAPTERS:00:00 - Opening: Paul, Angel, and Zach introduce the episode01:00 - Story 1: The Phone Call That Saved Marco (Baguio)05:00 - Story 2: The Counting Voice (Cebu Hospital)10:00 - Story 3: The Siren of General Santos15:00 - Story 4: The Figure in Intramuros20:00 - Story 5: The Voice in the Church Wall (Iloilo)25:00 - Story 6: The Mountain Chant (Cordillera)30:00 - Story 7: The Cave Voice (Palawan)35:00 - Story 8: The Mimic at the Rice Terraces (Ifugao)40:00 - Story 9: The Window Voice (Quezon City)45:00 - Story 10: The Roll Call of the Dead (Davao)50:00 - Story 11: The Ghost Teacher (Leyte)55:00 - Story 12: The Factory Countdown (Pampanga)60:00 - Story 13: The Mirror Reflection (Visayas)65:00 - Story 14: The Voice Underground (Bukidnon)70:00 - Story 15: The Father on the Radio75:00 - Closing and Call to Action#StoriesPhilippines #FilipinoHorror #TrueEncounters #Paranormal #GhostStories #PhilippineHorror #PinoyHorror #HauntedPhilippines #TrueHorror #ListenerStories #Supernatural #FolkloreBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/stories-philippines-podcast-pinoy-horror-stories--6886028/support.Thank you for listening to Stories Philippines Podcast—the original, the first, and the longest-running Filipino horror podcast.Follow the show for weekly Pinoy horror stories, true encounters, Filipino folklore, ghost sightings, aswang legends, haunted places, and unexplained mysteries from across the Philippine archipelago.Share this episode with someone who enjoys listening to terrifying stories after dark.Support Stories Philippines Podcast and help us continue preserving and sharing Filipino horror:https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/stories-philippines-podcast-pinoy-horror-stories--6886028/supportEpisodes may contain folklore, dramatization, personal recollections, and allegedly true experiences that cannot always be independently verified. Names, locations, and identifying details may be changed to protect the privacy of contributors.Please respect the people, cultures, communities, historical events, and spiritual traditions connected to these stories.Hosted by Paul, Angel, Hendrick, and Zach. Produced by HustleStudios Podcast Network.
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  The Places That Remember 08.08.2026 55min

  Five places across the Philippines that refuse to let go. An abandoned hospital that rearranges its hallways. A Spanish bridge that replays the sound of prisoner carts every night. A water tank in Marikina filled with thousands of shoes guarded by a duwende. A mining tunnel in Palawan where a giant centipede keeps its prey alive. And a mangrove swamp in Zambales where something massive patrols the deep water.CHAPTERS:00:00 - Opening02:00 - Story 1: The Ghost of the Abandoned Hospital in La Union15:00 - Story 2: The Ghost of the Old Bridge in Romblon28:00 - Story 3: The Duwende of the Old Water Tank in Marikina42:00 - Story 4: The Alupihan of the Mining Tunnel in Brooke's Point55:00 - Story 5: The Bayawak of the Mangrove Swamp in Zambales68:00 - Closing and Call to Action#StoriesPhilippines #FilipinoHorror #Paranormal #GhostStories #PhilippineHorror #PinoyHorror #HauntedPhilippines #TrueHorror #Folklore #HauntedPlaces #Supernatural #CreatureBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/stories-philippines-podcast-pinoy-horror-stories--6886028/support.Thank you for listening to Stories Philippines Podcast—the original, the first, and the longest-running Filipino horror podcast.Follow the show for weekly Pinoy horror stories, true encounters, Filipino folklore, ghost sightings, aswang legends, haunted places, and unexplained mysteries from across the Philippine archipelago.Share this episode with someone who enjoys listening to terrifying stories after dark.Support Stories Philippines Podcast and help us continue preserving and sharing Filipino horror:https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/stories-philippines-podcast-pinoy-horror-stories--6886028/supportEpisodes may contain folklore, dramatization, personal recollections, and allegedly true experiences that cannot always be independently verified. Names, locations, and identifying details may be changed to protect the privacy of contributors.Please respect the people, cultures, communities, historical events, and spiritual traditions connected to these stories.Hosted by Paul, Angel, Hendrick, and Zach. Produced by HustleStudios Podcast Network.
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  The Haunted Mansions of Manila: Pre-War Homes That Refuse to Die 05.08.2026 52min

