Belief Hole

For at least 100 years there have been documented cases of those on the brink of life and death experiencing the presence of a guiding phantom, inexplicably manifesting from somewhere beyond.  From flash floods in New Zealand forests, tofrigid Mount Everest Expeditions, to plane crash rescues at sea, adventure with us to the ends of the earth in the pursuit of this mysterious companion in an attempt to explain the Third Man Factor.  

Headlights pierce a drifting fog, the sleeping streets of your once familiar town now veiled in an eerie unexpected mist. A simple change in weather now surrounds you in the unknown. Day and Night, sun and sleet, we go about our lives as if we know what’s going to happen, what will appear around the bend. It is after all, a fairly predictable existence. But every now and then, life can find a way to shake you from your sleep and you find yourself in a world of real magic, dark and light, with every shade of skulking shadow in between. From encounters with other-dimensional deer and deadly luring forest fairies to sneaker wearing street ghosts and dead disembodied hands, Join us on this episode of Belief Hole as we share strange but true listener stories of the inexplicable and the unknown. From Trans-dimensional deer and sinister spirits luring you into the woods  to sneaker wearing street ghosts and dead, disembodied hands, Join us on this episode of Belief Hole as we share strange but true tales of the i

In the fog-filled alleys of Victorian London, amidst the suit-stained brick, the light of gas lamps flicker, haunting the night with shadows, creating phantoms dark as pitch. By 1838, rumors of ghosts and devils reported in villages beyond the bustling city have now breached London, and the alleys team with whispers of “Spring Heeled Jack”. With red eyes and breath of blue flame, he tears at his victims with claws of iron, before vanishing into the night. And nearly two centuries later, the mystery remains unsolved! Join us as we comb through the history, and attempt to separate the fake from folklore, to uncover the reality behind London’s first real Urban Legend, Spring-Heeled Jack.