Speaker 1: Quest.
Speaker 2: Yeah, welcome friends to the Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 1: Suspense. What is the day today? Halloween? And on the
Speaker 1: show right now.
Speaker 3: A cryptacular spectacular ghost phone in with one thousand.
Speaker 1: Dollars go what's father Christmas? Ghost money?
Speaker 3: One thousand dollars will go to the person's morning who
Speaker 3: has a great ghost story a spine tingling ghost stories
Speaker 3: that will blow the skeptical jack post and his quiffered
Speaker 3: hair way back and having running in his ninety to
Speaker 3: them hills.
Speaker 4: Can I make a request that before people call in
Speaker 4: it and edit your own ghost story so that we
Speaker 4: don't have to excuse me.
Speaker 3: We don't even knew that was some of our own ones?
Speaker 3: Who does that? Are you getting counted in? And that many?
Speaker 4: Unless it's amazing, don't bother.
Speaker 1: I believe there are great ghost stories out there.
Speaker 4: I just every year I go, how has he got
Speaker 4: such a short memory that he can't remember? The ghost
Speaker 4: stories always drive wipe my mind, the ones that have
Speaker 4: too much detail.
Speaker 3: About one a couple of years ago of a ghost
Speaker 3: waving from a window.
Speaker 1: I don't even remember, I do because very long one
Speaker 1: in the memory.
Speaker 3: Imagine that a ghost waving.
Speaker 1: Off to work you're like, wait, granddad died twenty years ago.
Speaker 4: The most memorable one for me and I will take
Speaker 4: I would love to hear more of these is there
Speaker 4: was once a ghost doing the lady's dishes, the dish wash.
Speaker 1: Yes.
Speaker 4: So if you got fun ghosts knocking over the.
Speaker 3: Bins, taking the bins out on the right day, pranking around,
Speaker 3: it's not recycling bolster bin ghost.
Speaker 4: Ghost changing the TV channel when you're watching TV. That
Speaker 4: sort of thing that's fun, that's great.
Speaker 3: That's what I call level one. What I'm looking for
Speaker 3: are ones that make us go. I don't know how
Speaker 3: to make us go, but they're spine tingling ghost stories
Speaker 3: that make Jack and I say two words ghost money.
Speaker 3: Now ghost money means one thousand dollars. We do have
Speaker 3: one thousand dollars up for grabs, but it's only going
Speaker 3: to be giving away. It needs that we both need
Speaker 3: to sign off on this that it is great. This
Speaker 3: is the holy grail for this show. We'll be honest,
Speaker 3: there's always a lot of reticence. Jack doesn't like ghost
Speaker 3: stories because, to be fair, a lot of them that
Speaker 3: we've had on air.
Speaker 4: Get bogged down in detailed down. You have to remember.
Speaker 1: Hold down in ghost details.
Speaker 4: Great great granddad built our house and his wife wore
Speaker 4: a broach. Now remember the broach for the end of
Speaker 4: the story. Ten minutes later, Yeah, the brooch turns up
Speaker 4: and the kid's cot and you go, I'm so bored.
Speaker 1: We spoke about chorus earlier, don't borius.
Speaker 3: Get to the chorus, get into the ghost arriving as
Speaker 3: quickly as possible. If you've got five scenes in the story,
Speaker 3: get into the one before we.
Speaker 1: Meet the ghost.
Speaker 3: Yes, you know when you unite forward wine YouTube clip?
Speaker 3: What's some on that forward? Wind it and then go
Speaker 3: back a bit. If you're gone too forward, zadly gone
Speaker 3: too forward, then go back a bit to right before
Speaker 3: we meet the ghost, and you pick up the action.
Speaker 4: There scare us, entertain us, and the money is.
Speaker 3: Your ghost money. I gotta stop now again, this all throat,
Speaker 3: Christian no connall show podcast.
Speaker 1: Up for grabs. Ride now one thousand dollars.
Speaker 3: Ghost money, the best ghost story we get, but it
Speaker 3: has to be agreed co signed by Jack and I.
Speaker 3: This is a great ghost story. You get one thousand
Speaker 3: dollars in cash. We have the money, do you have
Speaker 3: the ghost story? Previously, when I've tried this. It's been
Speaker 3: hard going sometimes if we're honest, because the ghost stories
Speaker 3: are let's just say the mountin school Sacy Flowers of
Speaker 3: the Killer Moon version heavy with backstory.
Speaker 4: Usually you've got to know the whole family tree.
Speaker 3: Shrink it all down, shrink it all down, reduce it
Speaker 3: all down like a fine gravy sauce. Okay, don't boris.