  Filipino-Canadian hosts Angel and Paul explore the terrifying world of pre-war Manila mansions — hundred-year-old family homes whose stories refuse to die with their owners. 00:15 - Angel greets listeners from Toronto, Paul joins from Vancouver 02:30 - The haunted mansions theme begins — old Manila families whose ancestral homes carry secrets 08:00 - Story 1: THE HISPANIC MANSION IN BINONDO — Century-old mansion with ancient trees and a gargoyle 18:00 - Story 2: THE MANSION IN THE CITY — Beautiful uncle's mansion where children saw figures in the hallway 28:30 - Story 3: THE GRANDMOTHER'S HOUSE — 54-year-old grandmother's house in Pampanga, mysterious shadow 39:00 - Story 4: THE GRANDPARENTS' HOUSE IN THE PROVINCE — Lady in uniform appearing in the window 49:30 - Story 5: THE OLD HOUSE IN ROXAS CITY — Villa where a blanket was yanked at night 58:00 - Outro: Angel and Paul reflect on why ancestral homes refuse to rest 60:00 - Final CTA — subscribe on Spreaker, Spotify, Apple Podcasts The theme is haunted pre-war mansions of Manila, and the idea that these old homes carry the weight of generations. Listen with the lights low. Subscribe to the show wherever you listen to podcasts.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/stories-philippines-podcast-pinoy-horror-stories--6886028/support.Thank you for listening to Stories Philippines Podcast—the original, the first, and the longest-running Filipino horror podcast.Follow the show for weekly Pinoy horror stories, true encounters, Filipino folklore, ghost sightings, aswang legends, haunted places, and unexplained mysteries from across the Philippine archipelago.Share this episode with someone who enjoys listening to terrifying stories after dark.Support Stories Philippines Podcast and help us continue preserving and sharing Filipino horror:https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/stories-philippines-podcast-pinoy-horror-stories--6886028/supportEpisodes may contain folklore, dramatization, personal recollections, and allegedly true experiences that cannot always be independently verified. Names, locations, and identifying details may be changed to protect the privacy of contributors.Please respect the people, cultures, communities, historical events, and spiritual traditions connected to these stories.Hosted by Paul, Angel, Hendrick, and Zach. Produced by HustleStudios Podcast Network.
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  Ghost Month Special — Biringan City & The Doors That Open in August 04.08.2026 54min

  ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 🕐 CHAPTERS ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 00:00 — Opening: Angel and Paul welcome listeners 02:00 — The August Warning: Lola's ghost month rules 08:00 — Story 1: The City That Disappeared — The Biringan legend 18:00 — Story 2: The Seven Portals — Engkanto abductions across Samar 28:00 — Story 3: The Black Rice Warning — Never eat the food 38:00 — Story 4: The Japanese Gold Rush — Workers vanished in San Jorge 48:00 — Story 5: When Portals Open on Moonless Nights — 1989 Calbayog 55:00 — Closing: Ghost month safety tips & Call to Action ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ Filipino-Canadian hosts Angel and Paul dive into the terrifying mythology of Biringan City — the invisible city in Samar said to be populated by engkanto who can shapeshift into humans. This is a SPECIAL GHOST MONTH PRE-CURSOR episode, designed to prepare listeners for the August ghost month that begins across the Philippines. 00:15 - Angel greets listeners from Toronto with welcome, Paul checks in from Vancouver 02:30 - The August warning begins — Lola's wisdom about ghost month rules 08:00 - Story 1: THE CITY THAT DISAPPEARED — The Biringan legend of the mythical invisible city 18:00 - Story 2: THE SEVEN PORTALS — 7 portals across Samar, engkanto abductions 28:00 - Story 3: THE BLACK RICE WARNING — Rules of Biringan, never eat the food 38:00 - Story 4: THE JAPANESE GOLD RUSH OF SAN JORGE — 1960s mining, workers vanished 48:00 - Story 5: WHEN PORTALS OPEN ON MOONLESS NIGHTS — 1989 Calbayog watchman 55:00 - Outro: Angel and Paul reflect on ghost month, safety tips 60:00 - Final CTA — subscribe on Spreaker, Spotify, Apple Podcasts The stories explore what happens when the doors between the living and the spirit world open, and why Filipino grandmothers always say August is dangerous. Listen with the lights low. Subscribe to the show wherever you listen to podcasts.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/stories-philippines-podcast-pinoy-horror-stories--6886028/support.Thank you for listening to Stories Philippines Podcast—the original, the first, and the longest-running Filipino horror podcast.Follow the show for weekly Pinoy horror stories, true encounters, Filipino folklore, ghost sightings, aswang legends, haunted places, and unexplained mysteries from across the Philippine archipelago.Share this episode with someone who enjoys listening to terrifying stories after dark.Support Stories Philippines Podcast and help us continue preserving and sharing Filipino horror:https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/stories-philippines-podcast-pinoy-horror-stories--6886028/supportEpisodes may contain folklore, dramatization, personal recollections, and allegedly true experiences that cannot always be independently verified. Names, locations, and identifying details may be changed to protect the privacy of contributors.Please respect the people, cultures, communities, historical events, and spiritual traditions connected to these stories.Hosted by Paul, Angel, Hendrick, and Zach. Produced by HustleStudios Podcast Network.
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  When the Music Stopped: The World's Deadliest Pub and Club Fires 17.07.2026 1t 7min

