WE SAW A GHOST.

 I know. That sounds like the title of a YouTube video made by two people desperately trying to get you to click.

 Except we actually did. In this episode, my wife Shari joins me to talk about the night we both saw the same damn ghost at the same time. Which is important, because if I had seen it alone, Shari could have spent the rest of our marriage gently explaining that I was tired, stressed, hallucinating, or just getting old. But she saw it too. And once we told the story, the Wombats came out of the paranormal woodwork.

 Thanks for all the great calls. The phones lit up with callers telling us about ghosts, unexplained encounters, creepy houses, strange visitors and those moments when your rational brain says, “There has to be a perfectly logical explanation for this,” while the rest of your body is screaming, “GET THE HELL OUT OF THE HOUSE.”

What started as Shari and me telling one story turned into exactly what I hoped the LATE NIGHT RADIO SHOW could become: strangers calling in late at night, telling stories they probably don't tell everybody else.

This led to a story I've really told of one of the strangest things that's ever happened to me.

This felt like late-night radio. And somewhere during this episode, I realized something: I think we're onto something here. So yes, ghosts, paranormal encounters and things that make absolutely no sense are officially going to be a regular part of this show.

Turn the lights down. Pour something. And if you hear a noise behind you while you're watching... I'm sure it's nothing. Probably. Welcome to the LATE NIGHT RADIO SHOW

WE SAW A GHOST.
&nbsp;I know. That sounds like the title of a YouTube video made by two people desperately trying to get you to click.
&nbsp;Except we actually did. In this episode, my wife Shari joins me to talk about the night we both saw the same damn ghost at the same time. Which is important, because if I had seen it alone, Shari could have spent the rest of our marriage gently explaining that I was tired, stressed, hallucinating, or just getting old. But she saw it too. And once we told the story, the Wombats came out of the paranormal woodwork.
&nbsp;Thanks for all the great calls. The phones lit up with callers telling us about ghosts, unexplained encounters, creepy houses, strange visitors and those moments when your rational brain says, &ldquo;There has to be a perfectly logical explanation for this,&rdquo; while the rest of your body is screaming, &ldquo;GET THE HELL OUT OF THE HOUSE.&rdquo;
What started as Shari and me telling one story turned into exactly what I hoped the LATE NIGHT RADIO SHOW could become: strangers calling in late at night, telling stories they probably don't tell everybody else.
This led to a story I've really told of one of the strangest things that's ever happened to me.
This felt like late-night radio. And somewhere during this episode, I realized something: I think we're onto something here. So yes, ghosts, paranormal encounters and things that make absolutely no sense are officially going to be a regular part of this show.
Turn the lights down. Pour something. And if you hear a noise behind you while you're watching... I'm sure it's nothing. Probably. Welcome to the LATE NIGHT RADIO SHOW

The LATE NIGHT RADIO SHOW with Terry Jaymes

When the rest of the world goes to bed... the real conversations begin.

The LATE NIGHT RADIO SHOW is a live, uncensored journey into the strange, hilarious, fascinating, and deeply human side of life. Hosted by longtime radio personality Terry Jaymes, each episode captures the magic that made late-night radio legendary—where complete strangers become friends, curiosity beats outrage, and nobody knows where the next conversation will lead.

Expect unforgettable guests, live callers, paranormal mysteries, relationship debates, conspiracy theories (and why people believe them), comedians, authors, scientists, sex experts, ghost stories, UFOs, life after loss, and the kinds of conversations most shows are afraid to have.

Some nights you'll laugh until you cry. Other nights you'll actually think. The best nights... you'll do both.

Whether you're an insomniac, a night-shift worker, a truck driver, or someone who's simply looking for a place to belong after dark, you've found your frequency.

Because people don't just miss radio.

People miss people.

Welcome to The LATE NIGHT RADIO SHOW with Terry Jaymes.

Turn down the lights.
Turn up the volume.
Let's see where the night takes us.

The LATE NIGHT RADIO SHOW with Terry Jaymes
When the rest of the world goes to bed... the real conversations begin.
The LATE NIGHT RADIO SHOW is a live, uncensored journey into the strange, hilarious, fascinating, and deeply human side of life. Hosted by longtime radio personality Terry Jaymes, each episode captures the magic that made late-night radio legendary&mdash;where complete strangers become friends, curiosity beats outrage, and nobody knows where the next conversation will lead.
Expect unforgettable guests, live callers, paranormal mysteries, relationship debates, conspiracy theories (and why people believe them), comedians, authors, scientists, sex experts, ghost stories, UFOs, life after loss, and the kinds of conversations most shows are afraid to have.
Some nights you'll laugh until you cry. Other nights you'll actually think. The best nights... you'll do both.
Whether you're an insomniac, a night-shift worker, a truck driver, or someone who's simply looking for a place to belong after dark, you've found your frequency.
Because people don't just miss radio.
People miss people.
Welcome to The LATE NIGHT RADIO SHOW with Terry Jaymes.
Turn down the lights. Turn up the volume. Let's see where the night takes us.

LATE NIGHT RADIO SHOW with Terry Jaymes

WE SAW A GHOST.  I know. That sounds like the title of a YouTube video made by two people desperately trying to get you to click.  Except we actually did.  In this episode, my wife Shari joins me to talk about the night we both saw the same damn ghost at the same time. Which is important, because if I had seen it alone, Shari could have spent the rest of our marriage gently explaining that I was tired, stressed, hallucinating, or just getting old.  But she saw it too.  And once we told the story, the Wombats came out of the paranormal woodwork. Thanks for all the great calls.  The phones lit up with callers telling us about ghosts, unexplained encounters, creepy houses, strange visitors and those moments when your rational brain says, “There has to be a perfectly logical explanation for this,” while the rest of your body is screaming, “GET THE HELL OUT OF THE HOUSE.”  What started as Shari and me telling one story turned into exactly what I hoped the LATE NIGHT RADIO SHOW could become: strangers calling in late at night, telling stories they probably don't tell everybody else.  This led to a story I've really told of one of the strangest things that's ever happened to me.  This felt like late-night radio.  And somewhere during this episode, I realized something: I think we're onto something here.  So yes, ghosts, paranormal encounters and things that make absolutely no sense are officially going to be a regular part of this show.  Turn the lights down. Pour something. And if you hear a noise behind you while you're watching... I'm sure it's nothing. Probably.  Welcome to the LATE NIGHT RADIO SHOW