About Our Podcast
Lodge Tales is a podcast that tells real stories of the strange and paranormal from Native American/Indigenous personal experiences. There are many tales across Indian Country that remain untold, until now. All stories you hear here are from actual witnesses. These are the recorded conversations the host has with guests from all different tribes and any other indigenous people from across the world.

Recent Episodes
Episode 63. Lavonne Rodriguez - Possession
Lavonne is back to share with us the hauntings that have happened in her neighborhood. The activity still persists to this day. She speaks of a spirit that looks like the exorcist, two instances of possession, a duende, and more! Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/lodge-tales/donations...
Episode 62. Andrea Weatherwax - Two Medicine
Andrea is another one of my family members, my sister, and we grew up on the same part of the Blackfeet Rez. Just across the creek from each other. We talk about the Two Medicine area and some of the spooky things that happened there. She tells about a Black Horse Rider, Bells, Little People, an ol...
Episode 61. Gary Smallboy - The Message
Gary Smallboy joins us from the Cree Nation. He shares his dreams he's had after having a few near-death experiences. He shares an experience his family had with a Wendigo. Talks briefly about bigfoot and little people. Enjoy! Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/lodge-tales/donation...
Our Team
This is brought to you by that man right there and the many awesome guests!

Host and Producer
Rodney Williamson
Reviews
What the people say about us
Remembering Spirit
Lodge Tales taps into our primitive being, reminding us of the interconnectedness of all life. It helped me to incorporate respect for all beings of energy into my daily way. To acknowledge the balance of nature and to be grateful for all it has to teach.
Fascinating
Riveting tales - the host is also very calm and likeable. Thank you for this podcast!
The Calmest, Most Terrifying Podcast in Recent Memory
I’m so grateful that Native American guests are willing to share their stories; it confronts how even spirituality and the paranormal have been colonized in American culture. That said, theirs are some of the most frightening stories I’ve heard on a podcast, mostly told in soft, slow tones. Lodge Tales never fails to c...
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