  July 12, 2026. A pub in Bangkok. Thirty-three people walked in for a night out and never came home. Tonight, Angel and Paul sit down for one of the hardest episodes they've ever recorded. We remember the lives lost in the devastating Rong Beer Na Lat Phrao fire in Chatuchak — and the ones lost before, in places where the music played and the exits were blocked. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 🕐 CHAPTERS ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 00:00 — Opening: Angel and Paul introduce the episode 02:30 — The Bangkok Fire: Rong Beer Na Lat Phrao, Chatuchak (2026) 12:00 — The Ozone Disco: Quezon City, Philippines (1996) 22:00 — The Santika Club: Bangkok, New Year's Eve (2009) 30:00 — Kiss Nightclub: Santa Maria, Brazil (2013) 38:00 — Colectiv: Bucharest, Romania (2015) 45:00 — The Station: Rhode Island, USA (2003) 52:00 — Reflection: Why These Stories Matter 58:00 — Closing & Call to Action ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ The Ozone Disco, Quezon City, 1996 — one hundred sixty-two young people trapped behind a door that opened inward. The Santika Club, Bangkok, 2009 — New Year's Eve turned to ash. Kiss nightclub, Santa Maria, Brazil — two hundred forty-two dead in minutes. Colectiv, Bucharest — a rock concert that became a horror show. The Station, Rhode Island — one hundred souls at a Great White show that went wrong. These aren't just statistics. They are the people who went out dancing and never came home. Their families still remember. Tonight, so do we. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 🎙️ Stories Philippines Podcast Hosts: Angel & Paul ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 📌 Subscribe on Spreaker, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and all major platforms. 📬 Have a story? Send it in — your experience could be the next episode. 📻 Listen to Hustle Studios Radio 24/7: https://radio.hustlestudios.ne... ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/stories-philippines-podcast-pinoy-horror-stories--6886028/support.Thank you for listening to Stories Philippines Podcast—the original, the first, and the longest-running Filipino horror podcast.Follow the show for weekly Pinoy horror stories, true encounters, Filipino folklore, ghost sightings, aswang legends, haunted places, and unexplained mysteries from across the Philippine archipelago.Share this episode with someone who enjoys listening to terrifying stories after dark.Support Stories Philippines Podcast and help us continue preserving and sharing Filipino horror:https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/stories-philippines-podcast-pinoy-horror-stories--6886028/supportEpisodes may contain folklore, dramatization, personal recollections, and allegedly true experiences that cannot always be independently verified. Names, locations, and identifying details may be changed to protect the privacy of contributors.Please respect the people, cultures, communities, historical events, and spiritual traditions connected to these stories.Hosted by Paul, Angel, Hendrick, and Zach. Produced by HustleStudios Podcast Network.
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  True Encounters Vol. 32 27.02.2007 5t 18min

  True Encounters Vol. 32 brings together fifteen new haunting stories from across the Philippines in our spookiest collection yet. From newborns whose presence brought supernatural cold to divided families, to a Manila call center agent who hears his late grandmother on a recorded line — every tale is rooted in real listener experiences from the 2007 era. Our four hosts Paul, Angel, Hendrick, and Zach share fifteen accounts from ordinary Filipinos whose lives intersected with the extraordinary, accompanied by cold spots, unanswered questions, and moments that changed everything.🔍 Featured Stories in This Episode:A Lola in Nueva Ecija agrees to watch her neighbor's baby for one hour, but the infant's supernatural nature brings haunting experiences for three days. A tricycle driver picks up a woman on a deserted highway who knows his name. A University of Santo Tomas student discovers a classmate's peculiar drawings. A Zambales fisherman pulls up a wooden coffin with no markings. A Visayan family finds a wandering old woman who says she's been waiting.Plus ten more terrifying encounters from listeners across the archipelago — Manila, Iloilo, Leyte, Cavite, and beyond. Each story is told through the voices of Filipinos who lived through events that science could not explain.Chapters & Timestamps:00:00 — Welcome and Kamustahan with the four hosts08:00 — Story 1: Lola Biring and the Baby Who Was Cold25:00 — Story 2: The Tricycle Driver's Passenger40:00 — Story 3: UST Classmate's Drawings52:00 — Story 4: The Fisherman's Coffin68:00 — Story 5: The Wandering Old Woman of the Backyard85:00 — Stories 6-10: Five More Encounters120:00 — Stories 11-15: Five Final Tales155:00 — Listener Submissions and Closing ThoughtsSEO Tags: Filipino horror stories, Philippine folklore, true encounters, supernatural encounters, paranormal stories, urban legends, 2007 Philippines, Manila, listener stories#TrueEncountersVol32 #StoriesPhilippines #FilipinoHorror #PhilippineFolkloreThis episode was created with AI assistance and original creative direction.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/stories-philippines-podcast-pinoy-horror-stories--6886028/support.Thank you for listening to Stories Philippines Podcast—the original, the first, and the longest-running Filipino horror podcast.Follow the show for weekly Pinoy horror stories, true encounters, Filipino folklore, ghost sightings, aswang legends, haunted places, and unexplained mysteries from across the Philippine archipelago.Share this episode with someone who enjoys listening to terrifying stories after dark.Support Stories Philippines Podcast and help us continue preserving and sharing Filipino horror:https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/stories-philippines-podcast-pinoy-horror-stories--6886028/supportEpisodes may contain folklore, dramatization, personal recollections, and allegedly true experiences that cannot always be independently verified. Names, locations, and identifying details may be changed to protect the privacy of contributors.Please respect the people, cultures, communities, historical events, and spiritual traditions connected to these stories.Hosted by Paul, Angel, Hendrick, and Zach. Produced by HustleStudios Podcast Network.
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  The Sarimanok of Marawi 20.02.2007 1t 12min

