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The story behind the show

Where the Unexplained Finds a Voice

Paranormal Parables is a podcast dedicated to the strange, the eerie, and the stories that linger long after the lights go out.

How it began

Born from a Lifelong Obsession

It started the way most obsessions do — quietly, in the dark. A strange sound in an old house. A story passed down through the family that nobody could quite explain. A feeling that the world is far stranger than we're led to believe.

Paranormal Parables was created to give those stories a home. Not to sensationalise or mock, but to sit with them — to explore what they mean to the people who lived them, and what they reveal about the thin line between the known and the unknown.

Every episode is a parable in its own right. A story with something to say about fear, wonder, grief, and the enduring human need to believe in something beyond ourselves.

What we believe

The Mission

Listen First

Every story deserves to be heard without judgement. We approach each account with open ears and genuine curiosity.

Honour the Strange

The unexplained is not a problem to be solved. It is a mystery to be respected — and sometimes, simply witnessed.

Keep the Fire Burning

Paranormal storytelling is an ancient tradition. We carry it forward for a new generation of listeners who still feel the pull of the unknown.

Your guide into the dark

The Host

Storyteller & Investigator

A lifelong collector of strange tales, the host of Paranormal Parables has spent years gathering accounts from witnesses, researchers, and those who have simply experienced something they cannot explain.

With a background in investigative research and a deep respect for the people behind each story, every episode is crafted to take you somewhere you have never been — and leave you wondering if you ever truly came back.

"The strange is not something to fear. It is something to understand."

— Paranormal Parables

Have a Story to Share?

If something has happened to you that you cannot explain, we want to hear it. Every parable begins with someone brave enough to speak.