Terry Tyson is a multi-award winning Public Speaker, Mentalist, “Séance Master,” Magickal Raconteur, Creator, and Writer.

His published work spans over forty years, including MAGICK magazine, Vibrations magazine, Scryer’s Seers, Invocation magazine, The Bigger Book of Boo!, Séance magazine, and his own publications, to name a few. Terry has performed across the United States, the Middle East, in Europe and on cruise ships. Terry is also a well-respected lecturer on mentalism, séance work, and bizarre magic. As a “Séance Master” he, along with a handful of other creators, have been credited with revitalizing the interest in séance as a performing art years ago and is now helping to maintain its standing in the mystery arts community

Paul's dear friend Ryan steps in as guest host to interview Paul. This has been a request for the show from the early days and Ryan is the perfect person to step in. Paul and Ryan talk about all things magic, sports, men's mental health and a slew of other random topics

This is a recording from the VERY EARLY days (we will call it SEASON 666) of The Mystery Collection Conversations, I was (as I say in one of the episodes) just an asshole with a camera in a basement and reached out to a bunch of people I wanted to talk with. These episodes have a very special place in my history as being so raw and low tech. 

This is a very special episode for me. I get to sit down with my kids and talk about growing up in a house with a weirdo, full of magic and adventure. I had a technical problem with the computer batteries and had to cut it into two parts but figured out how to make them one audio file. 

This is a recording from the VERY EARLY days (we will call it SEASON 666) of The Mystery Collection Conversations, I was (as I say in one of the episodes) just an asshole with a camera in a basement and reached out to a bunch of people I wanted to talk with. These episodes have a very special place in my history as being so raw and low tech. 

Bobby Liebling has become a dear friend since this interview. He helped me raise money for the Boys and Girls Club Dancing with the Stars fundraiser I participated in and has spread the word about The Mystery Collection as much as he can. 

We had a few technical difficulties getting the connection started but it eventually worked out and we had a great discussion. 

This is a recording from the VERY EARLY days (we will call it SEASON 666) of The Mystery Collection Conversations, I was (as I say in one of the episodes) just an asshole with a camera in a basement and reached out to a bunch of people I wanted to talk with. These episodes have a very special place in my history as being so raw and low tech.

Sean is a producer, actor, director and writer with the H.P. Lovecraft Historical Society which he runs with his nefarious colleague, Andrew Leman. He was intimately involved in the creation of the motion pictures The Call of Cthulhu and The Whisperer in Darkness, nineteen episodes of Dark Adventure Radio Theatre, and many other Lovecraftian projects. With his work at the HPLHS, he's created many other Lovecraftian entertainments. Sean also produces and directs live theatre in Los Angeles. He plays ice hockey and has four chinchillas.

This is a recording from the VERY EARLY days (we will call it SEASON 666) of The Mystery Collection Conversations, I was (as I say in one of the episodes) just an asshole with a camera in a basement and reached out to a bunch of people I wanted to talk with. These episodes have a very special place in my history as being so raw and low tech. 

This was my VERY FIRST episode.  A couple weeks prior,  I had done a show in concert with a tour company in New Orleans. 

Calvin is one of my best friends in the world. He has helped inspire a great deal of The Mystery Collection and been a huge part of helping me as a person. Stay tuned for A LOT more Calvin in the future. 

This is a recording from the VERY EARLY days (we will call it SEASON 666) of The Mystery Collection Conversations, I was (as I say in one of the episodes) just an asshole with a camera in a basement and reached out to a bunch of people I wanted to talk with. These episodes have a very special place in my history as being so raw and low tech. 

This episode might be my favorite one I have done. I reached out to Jake to talk about his amazing book GONE AT MIDNIGHT about the mystery of Elisa Lam and the Cecil Hotel. While we discussed the book and the mystery, the conversation turned into a very deep and personal talk about mental health specifically with men. It was the first time I had publicly talked about my struggles and my therapy with medication and counseling. I really hope to have Jake back on a show very soon. 

This is a recording from the VERY EARLY days (we will call it SEASON 666) of The Mystery Collection Conversations, I was (as I say in one of the episodes) just an asshole with a camera in a basement and reached out to a bunch of people I wanted to talk with. These episodes have a very special place in my history as being so raw and low tech. 

I talk with Sandy Johnson, Judith Meyers from the original 1978 HALLOWEEN about her early movies days, being a horror icon (the first victim of Michael Meyers) and her fame as a Playboy Playmate. 

Marcus sits down with Paul and fellow Direwolf bandmate Paul Prater to talk about music, the Little Rock cocktail scene, The Labyrinth and all things spooky and weird.

Mike is an attorney that has had several very high profile cases and argued in front of the US Supreme Court. He is also a very accomplished singer, songwriter and guitar player. We talk about the law, representing police officers, guitars, Tom Petty's Wildflowers and a lot more.