  In the old quarter of Marawi City, a family of woodcarvers has kept a secret for five generations. Their most famous creation, a sarimanok carved from a single piece of narra wood, is said to be alive. Its obsidian eyes move. Its feathers shift. At night, it sings.But this is only the first of four stories tonight. We travel to Zamboanga, where a forensic pathologist examines a body that refuses to stay dead. To Mount Arayat in Pampanga, where a fire elemental drifts above the balete canopy. And to the Magat River in Isabela, where something ancient waits in the murky water.Stories from four corners of the Philippines. Creatures that have lived in the shadows of these islands for centuries. Some are beautiful. Some are terrifying. All of them are real to the people who share them.This episode was created with AI assistance.CHAPTERS:00:00 - Opening02:30 - The Sarimanok of Marawi22:00 - Discussion: The Living Carving24:00 - The Amalanhig of Zamboanga43:00 - Discussion: Justice from the Grave45:00 - The Santelmo of Mount Arayat62:00 - Discussion: The Fire Guardian64:00 - The Siyokoy of Tumauini72:00 - Closing#StoriesPhilippines #FilipinoHorror #Sarimanok #Amalanhig #Santelmo #Siyokoy #Maranao #Mindanao #PhilippineFolklore #Paranormal #GhostStories #PinoyHorrorBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/stories-philippines-podcast-pinoy-horror-stories--6886028/support.Thank you for listening to Stories Philippines Podcast—the original, the first, and the longest-running Filipino horror podcast.Follow the show for weekly Pinoy horror stories, true encounters, Filipino folklore, ghost sightings, aswang legends, haunted places, and unexplained mysteries from across the Philippine archipelago.Share this episode with someone who enjoys listening to terrifying stories after dark.Support Stories Philippines Podcast and help us continue preserving and sharing Filipino horror:https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/stories-philippines-podcast-pinoy-horror-stories--6886028/supportEpisodes may contain folklore, dramatization, personal recollections, and allegedly true experiences that cannot always be independently verified. Names, locations, and identifying details may be changed to protect the privacy of contributors.Please respect the people, cultures, communities, historical events, and spiritual traditions connected to these stories.Hosted by Paul, Angel, Hendrick, and Zach. Produced by HustleStudios Podcast Network.
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  The Bulul of the Ancestral House in Bontoc 13.02.2007 1t 10min

  Two hundred year old wooden guardians that refuse to stay on the shelf. A child's coffin that rocks like a cradle. A small creature that leaves gifts on windowsills. A singer who never stopped performing. Four stories about things that should stay put, but never do.CHAPTERS:00:00 - Opening: Paul, Angel and Zach welcome listeners01:30 - Story 1: The Bulul of the Ancestral House in Bontoc18:00 - Discussion: Ancient guardians and the cost of taking them22:00 - Story 2: The Hanging Coffins of Sagada40:00 - Discussion: A child still waiting to be heard44:00 - Story 3: The Batibot of a Subdivision in Antipolo56:00 - Discussion: What lives in the trees59:00 - Story 4: The Kundiman Ghost of Malate68:00 - Closing and Call to Action#StoriesPhilippines #FilipinoHorror #Bulul #Cordillera #HangingCoffins #Sagada #Batibot #Kundiman #Paranormal #GhostStories #PhilippineHorror #PinoyHorrorBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/stories-philippines-podcast-pinoy-horror-stories--6886028/support.Thank you for listening to Stories Philippines Podcast—the original, the first, and the longest-running Filipino horror podcast.Follow the show for weekly Pinoy horror stories, true encounters, Filipino folklore, ghost sightings, aswang legends, haunted places, and unexplained mysteries from across the Philippine archipelago.Share this episode with someone who enjoys listening to terrifying stories after dark.Support Stories Philippines Podcast and help us continue preserving and sharing Filipino horror:https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/stories-philippines-podcast-pinoy-horror-stories--6886028/supportEpisodes may contain folklore, dramatization, personal recollections, and allegedly true experiences that cannot always be independently verified. Names, locations, and identifying details may be changed to protect the privacy of contributors.Please respect the people, cultures, communities, historical events, and spiritual traditions connected to these stories.Hosted by Paul, Angel, Hendrick, and Zach. Produced by HustleStudios Podcast Network.
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  The Ghost of the Diplomat Hotel 06.02.2007 1t 12min

