America's Most Haunted

Syfy’s hit unscripted series GHOST MINE is back with a ripping season 2, Wednesdays at 10PM (ET/PT).
In the 12 episode second season of GHOST MINE, the hardened team of gold miners and paranormal investigators PATRICK DOYLE and KRISTEN LUMAN head back to Sumpter, Oregon’s Crescent Mine to continue their search for fortune and phantoms at the notoriously haunted and potentially rich mine.
The Crescent Mine welcomes a few additions to the team this year including the surprise return of a familiar face, a third generation miner joining his father and grandfather in Sumpter, an upgraded model of the popular RIPA (Remote Investigator of Paranormal Activity), and a four-legged excavation expert – a pooch named “Little Boy.”
Patrick Doyle has been fascinated by the paranormal since he was 7-years-old, when he came face-to-face with a shadow figure and, instead of running away, went towards it. Patrick is also the author and illustrator of award-winning books for Young Readers and teens, and invents his own ghost hunting equipment, including the RIPA (Remote Investigator of Paranormal Activity), a cutting edge, remote-controlled device that can collect data from locations deemed too dangerous for people to enter.
Kristen Luman began her research into the paranormal field while attending Portland State University, where she graduated with a focus on paranormal psychology. Kristen conducts field experiments regularly and is also a certified hynotherapist.

Eccentric antique shop, Loved to Death opens its doors to Science Channel for a second season of ODDITIES: SAN FRANCISC, Saturdays at 10pE/P. Loved to Death is more than just a store — it's the heart and soul of the oddest street in town.
The store’s colorful owner Audra, and employee Wednesday, are joined by newcomer Lincoln to take on the eclectic customers and bizarre antiques that enter the Haight Street haven. From germaphobes to ancient artifacts, the ten brand new episodes of ODDITIES: SAN FRANCISCO showcase the weird and wacky world of antiques.
Owner Audra began her career working in a natural history store and her personal collection grew from there. Audra is also an artist and makes the dioramas and jewelry in her upstairs studio. A perfectionist, Audra prides herself in hand-selecting the most perfect items for her shop, traveling from private collections to flea markets on a regular basis.
Wednesday is a part-time Goth model whose longstanding obsession with obscurities made her a perfect fit at Loved to Death. The resident 'brainiac' enjoys researching the origins of bizarre items and often goes into long historical and scientific tangents when explaining them to customers.

Bhakti Fest is a Yoga/Dance/Music Festival celebrating the devotional path with roots in yoga, kirtan, and meditation. It embraces ancient and modern sacred wisdom, traditional and non-traditional spiritual practices, and is a vehicle for evolution of human consciousness.
Fest producer Sridhar Steven Silberfein has been on a personal spiritual quest for over 40 years, while blending a life as a pioneering businessman.
In 1969, Sridhar brought Swami Satchidananda to Woodstock, at which time he committed to someday producing the spiritual equivalent of Woodstock, now embodied in the three Bhakti Fests: Shakti Fest, Bhakti Fest Midwest, and the original Bhakti Fest held every September since 2009.
In 1970 he established the first health food store in Southern California, and brought skin care products with jojoba and tea tree oil to America for the first time.
He established the non-profit Center for Spiritual Studies (CSS) and co-founded the Triloka recording label, which has helped launch the careers of today’s most popular kirtan artists.
REAL FEAR 2: THE TRUTH BEHIND (MORE) MOVIES premieres Friday, 9/6 at 9pE on Chiller.  In this two-hour special, paranormal investigators Katrina Weidman, Richard Dolan, John McGarry, Chris Holt and Becky Weingrad explore the terrifying factual stories behind horror movies THE HAUNTING IN CONNECTICUT; THE BLAIR WITCH PROJECT; FIRE IN THE SKY, and A NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET.
We speak with Katrina Weidman about her experiences making the show.

