This morning, I finally got my interview with the guys of Discovery Channel’s new paranormal series Ghost Lab and something very strange happened. I do all of my interviews through Skype with the Pamela add-on to record the call. I’ve been doing this for a couple of years now and have logged nearly 100 perfect recordings. Today, the software did what it was supposed to. The counter clicked off the time, the bars hopped up and down showing a voice signal but when I went to transcribe the interview I found only my voice and not theirs. A half hour …read more

The burly guys of Ghost Lab, Discovery Channel’s newest reality ghost hunting series, have no problem facing off against an angry spirit, but when it comes to a probing reporter, they go running the other way.
When I first made mention of the show here on SFUniverse, I thought it would be a quick blip and gone, but now, nearly a month later, I’m still getting comments on that post and they’re not all that nice.
Not long after, I was offered an interview with the guys behind Ghost Lab and I said great. I told them that my readers here wanted …read more

A few weeks ago, I posted a story about the new Discovery Channel series Ghost Lab and the comments haven’t stopped coming. While some people are glad to see another ghost chasing show on TV, others have ground the series into the ground. One voice of reason in the middle of it all was Patrick French, Founder of Huntsville Ghost Hunters. He left such a compelling comment, I asked him to expand it into a guest post and here you have it. A look at ghost hunting on TV from a man who does it without a camera crew at …read more

Discovery Channel takes another step into the world of ghost hunting this October with the premiere of their new show Ghost Lab. I haven’t seen the show yet but the press on it talks up the high tech nature of the show. Brad and Barry Klinge are Texas boys who founded a company called Everyday Paranormal and they claim to have a new twist on the old hunt.
What they do have is a fancy mobile lab that’s loaded with cool gadgets. It’s a 24-foot car hauler that is capable of providing 200,000 watts of electricity to power audio, video and …read more