  Four haunted buildings. Four places that refuse to let go of their past. From the fog-covered hilltop of the Diplomat Hotel in Baguio to the candlelit corridors of a three-hundred-year-old convent in Intramuros, Paul, Angel, and Zach explore the dark histories embedded in the walls of the Philippines' most unsettling structures.CHAPTERS:00:00 - Opening: Paul, Angel and Zach welcome listeners01:00 - Story 1: The Ghost of the Diplomat Hotel22:00 - Story 2: The Ghost of the Old Convent in Intramuros38:00 - Story 3: The Ghost of the Japanese Tunnel in Leyte54:00 - Story 4: The Ghost of the Old Sugar Mill in Pampanga70:00 - Closing and Call to Action#StoriesPhilippines #FilipinoHorror #DiplomatHotel #HauntedBuildings #BaguioCity #Intramuros #IntramurosGhost #JapaneseTunnels #LeyteWar #PampangaHorrors #TrueHorror #Paranormal #GhostStories #PhilippineHorror #PinoyHorror #HorrorPodcastBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/stories-philippines-podcast-pinoy-horror-stories--6886028/support.Thank you for listening to Stories Philippines Podcast—the original, the first, and the longest-running Filipino horror podcast.Follow the show for weekly Pinoy horror stories, true encounters, Filipino folklore, ghost sightings, aswang legends, haunted places, and unexplained mysteries from across the Philippine archipelago.Share this episode with someone who enjoys listening to terrifying stories after dark.Support Stories Philippines Podcast and help us continue preserving and sharing Filipino horror:https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/stories-philippines-podcast-pinoy-horror-stories--6886028/supportEpisodes may contain folklore, dramatization, personal recollections, and allegedly true experiences that cannot always be independently verified. Names, locations, and identifying details may be changed to protect the privacy of contributors.Please respect the people, cultures, communities, historical events, and spiritual traditions connected to these stories.Hosted by Paul, Angel, Hendrick, and Zach. Produced by HustleStudios Podcast Network.
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  The Bakunawa of Palawan 23.01.2007 1t 14min

  What lives in the deepest waters around the Philippines? A marine biologist dives to fifty meters off the coast of Palawan and sees something on the underwater wall that has no scientific name. A freediving instructor on Apo Island encounters a pale figure that mirrors her every movement and beckons her into the dark. A fish researcher on the Magat River hears a scream like a woman drowning and sees a green-skinned shape at the water's edge. And a second engineer on a cargo ship in the Sibuyan Sea hears scratching in the ceiling at two in the morning, and two of his crewmates are never seen again.Four encounters with creatures that live in Philippine waters. Four stories from professionals who know the ocean. None of them filed a report. All of them changed the way they work.CHAPTERS:00:00 - Opening: Paul, Angel and Zach welcome listeners01:30 - Story 1: The Bakunawa of Palawan - A marine biologist encounters a serpent on an underwater wall22:00 - Story 2: The Magindara of the Reef - A freediving instructor is beckoned into the deep38:00 - Story 3: The Siyokoy of Tumauini - A fish researcher meets a river creature at dawn52:00 - Story 4: The Tiktik of the Cargo Ship - Scratching in the ceiling at two in the morning68:00 - Closing: What these encounters mean for the deep#StoriesPhilippines #FilipinoHorror #Bakunawa #PhilippineHorror #PinoyHorror #SeaCreatures #DeepOcean #GhostStories #TrueHorror #Paranormal #Palawan #PhilippineFolkloreBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/stories-philippines-podcast-pinoy-horror-stories--6886028/support.Thank you for listening to Stories Philippines Podcast—the original, the first, and the longest-running Filipino horror podcast.Follow the show for weekly Pinoy horror stories, true encounters, Filipino folklore, ghost sightings, aswang legends, haunted places, and unexplained mysteries from across the Philippine archipelago.Share this episode with someone who enjoys listening to terrifying stories after dark.Support Stories Philippines Podcast and help us continue preserving and sharing Filipino horror:https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/stories-philippines-podcast-pinoy-horror-stories--6886028/supportEpisodes may contain folklore, dramatization, personal recollections, and allegedly true experiences that cannot always be independently verified. Names, locations, and identifying details may be changed to protect the privacy of contributors.Please respect the people, cultures, communities, historical events, and spiritual traditions connected to these stories.Hosted by Paul, Angel, Hendrick, and Zach. Produced by HustleStudios Podcast Network.
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  The Multo of the Old Bilibid Prison 16.01.2007 1t 15min

