Spooky stories with a comic pulse.
A Funny Feeling treats Ouija boards, strange knocks, dreams, shadows, and woods-walk weirdness as both spooky material and comic fuel. The tone is chatty and quick, with eerie stories broken up by casual banter and sharp little reactions.
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A Funny Feeling is a paranormal comedy show where the eerie and the casual keep interrupting each other. Its stories involve Ouija boards, strange knocks, woods encounters, shadows, dreams, and that familiar feeling that a room has shifted somehow. The show is not built like an investigation file. It sounds more like a late-night hangout where someone finally admits what happened and everyone at the table leans in. Then someone cracks a joke. That balance is the appeal. A story can turn unsettling, even vivid, but the conversation keeps the air breathable with quick reactions, tangents, and affectionate chaos. Listener submissions give the show much of its texture. They arrive as written accounts, voice-memo anecdotes, warnings, half-jokes, and confessions of experiences that may have been dreams or may have been something stranger. Recent episodes point toward a broad paranormal appetite: shadows, entities, demons, dreams, synchronicity, high strangeness, and the general problem of deciding what is real. The show leaves space for doubt without sanding off the wonder. It is curious, not clinical. It can be silly, but it does not mock the person telling the story. Guest episodes bring in visitors whose own strange experiences sit beside the audience material. The pacing is conversational and a little messy in a human way, with warm chatter giving way to a sudden sharp image or unnerving detail. That makes the scares feel approachable. A Funny Feeling is for people who like paranormal stories best when they come with personality, laughter, and a little disbelief still attached. It is cozy-spooky rather than grim, interested in the unknown without pretending to own it.
Made for: For listeners who like paranormal stories, dreams, weird knocks, and listener-submitted experiences, but prefer them with banter and comic release. It especially fits fans of cozy-spooky conversations over formal investigations.
What sets it apart: A Funny Feeling lets paranormal accounts stay strange without turning them into case files. Its mix of comedian conversation, listener stories, and quick tonal pivots makes the uncanny feel social, funny, and still genuinely eerie.
Comedians and paranormal enthusiasts Betsy Sodaro and Marcy Jarreau invite their comedian friends and celebrity guests to tell their true paranormal experiences and hear spooky stories submitted by listeners. SpectreVision Radio is a bespoke podcast network at the intersection between the arts and the uncanny, featuring a tapestry of shows exploring the anomalous, the luminous, and the numinous. We’re a community for creators and fans vibrating around common curiosities, shared interests and persistent passions. spectrevisionradio.com linktr.ee/spectrevision
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