Released today, 8/27 on DVD and digital download, documentary film MONSTERS WANTED follows IT pro Rich Teachout as he quits his job and invests his life savings into opening Louisville's Asylum Haunted Scream Park
He and his partner Janel dedicate every moment, ounce of energy and dollar to making their “scream park” a reality. Along the way they have to deal with sabotage, civil war, and the crunch of time to achieve their goals. The resulting movie is a rare peek into a multi-million dollar industry known for its well-guarded secrets and self-proclaimed madness.
“We’re excited about this opportunity to get the movie out to the biggest possible audience via digital download and DVD,” says director Brian Cunningham. “It’s been a passion project for two years and we can’t wait for the world to see it."
Brian Cunningham, a Louisville native, has written and directed numerous short films as well as the award-winning feature film “Overtime” starring former WWE superstar Al Snow and John Wells.
Located in the heart of Southern Louisville, the Asylum Haunted Scream Park boasts four terrifying attractions at one scary location.
AMERICA"S MOST HAUNTED is a brand, radio show, and forthcoming blockbuster book by Eric Olsen and Theresa Argie celebrating America's haunted hotspots, all things paranormal and SPOOKY.

With a distinctive landscape of dense woods, murky lakes, and hidden valleys stretching the length of the eastern U.S., the Appalachian region is a hotbed for creatures both legendary and as yet unidentified.
Wolfman, Devil Dog, Grassman, Wampus Beast, Mothman, Lizard Demon – for generations, these mysterious monsters have spawned countless sightings in the 1500-mile long mountain chain.
Now in Destination America’s new series MOUNTAIN MONSTERS, Saturdays at 10pE, a band of hardcore hunters and trappers native to West Virginia and known as The Appalachian Investigators of Mysterious Sightings (AIMS) is at the ready to identify and snare these shadowy figures.
Having spent a lifetime with the mountain wilderness as their home, hobby, and hunting ground, the AIMS and its founder John “Trapper” Tice expertly tap into their backwoods ingenuity using both traditional techniques and modern technology to capture the supernatural beast.

GHOST HUNTERS regular Britt Griffith is not only a steady, perceptive force on Syfy's franchise paranormal investigation show, but now he's an indie horror movie filmmaker, with starring roles in THE BLACK DAHLIA HAUNTING, and forthcoming DEAD SEA, TO RELEASE A SOUL, A GRIM BECOMING, and THE ZODIAC LEGACY.
Britt was born and raised in Southern California and worked in Hollywood from a young age in a variety of behind the scenes roles including paging, security, props, set building and production assisting. Then, in his late twenties, Britt ventured off the Hollywood path and worked a blue-collar job running heavy equipment at an asphalt manufacturing plant for 13 years.
One of Britt's lifelong hobbies is investigating claims of the paranormal, which led him to a friendship with Jason Hawes. In 2008 Jason reached out to Britt and asked if he would like to assist on an important case they had coming up. Britt said yes, and now finds himself working all over the world in front of the camera investigating the paranormal as part of the GHOST HUNTERS team.
When he's not filming on Ghost Hunters, Britt makes appearances at multiple guest events all over the country, where he lectures and leads paranormal investigations.
Having grown up with dyslexia, Britt knows first-hand the challenges those with dyslexia have and during his years in school, was greatly helped by the Dyslexia Foundation research program at Chapman University. To give back, Britt spends his free time mentoring kids with learning disabilities.

Yogi Akal is an expert in working with the total being. An accomplished Yogi, Sikh minister, social commentator and widely sought after consultant, counsellor and teacher, he is also a dynamic speaker, having conducted hundreds of programs throughout the United States, Europe, Canada, Latin America, and the Caribbean.
Yogi Akal is the world Master of Yogic Numerology. He is the foremost authority on a specialized branch of Yogic teachings, known as Ten Body Yoga, and is the developer of Laser Touch, a unique Yogic system of healing.
Since 1973, Yogi Akal has been teaching people how to achieve optimal health, wellness and success: reaching out and communicating; understanding the world we live in; how the mind, body and spirit connect; and how to achieve one’s potential on the job, at school, or at home. He has a distinguished record with prominent universities, schools, hospitals, mental health facilities, international Yoga organizations, government agencies, and corporations.
Yogi Akal’s unique combination of storytelling and educational programming has inspired and entertained both children and adults around the world. His multimedia presentations have included topics such as Yoga, meditation, stress reduction, numerology, healing, and communication. He co-produced a peace and social justice program, which was shown at the United Nations. His original compositions, based on Yogic Numerology, have been commissioned by individual clients, businesses and families.