  What happens when a place refuses to forget? A corrections officer walks into the ruins of the Old Bilibid Prison expecting concrete and steel. He finds something else entirely. Breathing in an empty execution chamber. A whisper that carries the weight of decades. And a room so full of memory that even a priest could not pray it away.CHAPTERS:00:00 - Opening: Paul, Angel and Zach welcome listeners02:00 - The Old Bilibid Prison: History and setting08:00 - Story 1: The Security Assessment Team25:00 - The Execution Chamber35:00 - The Breathing and the Whisper42:00 - The Priest Who Could Not Exorcise a Memory48:00 - Story 2: The Guard Who Could Not Leave55:00 - Story 3: The Journalist Who Heard the Dead62:00 - Discussion: Why Places Remember70:00 - Closing and Call to Action#StoriesPhilippines #FilipinoHorror #BilibidPrison #OldBilibid #ManilaHorror #HauntedPrison #GhostStories #PhilippineHorror #PinoyHorror #ExecutionChamber #HauntedPlaces #TrueHorrorBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/stories-philippines-podcast-pinoy-horror-stories--6886028/support.Thank you for listening to Stories Philippines Podcast—the original, the first, and the longest-running Filipino horror podcast.Follow the show for weekly Pinoy horror stories, true encounters, Filipino folklore, ghost sightings, aswang legends, haunted places, and unexplained mysteries from across the Philippine archipelago.Share this episode with someone who enjoys listening to terrifying stories after dark.Support Stories Philippines Podcast and help us continue preserving and sharing Filipino horror:https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/stories-philippines-podcast-pinoy-horror-stories--6886028/supportEpisodes may contain folklore, dramatization, personal recollections, and allegedly true experiences that cannot always be independently verified. Names, locations, and identifying details may be changed to protect the privacy of contributors.Please respect the people, cultures, communities, historical events, and spiritual traditions connected to these stories.Hosted by Paul, Angel, Hendrick, and Zach. Produced by HustleStudios Podcast Network.
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  The Multo of a Shipping Container in Subic 09.01.2007 1t 32min

  Something was breathing inside a sealed shipping container at Subic Bay Freeport Zone. A logistics worker cut the bolt seal on container MCNU-7741 one Friday night and found an organic membrane covering every surface. In the center, a human-shaped figure wrapped in tissue. Alive. Aware. Breathing.What followed was a cover-up by the shipping line, a Korean leasing company that vanished, and three more containers that appeared and disappeared from the same yard. The worker who opened the container was left with permanent damage to his hand and a connection to something that may still be growing beneath the concrete.━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━CHAPTERS━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━00:00 — Opening: Paul, Angel and Zach welcome listeners01:00 — The Subic Bay Freeport and its dark history08:00 — Container MCNU-7741: The sealed mystery15:00 — Row 17: The cold, damp section nobody talks about22:00 — Friday night: Cutting the seal30:00 — Inside the container: The membrane and the figure38:00 — The breathing: Something alive in the cold45:00 — Escape and aftermath52:00 — The Korean shipping line confirms damage58:00 — The inspector who saw nothing65:00 — Three more containers from the same company72:00 — The crack in the concrete: Something coming back up78:00 — Dreams of the faceless head85:00 — Closing and Call to Action━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━#StoriesPhilippines #FilipinoHorror #SubicBay #ShippingContainerHorror #Paranormal #GhostStories #PhilippineHorror #PinoyHorror #DeepOcean #ContainerHorror #MaritimeMystery #TrueHorrorBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/stories-philippines-podcast-pinoy-horror-stories--6886028/support.Thank you for listening to Stories Philippines Podcast—the original, the first, and the longest-running Filipino horror podcast.Follow the show for weekly Pinoy horror stories, true encounters, Filipino folklore, ghost sightings, aswang legends, haunted places, and unexplained mysteries from across the Philippine archipelago.Share this episode with someone who enjoys listening to terrifying stories after dark.Support Stories Philippines Podcast and help us continue preserving and sharing Filipino horror:https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/stories-philippines-podcast-pinoy-horror-stories--6886028/supportEpisodes may contain folklore, dramatization, personal recollections, and allegedly true experiences that cannot always be independently verified. Names, locations, and identifying details may be changed to protect the privacy of contributors.Please respect the people, cultures, communities, historical events, and spiritual traditions connected to these stories.Hosted by Paul, Angel, Hendrick, and Zach. Produced by HustleStudios Podcast Network.
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  True Encounters Vol. 31 02.01.2007 1t 7min

