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 Part high-adventure tale, part autobiography, this page-turner recounts the eerie experiences that convinced brothers Brad and Barry Klinge, founders of Everyday Paranormal and stars of the TV series Ghost Lab on Discovery Channel, that ghosts really do walk among us.  Brad and Barry Klinge have been investigating paranormal occurrences for the last twenty-five years, and in Chasing Ghosts, Texas Style, they divulge some of their most exciting ghost encounters and analyze the science behind their paranormal hunts.

 The Reality of Paranormal Reality Television, - Memoirs of the Klinge Brothers on Ghost Lab Season One is tell-all book about the first season of their hit television show Ghost Lab on the Discovery Channel. It describes the adventures of the two Texas Brothers thrown into the world-wide spotlight of the paranormal reality television genre. They don't hold back on what it is really like to film a paranormal investigation program on a major cable network and their battles with Hollywood's creative license versus their unwavering credibility and stubborn transparency in the world of paranormal research . It also details each location and investigation during that season and highlights many of the important pieces of evidence or information that were left on the editing room floor. It's history lessons, ghost stories, paranormal theory, and a juicy tell-all wrapped into one.   

 Ominous is a voyeuristic experience of real-life stories of terror and mystery. This podcast will shake you down to the last fabric of your soul through fear and trepidation. The words will draw you into each episode and entice your morbid curiosity with tales of ghosts, monsters, aliens, sadistic murders, and secret conspiracies all with vivid vocal imagery. No matter how bizarre or terrifying these stories are, they are all based on actual events—many experienced by the writers themselves. Dare to open your eyes to the Ominous world around you and realize that not all bumps in the night can be explained away.