Speaker 3: Get to the ghost chorus. First up this morning, we
Speaker 3: go down to the crypt. And who's in there in
Speaker 3: a coffin? It's you Annie. What's your story?
Speaker 1: Fine, we won't be to hear it. Forget it.
Speaker 3: Let's go to Kara.
Speaker 1: Good morning, good morning, how are you? I'm good, Kara. Okay,
Speaker 1: so let's see your ghost story.
Speaker 5: Awesome. So when I was really young, you were in
Speaker 5: an auditorian house. My parents are come on the couch.
Speaker 5: They both received a phone call. Mum's phone call, we're
Speaker 5: from dad. Dan's dad's phone caller's from mum. Obviously they
Speaker 5: both hadn't called each other. They were both really cripped out.
Speaker 5: One of them answered the phone. Apparently there was just
Speaker 5: daddics and they heard her screams and they ran to
Speaker 5: my room and I was just sat up in bed.
Speaker 6: That's spooky, straight out the gay Run for the Hills
Speaker 6: and that ninety Jackie boy.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 4: Actually, if that was a scene from a horror film, yeah,
Speaker 4: you would be grave.
Speaker 3: That's a trailer. That's chilling, Kara, I know when you
Speaker 3: share that story you always get the same reaction.
Speaker 1: Shorty, who's not impressed with that?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's creepy as it is.
Speaker 1: Cara, you are in ghosts pole position, if you want
Speaker 1: to say, polter guy position.
Speaker 3: It's your money at the moment when asked, wait and
Speaker 3: see what else you've got there. Okay, strong start Alex,
Speaker 3: good morning, Good morning guys.
Speaker 2: You wanted a fun ghost, Well I've got one with
Speaker 2: that's fun with a little bit of a creepy element.
Speaker 2: So we have a ghost who likes to turn the
Speaker 2: television on at night and sit on the couch and
Speaker 2: watch tell Vision for a couple of hours. Then it
Speaker 2: turns the TV off and goes to bed.
Speaker 3: I guess it actually just sounds like your husband, just
Speaker 3: the same ghost a few beers in my house.
Speaker 4: It's me waiting for the SBS late night shows to
Speaker 4: come on as.
Speaker 7: TV.
Speaker 2: But the creepy element is that normally it does it
Speaker 2: at night. But on occasion, if there's a public announcement
Speaker 2: a warning, it turns the TV on during the day.
Speaker 4: That is strange that just.
Speaker 2: At that moment, just to let us quite sort of
Speaker 2: protective ghost.
Speaker 1: It wants to keep you safe.
Speaker 8: I think it is.
Speaker 2: Some late night shopping bargains as well.
Speaker 4: During COVID it was going to Dan Andrews press conference.
Speaker 1: It was flip.
Speaker 2: It actually was. If there's a bush fire warning, it'll
Speaker 2: turn the television on us to tell us about the
Speaker 2: bushfire warning, and we just call it our TV ghost.
Speaker 4: He's actually looking after you. I feel like the ghost
Speaker 4: is on your side and that story.
Speaker 1: Has he moved homes with you or did it come
Speaker 1: with the home?
Speaker 2: No, it actually came. We noticed when we bought a
Speaker 2: second hand couch and put it in front of that television.
Speaker 3: It's a haunted couch.
Speaker 2: Haunted couch goat's.
Speaker 3: Like a Harvey Norman.
Speaker 1: These are couches.
Speaker 3: These are haunted couches and haunted prizes. Couch coach. Oh
Speaker 3: my gosh, this is unbelievable. Yes, you hear about various
Speaker 3: things being possessed.
Speaker 1: By never the couch.
Speaker 3: It's the couch.
Speaker 1: These are strong stories so that is.
Speaker 3: Another good one that could get the money. Alex, I
Speaker 3: love it. Thank you very much for sharing. Let's go
Speaker 3: to annelis good morning.
Speaker 8: Good morning. Mine's not serious at all, it's hopefully a
Speaker 8: little bit funny. So when I was about eight, it
Speaker 8: happened three times within a month where just before going
Speaker 8: to bed, I go to the bathroom and open the
Speaker 8: door and there's a ghost there that there stands up
Speaker 8: and walks out and then fades away. So of course,
Speaker 8: at eight, I was very shocked, and I just sort
Speaker 8: of thought, oh my god, is that actually happening.
Speaker 1: You would have said something to mom and dad.
Speaker 8: No, I was too scared too. I thought they wouldn't
Speaker 8: believe me.
Speaker 4: Alice, what's the funny part of this? Is actually terrified?
