And now presenting Raddled and Shook.

Hi, I'm April and I'm Meredith.

And we're the producers and hosts of Raddled and Shook.

On Raddled and Shook, we feature true horror stories sent in by real people

and tell immersive spooky tales every week. This season we've got themed episodes including cryptids, ghosts, dark academia,

childhood fears, and the Ouija boards gone wrong.

Sometimes we have guests, sometimes we play games.

It's like an old school radio variety show,

as we like to say, it's a mutually spooky mood.

Raddled and shook is available now with all new episodes just in time for spooky season.

Listen for free on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts.

Haunting by the river. I'm Jason Horton.

I'm Rebecca Leib. And this is Ghost Town. ghost town. In September 2016, 2016, a strange footprint was found at a cave in the forest in

Loai, a province of Northeastern Thailand. This footprint's publication in the

province of Northeastern Thailand. This footprint's publication unleashed waves of controversy

because many believed it to be the physical proof of the Pekong Coy,

the elusive and terrifying being known throughout Ty and Leosian

Foulou, known throughout Ty and Leosian folklore as the Jungle Ghost, the

Water Ghost, or the Hungry Ghost. Today on Ghost town, the fascinating, fantastic, and elusive history of the Pekong Koy.

In Southeast Asia, the catch-all term for ghosts and spirits tends to be the word P. H.I.

There are dozens, if not thousands, of P. in Laos and Thailand, but few are as infamous as the

P. Kong Hoi, roughly and potentially translated to the one-footed ghost or the

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