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Stories Philippines Podcast - Pinoy Horror Stories

Stories Philippines Podcast - Pinoy Horror Stories

HustleStudios 385 Episodes Oct 23, 2026

Stories Philippines Podcast is the original and longest-running Filipino horror podcast. It delves into the terrifying truths behind Philippine folklore, blending spine-tingling narratives with deep cultural context and dark historical insight. From colonial haunts to modern encounters with creatures like the Aswang and Tiyanak, the podcast explores the psychological and historical roots of the islands' darkness.

Episodes

Stories the Sea Keeps to Itself
Stories the Sea Keeps to Itself Oct 23, 2026 2806 The crew gathers for a night of salt water stories: a barangay that sank beneath the waves, candle boats that drift with no one aboard, divers who surface with the same warning, bells that ring from under the sea, and the ones the fishermen refuse to name. Between tales the hosts trade theories, read listener reviews, and tease next week's trip to Siquijor.Stories covered: the night Bonbon sank, t
Places That Will Not Stay Quiet
Places That Will Not Stay Quiet Oct 13, 2026 2796 We went quiet. We are back. Paul, Angel, Zach, and Hendrick return with five places that refused to stay quiet: a train station that still runs its ghost timetable, a sugar mill office with a drinker who never left, a hospital that remodels its own hallways, a convent room that keeps watch over the dead, and a lighthouse shadow that learns its keeper. Plus: the apology you deserved, your reviews a
Stories Philippines Is Back This Friday
Stories Philippines Is Back This Friday Oct 13, 2026 66 The gang is back. Zach, Paul, Angel, and Hendrick return with the kulitan and takutan you missed — true encounters, urban legends, and stories that keep you up at night. New episodes every Friday at six in the evening, Philippine time. Follow the show so you never miss a scare.Want every episode before everyone else? Join us on Patreon for early access to all episodes, exclusive supporter-only sto
Creatures of the Mountain and the Water
Creatures of the Mountain and the Water Sep 16, 2026 4361 Three creatures. Three territories. One rule: show respect, or belong to them forever.Paul, Angel, and Zach explore the terrifying world of Filipino folklore — from the backward-legged tikbalang that stalks Mt. Makiling, to the pale water spirit that waits beneath the Enchanted River, to the ancient nuno sa punso that claims a family's land in Pampanga. Each story is a warning: the Philippines is
The Mandurugo of Iloilo
The Mandurugo of Iloilo Sep 9, 2026 4611 A nurse in Iloilo watches three patients check into her hospital with the same impossible symptom: blood vanishing from their bodies with no wound, no bleeding, no explanation. A park ranger on Mt. Arayat follows a floating orange light into the forest and watches it scorch a perfect circle into the earth. A tour guide on Corregidor Island walks into a formation of invisible soldiers and loses thr
Do Not Answer
Do Not Answer Sep 3, 2026 2942 Four warnings. Four voices. One rule the whole night obeys.A wildlife ranger in Apayao watches a three-note call walk out of the treeline and circle his tent. A marine biologist off Itbayat hears singing through the hull while something pale circles the anchor chain. A Nueva Vizcaya farmer finds perfect rings pressed into his rice every morning the voice calls his name. A Samar engineer feels a do
Under the Balete
Under the Balete Sep 2, 2026 3240 Four stories, one tree. The hosts gather around the balete — the strangler fig that eats another tree to become itself — with a Grab driver's White Lady on Balete Drive, a forestry student's inheritance in the Davao forest, a night-shift keeper's protocol at a tollway rest stop, and a surveyor's map that would not hold still in Batangas. Plus your letters, shoutouts, and a tease of what flies next
The Small Folk
The Small Folk Sep 1, 2026 2799 Four households. Four small tenants. One rule nobody told the newcomers.A Pampanga farmer inherits land with a mound on it and skips the offerings his father never skipped. A Marikina plumber opens a water tank sealed for decades and finds it packed floor to hatch with tiny hand-aligned shoes — and something child-sized crouched underneath, wearing a pair. An Ilocos archivist realizes the thing cu
True Encounters Vol. 286
True Encounters Vol. 286 Aug 26, 2026 6694 Stories from listeners across the Philippines who encountered something they cannot explain. Five real accounts of spirits, shadows, and sounds that followed them home.CHAPTERS:00:00 - Opening02:00 - Story 115:00 - Story 230:00 - Story 345:00 - Story 460:00 - Story 575:00 - Closing and Call to Action#StoriesPhilippines #FilipinoHorror #TrueEncounters #Paranormal #GhostStories #PhilippineHorror #Pi
The Ghost of Fort San Pedro in Cebu
The Ghost of Fort San Pedro in Cebu Aug 19, 2026 3518 Beneath the oldest Spanish fort in the Philippines, there are tunnels that no tourist has ever seen. An archaeologist maps them. She finds cells with iron rings. She finds scratches on stone: God, Forgiveness, Death. And behind a sealed door, a voice still praying after three hundred years.In this episode, Paul, Angel and Zach explore four of the most haunted historical structures in the Philippin
True Encounters Vol. 287 - Voices in the Dark
True Encounters Vol. 287 - Voices in the Dark Aug 11, 2026 6252 Fifteen listeners. Fifteen voices. Fifteen encounters with something that should not have been able to speak.In this special True Encounters episode, Paul, Angel, and Zach share real stories from listeners across the Philippines who heard voices they cannot explain. From phone calls at three in the morning to singing rising from the ocean floor, from voices counting inside hospital walls to a fath
The Places That Remember
The Places That Remember Aug 8, 2026 3346 Five places across the Philippines that refuse to let go. An abandoned hospital that rearranges its hallways. A Spanish bridge that replays the sound of prisoner carts every night. A water tank in Marikina filled with thousands of shoes guarded by a duwende. A mining tunnel in Palawan where a giant centipede keeps its prey alive. And a mangrove swamp in Zambales where something massive patrols the

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