Paranormal Postcards 6: More Eerie Tales From Our Listeners

Welcome to the Oddity Shop, where the Bizarre is Always on Sale!  This Week we are opening the doors and sharing YOUR stories back to you

 Welcome To The Oddity Shop, Where The Bizarre is Always on Sale. This Week we are opening the doors and sharing YOUR stories back to you!

We start off with Joe's story of his childhood house filled with monsters, shadows and so much more. 

Then Danny kicks it into high gear with his recorded story of a truly haunted doll...That may have even tried to kill him.

Finally, we wrap it up with a heartfelt story from Melinda where she recounts the times her passed family members have popped back into her life, spreading signs they are never far away.

Have your own story you'd like to share? Email us or drop a voicemail and be featured on a future episode!

Paranormal Postcards 6: More Eerie Tales From Our Listeners

Welcome to the Oddity Shop, where the Bizarre is Always on Sale!  This Week we are opening the doors and sharing YOUR stories back to you

Jamie's story stops us in our tracks—after her grandfather passed away following complications from heart surgery, she received a mysterious text message showing a single Bud Light beer.  Just the day before, Jamie had promised her grandfather they'd share a beer when he got out of the hospital. 

Wildlife photographer Jennifer shares how she felt inexplicably drawn to contact the widow of her town's only sports photographer after he passed away. Their meeting led to an instant bond and the widow gifting Jennifer her late husband's professional printer. Now Jennifer feels his presence guiding her as she steps into his role in the community—a touching story of spiritual succession.

We hear about unexplained scratches appearing after a funeral tap from an invisible presence, and Kaylee's vivid sleep paralysis encounters that go far beyond typical experiences.

Have your own odd, strange, or unexplained story? We're waiting to hear it. Call in or write to us—no tale is too small or too strange for The Oddity Shop.