The Haunting of Radio Centro

Spooked

KQED and Snap Studios

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

4.6 • 16.7K Ratings

🗓️ 2 October 2020

⏱️ 34 minutes

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Summary

Everyone who works at Radio Centro knows it’s haunted. But Guillermo, the host on the station’s paranormal show “Tell it Tonight” is about to discover that he has psychic powers that make him susceptible to the station’s haunts.

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0:00.0	Snap, judgment, studios.
0:12.5	I woke up falling from the sky.
0:15.4	For certain soon I was to die, my piercing scream turned to a grin.
0:21.8	A happy calm.
0:23.4	And then...
0:26.0	The end.
0:28.8	You're listening to Spookt.
0:30.8	Stay tuned.
0:34.8	Spooksters.
0:35.8	I don't understand how it works, but there's a thing, a magic, to sing a truth out loud.
0:44.8	So I'm saying my truth.
0:47.8	Out loud.
0:49.8	We desperately want to bring you stories of wonder, of mystery, from this incredible team scouring the globe,
0:55.8	but Spookt is an act of faith and I need your help to make it work.
1:01.8	So if you've ever had goosebumps, ever wondered what if, ever gotten up to check if the door was still locked,
1:07.8	please support the program by becoming a bona fide Spookster.
1:12.8	At Spookpodcast.org, keep the lights on.
1:17.8	Join us for a secret story session.
1:19.8	Come backstage for a Spookt show or to prove I am all in, you can even have a drop of my very soul.
1:27.8	It's all there.
1:29.8	At whatever level works for you, Spookpodcast.org.
1:35.8	Thank you.
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