Keep It Pono

Spooked

KQED and Snap Studios

Chiller, Performing Arts, Ghosts, Society & Culture, Halloween, Thriller, Paranormal, Spooky, Supernatural, Personal Journals, Leisure, Arts, Horror, Fall, Mystery, Wonder, Adventure, Scary, Culture

4.6 • 15.9K Ratings

🗓️ 16 June 2023

⏱️ 30 minutes

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Summary

If you live in Hawaii, you know that if you see the ancient Night Marchers of the King’s Guard, you bow in reverence. And you don’t look them in the eye, under any circumstances. But Obake, Dee, and Joe Bones? They haven’t learned this lesson… yet.

Mahalo, Obake, for sharing your story with us. If you're interested in more stories from Obake, check out his YouTube channel, Ghosts of Hawaii.

Produced by Chris Hambrick, original score by Richard Haig, artwork by Teo Ducot

Transcript

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0:00.0	Snap Judgment Studios
0:07.0	Remember ignorance is never an excuse.
0:17.0	You're listening to spooked.
0:20.0	Stay tuned.
0:26.0	Spooksters, please understand
0:29.0	the shadow doesn't hunt itself.
0:32.0	Spook must hunt the shadow.
0:34.0	This amazing team needs your support to go a few dare tread.
0:39.0	At spookedpodcast.org, please make sure that spooked never turns out the lights.
0:45.0	Become a spookster.
0:47.0	At spookedpodcast.org,
0:49.0	even come through for a story session.
0:52.0	Step backstage at Spook Live,
0:54.0	get the remix theme song or even a special gift I dare not name.
0:58.0	Spookedpodcast.org, understand.
1:03.0	This show is an act of faith.
1:08.0	Don't let the darkness win.
1:10.0	Become one of us Spookedpodcast.org.
1:15.0	Thanks.
1:18.0	From KQED and PRX,
1:22.0	you've crossed over to Spooked.
1:28.0	I imagine how he decided to give it to me.
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