Speaker 1: I mean, I'm it's like the right.
Speaker 8: Now the bathroom? What ghost goes to the bathroom like he?
Speaker 8: And then again open the door and then some.
Speaker 3: Question what ghosts? That's the trailer, that's like the tagline
Speaker 3: under a movie by.
Speaker 1: What ghosts goes to the toy as.
Speaker 4: The party goes, I guess the couch ghost eventually gets
Speaker 4: sick watching TV and.
Speaker 3: Go and he's having all those snakes. He's going to
Speaker 3: need to go and drop the old baby goes off
Speaker 3: at the pool. Yep, and Anise is a great one.
Speaker 3: That made us chuckle. Thank you very much. Let's get
Speaker 3: Louise on here. Come on in, Louise, Hello.
Speaker 7: How are you driving that? I'll scream at you.
Speaker 3: That helps talloween noew if you go, Louise, what's your story?
Speaker 7: So my auntie has recently gone into age care. We
Speaker 7: had to tell her house. It's a very well known
Speaker 7: fact that all the grandchildren and cousins are just creeped
Speaker 7: out by their family house. We've always felt there was
Speaker 7: a little old man that used to frequent the place
Speaker 7: a really nasty, horrible spirit. And bottom line is when
Speaker 7: we gathered the house cleaned it, everything was empty. There
Speaker 7: was no one there. I've got photographic evidence of a
Speaker 7: drop sheet coming from the ceiling outside of PARTI area
Speaker 7: in the house and we all got the he and
Speaker 7: you cannot see where the drop sheet is coming from.
Speaker 7: There was no painting done, nothing done, just is sheet
Speaker 7: coming from the ceiling.
Speaker 1: We had a good run. We had a good run,
Speaker 1: but I want to drop sheet. Isn't keeping anyone up
Speaker 1: all night? Is it? Christian Connell's show podcast, All.
Speaker 3: Right, then it's Halloween today, we're looking for your ghost stories.
Speaker 3: There's one thousand dollars up for up for grabs for
Speaker 3: the best of ghost story. However, when we have done
Speaker 3: ghost stories before, and I love hearing ghost stories, but
Speaker 3: the reason why Jack is reluctant to ever open up
Speaker 3: the lines of ghost stories is some.
Speaker 1: Of them really really go on.
Speaker 3: I get it if you did see it, and I've
Speaker 3: been touched up by ghosts. I've got my story, but
Speaker 3: you need to get into it. You need to get
Speaker 3: into it quicker.
Speaker 4: It's straight to the touching.
Speaker 1: Don't you give four play ghost? Okay?
Speaker 4: I think to tell us about the descriptions of the seminary.
Speaker 3: Your mates at the weekend about that on the radio?
Speaker 3: Get into it, don't boris? Get to the ghost chorus?
Speaker 3: All right, that's what we're looking for today. Michael's obviously
Speaker 3: never heard a radio with show before. Christian, I've got
Speaker 3: a great ghost story.
Speaker 1: Do I call you, oh my god one ghost?
Speaker 3: Yes, Michael, yes, welcome.
Speaker 4: How do you guys want to do this? I got
Speaker 4: the story. You want to hear them?
Speaker 1: You are you the one talking right now? Hello?
Speaker 3: Michael, Yes, my god, Welcome to the concept of radio.
Speaker 1: Wanted wireless with.
Speaker 3: Voices disembodied voices. All right, are they on the other side, mummy?
Speaker 3: All right, the number you need Michael nine four one
Speaker 3: four one oh four three.
Speaker 1: So far we've had some actually really good stories on
Speaker 1: the batls. We've had. Let's try and keep this going.
Speaker 3: The team. I'll have mutually cut a few off. They
Speaker 3: are heavy going. All right, Amanda, Hey, this is a
Speaker 3: great one, Amanda. Here you going guy, We're good, Amanda.
Speaker 3: So what's your ghost story for us?
Speaker 2: On the day that my grandmother passed, she appeared to me?
Speaker 1: How so? Well, what do you mean appeared to you?
Speaker 1: Where were you? Where was she?
Speaker 2: Or she was in the hospital and my father had
Speaker 2: just left to go back to the hospital to see
Speaker 2: what was happening. Her passing was imminent. I walked through
Speaker 2: the lounge room and turned around and she was sitting
Speaker 2: in her favorite armchair. And I walked into the kitchen
Speaker 2: and told my mother and she didn't believe me.
Speaker 8: And the phone rang and it was.
Speaker 2: The hospital looking for Dad to tell the hymn that.
