10 spooky supernatural podcasts to ‘creep’ it real on Friday the 13th

It’s Friday the 13th, your opportunity to have a fright-tastic time with podcasts that go bump in the night, shadowy figures that leap and bound, ghastly whispering from afar, flying orbs shooting across the room, and menacing tales from the unknown. These sorts of stories are included in the show list we’ve dug up today.

Dive into the strange and unusual with these supernatural shows. We’ve collected podcasts from your favorite hosts like Ashley Flowers. Many of the following podcasts overlap with true crime, so if you’re a fan of the genre, you might enjoy these shows as well:

The Paranormal Podcast

UFOs? The Kennedys? Marilyn Monroe? Mediumship? Jim Harold isn’t afraid to explore such topics on his podcast. Paranormal talk radio host Terry Carnation was featured on an episode and we’ll hear from an individual who claims witchcraft saved his life. New episodes are available bi-weekly.

This Paranormal Life

Humor meets fright-fests in “This Paranormal Life.” Comedians Kit Grier and Rory Powers host weekly episodes concerning mysteries. The hosts research the Japanese ghost legend, Jikininki, why people find staircases in the woods, and finding odd artifacts. Other episodes explore lore like dragons, leprechauns, and conspiracy theories.

Paranormal Mysteries Podcast

The Paranormal Mysteries Podcast is hosted by Nic Ryan. Episodes investigate historical occurrences, unexplained events, and the supernatural. Listeners share their stories. Guests join Nic to answer questions on an assortment of topics such as ghosts, UFOs, cryptozoology, folklore, and legends. Nuclear tampering, doppelgängers, haunted houses, and sleep paralysis. 2-3 new episodes are released each week.

Supernatural with Ashley Flowers

Parcast Network presents “Supernatural with Ashley Flowers.” This series explores unexplained mysteries, hauntings, unidentified aerial phenomenon, mythical creatures, and the unknown. Hear about Charles Hatfield and his Rainmaking experiments, The Fox Sisters and their paranormal experiences in 1848, and the conspiracy theory of Valiant Thor. Ashley is the also the host of “Crime Junkie,” “International Infamy,” “Full Body Chills,” and others, among her long resume of podcasts.

HauntedAF

Tune in for real ghost stories told by everyday people on “HauntedAF.” Hear about WWII ghosts, ghoul problems, reasons to avoid Ouija boards, dead pets, and more spooky tales in over 130 episodes. This podcast is presented by Julie Fisk.

Two Girls One Ghost

Best friends Corinne Vien and Sabrina Deana-Roga host the haunted series “Two Girls One Ghost.” They share listener-submitted supernatural tales, spooky stories, strange encounters, and more in over 380 episodes.

The Grave Talks

“The Grave Talks,” brought to you by Ghost Stores, Haunted, Paranormal & Supernatural Stories, hosts guests to chat about their interactions with the unknown and what’s referred to as “the spirit world.” Host Tony Brueski loves to inject his brand of humor in each episode. Stories are shared about paranormal investigations, haunted site visits, possessions, and other phenomena.

Haunted Road

Grim & Mild’s “Haunted Road” brings you to America’s most haunted hotspots with paranormal investigators. Join Amy Bruni (from TV shows Kindred Spirits and Ghost Hunters) as she discusses the nation’s bloodiest acres, Asbury Park’s charred shipwreck from 1934, St. Louis’ Lemp Mansion, and more in over 30 episodes.

Scared?

Philip Holmes presents “Scared?” Bigfoot sightings, Sasquatch encounters, and ghost stories are favorite topics of the show. Guests frequently share their own spooky tales. An explanation attempts to be found for the randomly-appearing lights in Chicago skies. A paranormal group in Ohio is interviewed. They contemplate the possibility of haunted dolls.

A Paranormal Chicks Podcast

Get ready to hear about curses, sinister sightings, crime, and all things spooky in “A Paranormal Chicks Podcast.” All episodes contain both a true crime story and a paranormal tale. Hosts Donna Elwin and Kerri Easterling are known for their conversational storytelling style.