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SPIRIT TALES AND MAGIC

SPIRIT TALES AND MAGIC

Dr.G 161 Episodes May 3, 2026

Host Dr.G shares paranormal tales and magic stories, drawing on over five decades of personal experience. He had his first supernatural encounter at age eight and has been collecting eerie narratives ever since. An award-winning storyteller, he aims to revive the tradition of telling stories around the firelight.

Episodes

What If Time Is Not Where You Left It
What If Time Is Not Where You Left It May 3, 2026 912 Send us Fan MailWe read a mining-family story about a man who vanishes on the way to his backyard well and returns seven months later without aging a day. Then we compare it to a listener’s “missing time” drive that somehow takes four days, plus other cases that make us ask what time is really doing when we are not looking. • mining towns that get bought out and wiped away • the Black Ridge, Ohio
When A Child Claims A Past Life Who Do You Believe
When A Child Claims A Past Life Who Do You Believe Apr 24, 2026 1510 Send us Fan MailA haunting story lands in our inbox: twins who speak like they’re the same daughters a family lost years earlier. They point to “impact” marks, ask for toys they’ve never seen, and run through a village like they already know the way home. It’s the kind of reincarnation story that can make your stomach drop and your skepticism wobble at the same time. So we do what we always do in
A Civil War Soldier In California Is Not A Mistake
A Civil War Soldier In California Is Not A Mistake Apr 19, 2026 871 Send us Fan MailA Civil War soldier in California sounds like a glitch in the story we learned in school until you trace the footsteps back to Drum Barracks near the Port of Los Angeles. We take a listener’s sighting seriously and use it as a doorway into a forgotten piece of American history: California’s divided loyalties, the creation of Camp San Pedro (later Drum Barracks), and how thousands o
Hello Mr. Magpie How Is Your Wife
Hello Mr. Magpie How Is Your Wife Apr 15, 2026 1415 Send us Fan MailA lone magpie shows up and suddenly you’re supposed to salute and ask about his wife. Someone offers you flowers and you have to count them. You glance away during a toast and now it’s seven years of bad luck. Superstitions can sound ridiculous until you realize how many of them you already follow without thinking, especially when life feels uncertain and you want a little protecti
A Haunted Shipwalk On The Queen Mary Turns Personal
A Haunted Shipwalk On The Queen Mary Turns Personal Mar 28, 2026 593 Send us Fan MailA haunted tour should leave you with photos and goosebumps, not a mystery object in your pocket. After a night on the Queen Mary in Southern California, Cassandra and I join the Haunted Shipwalk tour and something genuinely strange happens during a short break: I reach into my Spirit Tales and Magic hoodie for a Kleenex and pull out a large bobby pin I do not own. Not “maybe I forg
What If Hauntings Happen Because We Don’t Know We’re Gone
What If Hauntings Happen Because We Don’t Know We’re Gone Mar 5, 2026 659 Send us Fan MailA cross-state move, a rebuilt studio, and a brush with death set the stage for a raw, curious deep dive into what the mind keeps when the heart stops. We open up about leaving Phoenix for Southern California and why starting fresh matters more after you’ve felt the floor drop out. A friend’s note about being clinically dead for sixteen minutes—no light, no voices, just a blank—coll
Where Books Whisper And Footsteps Type Themselves
Where Books Whisper And Footsteps Type Themselves Nov 14, 2025 2046 Send us Fan MailThe quiet of a library can be louder than any scream. We open a door marked “preternatural” and step into reading rooms where stories don’t end at the last page: a coal-scented childhood library with a balcony watcher, a deserted building that typed without a working typewriter, and modern stacks where webcams tried to catch a Grey Lady in motion. What starts as one listener’s prom
A Radio Illusion You Can Do At Home
A Radio Illusion You Can Do At Home Oct 31, 2025 499 Send us Fan MailWe guide a hands‑on radio illusion you can do at home with ten cards or any matching items, ending with a whisper‑led reveal that feels like real mind reading. We close Doctober with gratitude and share our posting cadence moving forward.• listener mail sparks a promise of more magic talk• step‑by‑step setup using any ten similar items• fair shuffles of two five‑card piles• secret
World Unseen
World Unseen Oct 31, 2025 912 Send us Fan MailThe scariest thing about a haunting isn’t always the shadow in the doorway—it’s the tiny detail you almost ignored. We open with Halloween warmth and a quick safety check, then move straight into a challenge for every investigator and curious mind: the smallest note in your story might be the master key later. A bowler-hatted figure shows up near tragedies across decades, not to be
Halloween Eve Tease And Treats
Halloween Eve Tease And Treats Oct 30, 2025 153 Send us Fan MailThe night before Halloween is the perfect moment to set a little trap for wonder. We keep this update short and focused, but the tease is big: tomorrow brings a double feature with a hands-on magic routine you must not attempt in the car. We address the listener emails that challenged us to bring real, interactive magic to the feed—and we’re answering with a guided effect that uses
Where Does Belief End And The Dark Begin On Clinton Road
Where Does Belief End And The Dark Begin On Clinton Road Oct 29, 2025 1241 Send us Fan MailA lonely New Jersey road draped in a canopy of trees, a bridge where coins won’t stay thrown, and headlights that chase you until they disappear—Clinton Road is the rare place where folklore and firsthand accounts keep colliding. We take you mile by mile through its most enduring legends, weigh them against lived experiences from listeners, and follow the trail from Cross Castle’s
Why Lovers' Lanes Became America’s Favorite Scary Story
Why Lovers' Lanes Became America’s Favorite Scary Story Oct 28, 2025 1361 Send us Fan MailThe road to romance has always had a shadowy shoulder. A listener’s note from Cannon Beach sends us down the winding lanes where folklore, fear, and true crime intersect: the secluded pull-offs, the cliffside overlooks, the places where a quiet kiss meets a loud imagination. We trace how classic tales—the hook on the car door, the boyfriend in the tree—became the scripts our anxiou

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