With solar eclipses and earthquakes in the news, we have noticed that a lot of people have been trying to connect these events together, or so some larger meaning.  In the paranormal world, we see this all time.  Why do we feel the need to attach some kind of meaning or message to everything that happens around us?  We also talk about what we have learned and how we have evolved as we celebrate a major milestone for our organization.

As we celebrate the one-year anniversary of the podcast, we take a deeper look into why we are drawn to the paranormal and ponder if the the true thing we are searching for is ourselves.

Understanding what is history and what is legend is crucial when investigating the paranormal.  However, these are often intertwined, and can be difficult to separate.  How do each guide us in our quest to understand the spirits we investigate?  How often do we get the luxury of the full story?  Why is our generation of investigators one of the last that will have to deal with this difficult, yet charming, challenge?  We will address these questions as well as do a deep dive into our most recent investigation video as we peel back the curtain and talk more in depth about the location, the spirits, and our takeaways.

We are back in for our first investigation of 2024. In this two-location investigation, we attempt to communicate with the original owners of what is now an AirBnB and an adjacent flower shop where paranormal acitivity has been reported. In the process, we come across some evidence that points to one of the most prominent geographic features of the area.

In this episode, Dan addresses some videos he saw online about paranormal investigating that got under his skin, and how there's room enough for anyone and everyone to grow within the field. We then examine the pressure that investigators and locations alike feel to capture paranormal evidence, and why some types of evidence seem to carry more weight with folks than others.

Investigation equipment can be expensive, and, over the years, we have spent a lot of money on various types of gear.  Some were worth the money.  Some...not so much.  Join us as we talk about the best and worst paranormal gear, what you need and don't need, and the tricks we've learned to avoid overpaying for our equipment.

Paranormal evidence has always had issues with credibility.  As technology expands, it is becoming easier to fake paranormal evidence, and harder to ascertain what is real and what is not.  What can we all do stay ahead of the those who would use this technology to fake evidence?  In what ways could AI potentially assist investigations?  Do we need to change how we view paranormal content?  We dive into these questions, and more, in today's episode. Hyde Hall Event Tickets Link:  https://www.eventbrite.com/e/orange-county-paranormal-ny-investigation-tickets-811666304767?utm-campaign=social&utm-content=attendeeshare&utm-medium=discovery&utm-term=listing&utm-source=cp&aff=ebdsshcopyurl

n our first installment of the new year, we take some time to answer questions that we have received during events through social media.  How long does it take to investigate a location?  How often do we collaborate with other paranormal groups?  Why don't we livestream?  We answer these questions, and more, while also talking about what we have coming up over the next year.