Hold hands, close your eyes. It's half past midnight. And you're listening to the ghost story, guys.

Welcome to the ghost story, guys. I'm Brennan Store. I'm Paul Bestol. This is the show where we talk

about spooks, spectres, and all the other things watching us from the shadows beyond the campfire.

Some conversations only make sense after the sun is set, and this is most definitely one.

Thanks for tuning in. This is episode number 156, and we're coming to you from that tiny mountain

cabin you dream about, but can never quite reach. Paul, my friend, we have been on a journey

tonight. How are you doing? I'm all right. I've got my doll locked, and I'm watching the skies.

Yes, of course, that's in reference to comments from a US, was he a congressman?

I believe so, yes. He just was an interview. It's two minutes, and the last thing he says is he

walks up the camera is Lock Your Dolls, which is a great way to terrify millions.

I was thinking that. I feel like you should elaborate on that maybe a little bit. I think as a

public servant, perhaps you have a debt. I also love the idea, as you pointed out, that something

could cross the gulf between the stars, but would be stopped by my kitchen door.

Thank God for double glazing. Speaking of doors, we have guest coming up on this episode.

We've already recorded it, but you'll hear it soon. That guest, of course, is our good friend,

Kev, who used this from the dark paranormal, and we need to talk about ghosts.

We are telling stories which center around horses. I think, honestly, Paul,

not to spoil anything for our listeners, but the biggest appeal to this is towards the end,

something starts happening in Kev's house. It's not a put on. This is not a gag. We don't do that

kind of thing, but it surprises even us and him especially. I think we should call this episode.

We need to talk about Kev's ghosts.

You are not wrong. I don't want to spoil it, but when I saw that thing happen, I thought,

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