  Five listeners. Five encounters. Zero explanations.A shipping container in Subic Bay weighs fourteen thousand kilograms despite being empty. A white lady steps off a two-hundred-meter cliff on Kennon Road and vanishes. A marine biologist discovers a thirty-meter creature covered in mirrors deep beneath Palawan. A woman's voice pleads for help from a locked room in the Diplomat Hotel. And a corrections officer hears a lullaby sung to empty cells every full moon for twelve years.True Encounters Vol. 31 collects five of the most unsettling listener submissions we have ever received. These are real people sharing real experiences that they cannot explain. From the logistics yards of Subic to the deep waters of Palawan, from the winding curves of Kennon Road to the decaying halls of the Diplomat Hotel and the echoing corridors of the Old Bilibid Prison, these stories prove that the Philippines is a country where the boundary between the living and the dead is thinner than we believe.Hosted by Angel, Paul, and Zach.Stories Philippines Podcast is a Filipino horror podcast exploring Philippine folklore, supernatural encounters, and the darkest corners of Filipino culture. New episodes every week.#StoriesPhilippines #FilipinoHorror #TrueEncounters #Paranormal #GhostStories #PhilippineHorror #PinoyHorror #KennonRoadWhiteLady #DiplomatHotel #Bakunawa #SubicBayGhost #BilibidPrisonBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/stories-philippines-podcast-pinoy-horror-stories--6886028/support.Thank you for listening to Stories Philippines Podcast—the original, the first, and the longest-running Filipino horror podcast.Follow the show for weekly Pinoy horror stories, true encounters, Filipino folklore, ghost sightings, aswang legends, haunted places, and unexplained mysteries from across the Philippine archipelago.Share this episode with someone who enjoys listening to terrifying stories after dark.Support Stories Philippines Podcast and help us continue preserving and sharing Filipino horror:https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/stories-philippines-podcast-pinoy-horror-stories--6886028/supportEpisodes may contain folklore, dramatization, personal recollections, and allegedly true experiences that cannot always be independently verified. Names, locations, and identifying details may be changed to protect the privacy of contributors.Please respect the people, cultures, communities, historical events, and spiritual traditions connected to these stories.Hosted by Paul, Angel, Hendrick, and Zach. Produced by HustleStudios Podcast Network.
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  The Ghost of the Old Cinema in Escolta 26.12.2006 1t 15min

  The Ghost of the Old Cinema in Escolta. In the basement of an abandoned theater, a film restorer discovers a projector running by itself. Four haunted buildings explored. Stories Philippines Podcast — Filipino-Canadian horror folklore. CHAPTERS: 0:00 — Opening 2:00 — The Ghost Cinema 18:00 — Old Legislative Building 35:00 — Tutuban Station 50:00 — The Pugot of Taal 68:00 — Closing #StoriesPhilippines #FilipinoHorror #HustleStudios #Escolta #ManilaBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/stories-philippines-podcast-pinoy-horror-stories--6886028/support.Thank you for listening to Stories Philippines Podcast—the original, the first, and the longest-running Filipino horror podcast.Follow the show for weekly Pinoy horror stories, true encounters, Filipino folklore, ghost sightings, aswang legends, haunted places, and unexplained mysteries from across the Philippine archipelago.Share this episode with someone who enjoys listening to terrifying stories after dark.Support Stories Philippines Podcast and help us continue preserving and sharing Filipino horror:https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/stories-philippines-podcast-pinoy-horror-stories--6886028/supportEpisodes may contain folklore, dramatization, personal recollections, and allegedly true experiences that cannot always be independently verified. Names, locations, and identifying details may be changed to protect the privacy of contributors.Please respect the people, cultures, communities, historical events, and spiritual traditions connected to these stories.Hosted by Paul, Angel, Hendrick, and Zach. Produced by HustleStudios Podcast Network.
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  The Kundiman Ghost of Malate 19.12.2006 1t 15min

  The Kundiman Ghost of Malate. In a crumbling music conservatory, students hear a woman singing kundiman after midnight. Paul, Angel, and Zach investigate the ghost of Corazon — a singer who lost her voice, lost her love, and never stopped singing. Stories Philippines Podcast — Filipino-Canadian horror folklore. CHAPTERS: 0:00 — Opening 2:00 — The Kundiman Ghost 20:00 — The Diplomat Hotel 35:00 — The Berbalang 45:00 — The Shipping Container 55:00 — The Whispering Walls 65:00 — The Old Legislative Building 70:00 — The Multo of Tutuban 73:00 — The Pugot of Taal 76:00 — The Aswang of Makati 80:00 — The Ghost Cinema 90:00 — Closing #StoriesPhilippines #FilipinoHorror #HustleStudios #Kundiman #MalateBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/stories-philippines-podcast-pinoy-horror-stories--6886028/support.Thank you for listening to Stories Philippines Podcast—the original, the first, and the longest-running Filipino horror podcast.Follow the show for weekly Pinoy horror stories, true encounters, Filipino folklore, ghost sightings, aswang legends, haunted places, and unexplained mysteries from across the Philippine archipelago.Share this episode with someone who enjoys listening to terrifying stories after dark.Support Stories Philippines Podcast and help us continue preserving and sharing Filipino horror:https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/stories-philippines-podcast-pinoy-horror-stories--6886028/supportEpisodes may contain folklore, dramatization, personal recollections, and allegedly true experiences that cannot always be independently verified. Names, locations, and identifying details may be changed to protect the privacy of contributors.Please respect the people, cultures, communities, historical events, and spiritual traditions connected to these stories.Hosted by Paul, Angel, Hendrick, and Zach. Produced by HustleStudios Podcast Network.
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  The Anniversary Special 12.12.2006 1t 14min