AMH Radio talks PARANORMAL WITNESS with producer Mark Lewis, who oversees the production "the scariest show on TV," back now for its third season on Syfy on Wednesday nights at 10pE/P; and witness Jeanette Meyran.
Season 3 began a couple of weeks ago with “The Long Island Terror,” featuring intense demonic activity at a house in Long Island, NY. Following the tragic death of her husband, Jeanette Meyran, the widow of a New York City Fire Department lieutenant killed in the line of duty, attempts to rebuild her life in a newly constructed home.
Unbeknownst to her and her family, the property’s original owners were cultists and they soon find themselves being haunted by an evil spirit awakened by the renovations.
Mark Lewis joined London-based Raw TV three years ago to direct two action drama-documentaries, "The Real Goodfellas" (the season premiere of Raw TV’s award-winning Locked Up Abroad), and Somali Pirate Attack for Discovery.
He has worked in the TV industry for over 20 years and is writer and director of factual dramas and documentaries for the BBC, Channel 4, Five, ABC Australia, Network Nine Australia, PBS, the History Channel, Discovery, National Geographic, as well as Syfy. 
Mark's films have won an Emmy, the New York Television Festival, and the American Film and TV Awards.

GHOST HUNTERS veteran Steve Gonsalves is TAPS' (The Atlantic Paranormal Society) technology manager and lead evidence analyst. With Grant Wilson retired from the show, Steve is also de facto second in command after founder Jason Hawes.
Gonsalves has been a public speaker and educator about paranormal phenomena for more than 10 years; is co-founder of TAPS publication, PARAMAGAZINE; and trains all TAPS members on use and maintenance of the team's wide range of high-tech ghost hunting equipment..
Syfy’s GHOST HUNTERS returns with the second half of season 9 on Wednesday, June 12 at 9 PM ET/PT with brand new investigations in all-new locations.
In Wednesday's ep, “The Ghost Hasn’t Left the Building,” TAPS heads to Louisiana to investigate the historic Shreveport Municipal Memorial Auditorium – famed for being the venue where Elvis Presley played his first professional gig in 1954.
In order to ease the minds of frightened visitors, performers and staff, TAPS’ client is hoping that the team can find an explanation for the reports of paranormal activity at the auditorium. She also wants to know if Elvis really did leave the building or if The King’s spirit is attracting an audience of apparitions…
Upcoming eps include “Ghost Friends Forever” (6/19), at a bungalow in Little Rock, AR; “Vintage Spirits” (6/26), at the Belvoir Winery in Liberty, MO; “Hoover Damned” (7/10) at Nevada’s Old Boulder City Hospital; and “Something in the Water” (7/17) at The Elms Resort & Spa in Excelsior Springs, MO.

Joedy Cook is one of the most active Bigfoot researchers in the state of Ohio. Originally, he was a member of the Cincinnati UFO research group A.S.K. but realized that his interests were more in the field of cryptozoology.
Joedy has been studying the Bigfoot phenomenon since 1991 and is the author of several books; Bigfoot in Ohio, Legend of the Grassman, Traces of the Grassman: The Hunt for the Ohio Bigfoot, The Beginner's Guide to Bigfoot Research, Cryptid Ohio, Winged Entity Casebook, Humanoid Encounters: Books 1 & 2, Werewolves: Myths & Legends, Zombies: What You Need to Know or You'll Die, and Zombie Survival Guide.
He founded the Cryptid Seekers with Dina Palazini and Esteban Sarmiento, as well as the Ohio Center for Bigfoot Studies. He is the editor of Cryptid Seekers Magazine. Joedy is a member of the American Bigfoot Society. Joedy has appeared on several television programs that discuss large primates in North America, including the History Channel's Monsterquest, SyFy's Sightings & Encounters and The Learning Channel's Top Ten Mysteries of the World.
Today, Joedy lives in Cincinnati and can be seen giving presentations at paranormal and cryptid conventions across the state and Canada.