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Find out more about the Klinge Brothers hit show Ghost Lab on the Discovery Channel. Download all 26, one-hour episodes or get special editions on DVD.
Where in the world are the Klinge Brothers now? From events to lectures to conventions...check out their event schedule and see if they are near you.
Want to hear about the ghosts and strange stories of San Antonio and the South Texas area? Public and private tours available on luxury buses with interactive video. Click here for more info.
The Klinge Brothers take you on their paranormal journey from childhood to today. Read the stories of early investigations and how their theories came to be.
Cool Klinge Brother apparel, hats, and other items are what you will find here. More items being added all of the time, so keep coming back to browse.
Stay at the Klinge Brothers' very own haunted mansion in downtown San Antonio. Luxury accommodations with a haunted history OR investigate a haunted theater in Seguin.
About the Klinge Brothers
Brad and Barry Klinge (aka the Klinge Brothers) are globally recognized paranormal investigators for the past ten years thanks to their television show Ghost Lab which premiered on the Discovery Channel in October 2009 running for two seasons, 26 full hour episodes, and currently in syndication in over 50 countries worldwide. They are also authors of the book “Chasing Ghosts Texas Style”, owners and executive producers of 9 Diamond Productions in which they have produced several paranormal documentaries, and lecturers on the paranormal at conventions and symposiums around the world. But the one thing the Klinge Brothers want to be known as first and foremost are being down-home Texas boys from San Antonio. Their no-holds-barred style of investigation, critical thinking, “outside of the box” methods, and big as Texas personalities have made the brothers a permanent name in the halls of paranormal history and a favorite among many paranormal enthusiasts. The Klinge Brothers are currently working on several television projects in both on and off camera capacities.
