Oral tradition in history.

That's a major aspect of what I love about the paranormal.

The fascination with the supernatural and high strangeness,

the stories that many different cultures share.

And like a thread in a large tapestry, that you start to pull the final thread, the picture comes together into focus, allowing you to see and the unseen to be seen once and for all.

Tonight we'll be sharing your stories, emails that you've sent in.

The tradition carries on as we gather this evening to share a scare.

True tales of the paranormal from you, my darklings around the world. That's next, right here on the very best in paranormal talk radio. I'm your host Dave Schrader, and this is my paranormal 60. I'm not going to stand here and listen to this. Below me. He won't know him. He doesn't stand for Bologna.

Sounds like a lot of supernatural baloney to me.

Supernatural.

Perhaps.

Maloney, perhaps not.

Good evening, my little darlings, and thank you for joining me as we discuss strange stories from around the world,

from listeners just like you who've taken the time to email in your tales.

We'll be discussing that in a few minutes.

I do want to bring up something.

I am one that hates vague booking, as they call it, on social media when

posts are put up that allude to something or seem to elicit an emotion, compassion, empathy,

without getting to the point. And I understand it's important to do that sometimes. Today I posted something on Facebook.

I asked for prayers for myself, protective prayers, prayers, prayers to surround me and keep me shielded.

I do my own prayers, and I do my best to try to keep myself protected.

But doing what I do and having been out in the world doing what I do for over 18 years

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