  The Anniversary Special. Ten stories. Three hosts. Two years of Stories Philippines. Paul, Angel, and Zach celebrate with ten of the scariest Filipino folklore stories. Stories Philippines Podcast — Filipino-Canadian horror folklore. CHAPTERS: 0:00 — Opening 2:00 — Stories Begin 50:00 — Discussion 70:00 — Closing #StoriesPhilippines #FilipinoHorror #HustleStudiosBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/stories-philippines-podcast-pinoy-horror-stories--6886028/support.Thank you for listening to Stories Philippines Podcast—the original, the first, and the longest-running Filipino horror podcast.Follow the show for weekly Pinoy horror stories, true encounters, Filipino folklore, ghost sightings, aswang legends, haunted places, and unexplained mysteries from across the Philippine archipelago.Share this episode with someone who enjoys listening to terrifying stories after dark.Support Stories Philippines Podcast and help us continue preserving and sharing Filipino horror:https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/stories-philippines-podcast-pinoy-horror-stories--6886028/supportEpisodes may contain folklore, dramatization, personal recollections, and allegedly true experiences that cannot always be independently verified. Names, locations, and identifying details may be changed to protect the privacy of contributors.Please respect the people, cultures, communities, historical events, and spiritual traditions connected to these stories.Hosted by Paul, Angel, Hendrick, and Zach. Produced by HustleStudios Podcast Network.
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  The Concrete Tomb 05.12.2006 58min

  A single wall in a brand-new Loyola Heights garage. A faint tap, every night at the same hour. A young woman named metroManila had just moved into her dream house, only to discover the developer had sealed someone inside the concrete of her own garage wall. Tonight on Stories Philippines Podcast, we crack open five true accounts of tombs that should have stayed sealed, cement that was never meant to dry, and the dead who refuse to stay where you put them. This is Episode One Hundred and One: The Concrete Tomb. Lock every door in your house before you press play. The Concrete Tomb gathers five real accounts from listeners and field reports across the Philippines, all bound by one terrifying question — what happens when a grave is sealed, and the sealing doesn't work? Each story has been verified for atmosphere, location, and detail, with care taken to protect the people who lived through them. Tonight, hosts Paul and Angel walk you through what happens when a body is given to the cement, and the cement gives it back. STORY ONE — THE CONCRETE TOMB IN LOYOLA HEIGHTS: In our first story, set in two thousand and five in Loyola Heights, Quezon City, twenty-four-year-old metroManila and her husband Carlo move into a brand-new house in a brand-new subdivision. Construction on the lot next door unearths old concrete tombs from a forgotten cemetery. At first metroManila doesn't think much of it, until she starts hearing a faint tap-tap-tap from her own garage wall, every night, always at one in the morning. When she finally investigates, she discovers a section of her garage wall is hollow. Behind the paint and the hollow is a fully formed concrete tomb, complete with a name etched into the cement. A name from a family that was never paid relocation costs. A family that has been waiting, behind her wall, for eighteen years. STORY TWO — THE WORKER WHO POURED THE WRONG CEMENT: Our second story, set in two thousand and four, follows Mang Nestor, a Caloocan construction foreman hired to permanently seal an abandoned mausoleum at the old public cemetery. The families of the long-dead have been asking the city to seal the tombs because, every few months, something pushes the lids off from the inside. Mang Nestor arrives with a crew of seven and a truckload of fresh cement. As they pour, the slab under their feet begins to shift. A voice rises from below, clear and desperate, saying in Tagalog, "Huwag. Huwag ninyo akong isara. Hindi pa ako patay." Finish it. I'm not dead yet. The next morning, the new cement is cracked from below in a perfect hand print, and one of Mang Nestor's workers is found unconscious at the cemetery gate, unable to remember his own name. STORY THREE — THE CREMATORIUM THAT WOULDN'T STOP SMOKING: In our third story, we travel to a brand-new crematorium in Pampanga, where twenty-six-year-old Ben takes the night shift in the spring of two thousand and three. After his first solo cremation, an elderly woman named Aling Nene, the oven won't stop running. Ben waits for the cycle to end. Three hours later, the oven is still running at full temperature. When he finally cracks the viewing window, the body is half-incinerated, but the bones have moved. They are all facing the viewing window. They are facing him. He cremates three more bodies that week. Each one does the same thing. Each one faces the same direction. They are all watching a tall man in a gray suit who stands in the parking lot every morning, waiting for someone to come outside. STORY FOUR — THE MAUSOLEUM THAT SANG AT THREE: Our fourth story brings us to La Loma, Quezon City, in the summer of two thousand and two, where twenty-year-old college student Trina takes a job as the night guard at a private family mausoleum to pay for tuition. She is told one rule: never, under any circumstance, enter Block Four. Block Four is the oldest wing, sealed since nineteen sixty-eight. At three...