It’s the perfect time of year for Ghost Story to weave a tantalizing web of mystery, family dynamics, and the supernatural all wrapped up and around an intriguing tale of the past.

Host Tristan Redman begins unravelling the tale by delving into his wife's rich family history and introducing us to a century-old unsolved murder while daring to upset his in-laws by asking whether his wife's great-grandfather got away with a cold-blooded murder.

But that’s not all.

Redman adds an electrifying twist claiming that the house next door is supposedly possessed by the spectral presence of the murder victim; his wife's great-grandmother.

That’s some real family trauma-drama, right there.

Ghost Story excels not only in its exceptionally alluring narrative but also in the way the events unfold in each episode, keeping listeners on tenterhooks. Its strength lies in how Redman successfully intertwines a gripping murder mystery with elements of the supernatural, all the while deconstructing a classically spooky story that might just turn his marriage a little topsy-turvy for even more suspense.

This slickly produced does the heavy lifting to keep you on the edge of your seat, teasing an abundant supply of goosebumps and chills. You’re going to want to tune into Ghost Story if you are thirsting for a cocktail of eeriness, mystery, and family secrets that refuse to stay buried in the past.

Have a listen and share what you think.