Panasonic RR-DR60 was one of the first consumer digital recorders to hit the market. In 1998, it retailed for around $100, and some believed to had an uncanny ability to capture voices from beyond the vail. The RR-DR60 quickly became the must-have p…
In recent months, I’ve been contacted by several listeners and people finding the podcast who aren’t ghost hunters and have little to no interest in the paranormal. They don’t want to get into this as a hobby, but they themselves are experiencing so…
Understanding EVP Recorders Before we jump into specific models, it's important to understand some technical stuff. You'll often hear about bit depth and sampling rate. In simple terms, bit depth (like 24-bit or 32-bit) refers to how much data i…
Apportation is one of those topics thats interesting, but the more you dig into it, the more frustrating it can be. Whether you’ve seen it on ghost-hunting shows, read about it in paranormal books, or even experienced it firsthand, it’s the kind of …
Don’t all ghost hunters and investigators work with a team? No. As a matter of fact, before shows like Ghost Hunters and Ghost Adventures aired in the early 2000s, it was common for some of the most notable paranormal investigators to work solo or w…
If ghosts are real, why are there no new ghosts?” I get this half serious question all the time. It’s usually followed up with a jab about stuffy ghosts from the 1800s. It’s true, the majority of well-known ghost stories are decades or centuries old…
I was in elementary school when I was standing in line at Cooke's Food Store with my grandmother. I picked up the Halloween addition of Disney Adventures. The cover was purple and it had a featured article in it about a real ghostbuster. Like most …
We’ve all seen the shows where a ghost hunting team locks themselves in a spooky building and shuts off the lights. Everyone breaks out their trusty EMF meters and voice recorders to sit in the dark and jump at every sound. But, what is really neede…
