Oct 19, 202640 min
Tonight I am reading several stories of first-hand paranormal encounters... or are they? These are accounts I've flagged for potentially being fiction passed off as genuine. The subject matter (living severed heads...
About this Podcast:
I collect first-hand paranormal encounters that I find and present them with genuine interest, casual analysis, and correlating folklore. My intention is to curate tales that highlight the aspect of human experience that I find most interesting–the otherworldly and unexplainable. For as long as there have been humans, there have been fairies, ghosts, strange animals, supernatural abilities, and stories about them. The classic setting in which these tales are told are by the fire. Consider this your digital hearth-side. Pull up a chair, and listen to stories best told by candlelight. Please check my YouTube channel for additional uploads: https://youtube.com/@goblinkwain?si=jR6KfAEE229W9FXe
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What is Goblin Kwain about?
I collect first-hand paranormal encounters that I find and present them with genuine interest, casual analysis, and correlating folklore. My intention is to curate tales that highlight the aspect of human experience that I find most interesting, the otherworldly and unexplainable.
What has Goblin Kwain covered recently?
Recent episodes include "#104 ✶ Zombie heads, green babies, and Halloween house elevators" (19 October 2026, 40 minutes), "#104 ✶ Monsters under the bed… skeletons, goblins, and long, stretching arms" (28 September 2026, 43 minutes), and "#103 ✶ Goblins with capes and men without skin" (14 September 2026, 54 minutes).
How often does Goblin Kwain publish?
Goblin Kwain publishes roughly monthly, with episodes averaging 51 minutes across 60 episodes.
How hard is it to get booked on Goblin Kwain?
Booking probability for Goblin Kwain is 32%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Goblin Kwain requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Goblin Kwain's contact route on record: verified email.
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Goblin Kwain is a society podcast with 60 episodes published.
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Sep 28, 202643 minIn this episode I’m exploring a common childhood fear–monsters under the bed–except these encounters really happened. I found over a dozen examples of people swearing up and down that when they were a child something...
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#103 ✶ Goblins with capes and men without skin
Sep 14, 202654 minTonight I am reading eight stories of strange supernatural encounters sourced from the Fairy Census, Reddit, and the USC Folklore Archives. These accounts feature some of my favorite topics, themes, and motifs in...
Aug 24, 20261h 1mIn this episode I will be reading a handful of experiences with fairies across a variety of cultures. The main sources are the Fairy Census and Reddit, but I consult a few others for additional experiences and...
Aug 4, 20261h 23m✶ Thumbnail is original artwork by Timothy Renner In this episode I speak with Timothy Renner about his latest book The Keystone Hagstone: Faeries and Other Mysterious Entities of Pennsylvania . Tim has lovingly...
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Jul 22, 202630 minThis is a rerelease of an episode I had made for a (now defunct) Patreon page. In it, I read a variety of short experiences and comments I had set aside from previous episodes. These include a road-crossing goblin, a...
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#99 ✶ River nymphs, headless horsemen and giants
Jun 22, 202650 minIn this episode I read accounts of strange supernatural encounters from Reddit. These stories are from a variety of cultures and geographic locations, and spring forth a treasure trove of fascinating folklore. In...
May 12, 202648 minIn this video I will be talking extensively about Biringan City, a legendary city said to be invisible to humans and populated by engkanto, beings that are very similar to fairies in Celtic folklore. Biringan is said to...
Apr 20, 202644 minTonight I’ll be reading eight stories from the Fairy Census, an academic research effort to collect anonymous first-hand experiences with fairies. Besides all of these stories having to do with fairies, they also all...
Mar 7, 202633 minTonight I’ll be continuing my series reading stories from Liminal Earth ( https://liminal.earth/ ). These first-hand paranormal encounters describe screaming in the woods, workplace doppelgangers, lantern-toting...
Feb 17, 202640 minIn this episode I’ll be continuing to indulge my obsession with disembodied hands and fairies. I’ll be reading lots of stories from Reddit, as well as some comments on one of my recent videos where people shared...
Feb 2, 202655 minTonight I’ll be reading accounts from the Fairy Census, an ongoing academic research project conducted by Dr. Simon Young. This survey gathers and presents anonymous encounters with fairies. You may have a certain image...
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#93 ✶ Green hands that reach from under your bed… exploring a common creepy childhood experience
Jan 20, 202649 minIn this episode I’ll be reading experiences and comments on Reddit about people remembering seeing a green hand as a child. The similarities in the stories and the way this idea or memory resonated with so many people...
Jan 5, 202641 minIn this episode I’ll be reading several stories of first-hand paranormal encounters from websites Your Ghost Stories and Reddit. The topics of these accounts include bizarre but oddly common experiences such as seeing...
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#91 ✶ Santa sightings and Christmas fairies
Dec 22, 202546 minTonight I’ll be reading stories from Reddit where people claimed to have seen Santa Claus. We all know that Santa isn’t real, so what are people experiencing? Is it simply childhood imagination, or something stranger...
Dec 8, 20251h 3mIn this episode I read (and comment on) case reports from old NUFON journals. The reports feature close encounters, men in black, bedroom invaders, abductions, and witnesses with psychic histories. ✶ Cover illustration...
Nov 24, 202531 minTonight I’ll be continuing my Liminal Earth series, where I read first-hand paranormal accounts and poke around in the location the story took place for interesting folklore, history, and urban legends. We’ll be...
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#88 ✶ Bigfoot: elusive animal or archetype?
Nov 11, 20251h 48mTonight I am talking with Timothy Renner, author, artist, and host of the Strange Familiars podcast. Our conversation centers around Sasquatch, Tim’s prime paranormal interest and the subject of several of his books. We...
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#87 ✶ Leprechauns, cartoon clowns & red-curtained voids ✶ first-hand paranormal accounts
Oct 30, 202542 minTonight I’m reading a mixed bag of first-hand paranormal experiences. The stories come from Reddit, Your Ghost Stories and the Fairy Census and feature a group of walking skeletons, a letter from a leprechaun, a...
Oct 20, 20251h 1mTonight I’m continuing my “deconstructing a haunted house” series, where I examine houses room by room and piece by piece to see what area is the most ‘haunted’. This episode we focus on staircases; I’ll read some...
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