Speaker 4: She had passed.
Speaker 1: No, this is a beautiful show.
Speaker 4: It's a nice story. But you said that she was
Speaker 4: on her deathbed in the hospital anyway, So you how
Speaker 4: it's amazing.
Speaker 1: No, it is, it is. It's they're letting you know
Speaker 1: they're passing over.
Speaker 4: I mean, if Grandma was alive and well the day before,
Speaker 4: it's a B plus.
Speaker 3: It's a great story, Manda. It's a beautiful story. It's
Speaker 3: a lovely story. But it's a lovely story for your
Speaker 3: family as well.
Speaker 8: Yes, it is.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Amanda, I get it. I receive it. Thank
Speaker 1: you all.
Speaker 3: Right, Amanda, thank you, thank you very much. Listen, what's
Speaker 3: happened with murder?
Speaker 1: She wrote? Over here?
Speaker 3: Are you writing a ghost novel? A moment stolen from
Speaker 3: the every car? There's the stenographer here.
Speaker 4: We need you to hear.
Speaker 3: Is you don't need a stenographer?
Speaker 7: Or so?
Speaker 3: You've never done it in three years of working on
Speaker 3: a show. Why are you doing this?
Speaker 4: I think you've left my microphone on?
Speaker 3: The microphone, isn't it's too noisy? Heavy hand stop it.
Speaker 4: I'm trying to be soft. Can I get to your typing?
Speaker 3: Though?
Speaker 4: Well, we have this beautiful thing in radio land that we.
Speaker 3: Call I know about that, but you've never done it before.
Speaker 3: It doesn't need to be done live at the moment.
Speaker 1: No radio history is being made right now.
Speaker 4: It's all being recorded as well. If you need to
Speaker 4: listen to a.
Speaker 3: Back podcast, you're really going to confuse Michael. He's like
Speaker 3: he doesn't even work out to speak to me today.
Speaker 3: Now there's someone a stenographer.
Speaker 4: We this is a different Michael.
Speaker 3: All right, it's another Michael. Michael Michael, this is Michael Michael.
Speaker 1: What's your ghost story for us?
Speaker 9: I was sitting on the lounge one night with my
Speaker 9: young bike was just born. He was a bit two
Speaker 9: weeks old and he's blue blown. That was seeing above
Speaker 9: his cot coming out and hovered above us, you know
Speaker 9: Andrew one night.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm waiting for the ghost because if it's got.
Speaker 9: The balloon had to come out of his bedroom and
Speaker 9: turned two different directions down the hallway and it come
Speaker 9: out to above above me hold him on the land room.
Speaker 9: Couldn't on the land?
Speaker 4: Could it have been a gust or a small breeze?
Speaker 9: Yeah, there was no brave. So my wife grabbed the
Speaker 9: boy and talk it back to the end of his cart
Speaker 9: and I come out again that thirty seconds later.
Speaker 3: He need balloons just move of their under cord. You
Speaker 3: ever had one in their car? They move?
Speaker 1: I know you're not typing this one out.
Speaker 3: They move off. God, thank you, Michael. That's not remotely
Speaker 3: a ghost.
Speaker 4: Until two corners are here.
Speaker 1: You put him through, didn't you.
Speaker 3: Shame on?
Speaker 1: You give your call one of the dullest ones.
Speaker 3: All right, let's go back to let's get a Greg here.
Speaker 1: Now. Greg has apparently got a great one.
Speaker 3: Greg.
Speaker 1: Good morning, Good morning guys, Happy Halloween, and you Greg, Greg,
Speaker 1: take us there to this haunted scenario.
Speaker 10: Okay, many years ago, my sister, myself, and my parents
Speaker 10: were singing Christmas carols around the dining room table Christmas Eve,
Speaker 10: and my dad said, we've got a visitor. And I said, well,
Speaker 10: I didn't hear the door and he said no, how
Speaker 10: to look at that? And my dad had been having
Speaker 10: a couple of beers, and one of the beer cans
Speaker 10: was hovering over the table, moving very slowly about an intro.
Speaker 1: Of the table. Haunted Stubby didn't.
Speaker 10: Stop until my sister realized what was going on, and
Speaker 10: she dreams and bang hit the table.
Speaker 4: Wow, now, had you all been drinking a few beers?
Speaker 10: I gonna be a bit young for me.
Speaker 3: Haunted Stubby. That's an incredible story.
Speaker 1: We've never heard about this. The TV's changing, the phones
Speaker 1: ringing and stuff like that. But a floating beer can, Yep, it.
Speaker 10: Still gets talked about in the family today A brier.
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