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Christopher Balzano has been documenting the unexplained since 1994 and has been a figure in the paranormal world through his book, articles, and his work as the director of Massachusetts Paranormal Crossroads and now Tripping on Legends.

Balzano is the author of several books about regional hauntings, Dark Woods, Cults Crime and the Paranormal in the Freetown State Forest and Ghosts of the Bridgewater Triangle, as well as the collection of true ghosts stories Ghostly Adventures and the how-to paranormal books Picture Yourself Ghost Hunting and Picture Yourself Capturing Ghosts on Film. His most recent book, Haunted Objects: Stories of Ghosts on Your Shelf, captures stories of everyday people who have accidentally allowed spirits into their house.

He has been a contributor to Jeff Belanger's Encyclopedia of Haunted Places and Weird Massachusetts and was one of the writers behind Weird Hauntings. He has appeared in more than a dozen other books, often called in to offer insight into the paranormal of perspective on a certain case.

Christopher Balzano has been documenting the unexplained since 1994 and has been a figure in the paranormal world through his book, articles, and his work as the director of Massachusetts Paranormal Crossroads and now Tripping on Legends.

Balzano is the author of several books about regional hauntings, Dark Woods, Cults Crime and the Paranormal in the Freetown State Forest and Ghosts of the Bridgewater Triangle, as well as the collection of true ghosts stories Ghostly Adventures and the how-to paranormal books Picture Yourself Ghost Hunting and Picture Yourself Capturing Ghosts on Film. His most recent book, Haunted Objects: Stories of Ghosts on Your Shelf, captures stories of everyday people who have accidentally allowed spirits into their house.

He has been a contributor to Jeff Belanger's Encyclopedia of Haunted Places and Weird Massachusetts and was one of the writers behind Weird Hauntings. He has appeared in more than a dozen other books, often called in to offer insight into the paranormal of perspective on a certain case.

Ashley Pollock - So, just who is Ashley - who calls herself a witchcrafter?

It probably began when Ashley was a child in her backyard. She saw a bumblebee - was convinced that it was a faery - caught the bumblebee - and, of course, found out that it wasn’t a faery. That didn’t stop Ashley from believing in magic - instead, it led to a lifelong belief in all things magical.

Magic is with us everyday - it isn’t just the realm of magic practitioners, witches, or wicca - it’s also the realm of ordinary, everyday people.

Think about a time when you saw a rainbow that took your breath away. Think about the time when you were mesmerized by an ant or bird or lizard - anything nature. Think about the time when someone did something and you were profoundly moved. All those experiences are magic and magical - and whether they are momentary or longer - you’ve been touched by magic.

Ashley is a “white” witch and practices as a solitary witch, which means: - that she practices independently & eclectically - that she doesn’t belong to a Wiccan coven or Wiccan tradition, and - that her worship of the Goddess is individual and unique.

Ashley Pollock - So, just who is Ashley - who calls herself a witchcrafter?

It probably began when Ashley was a child in her backyard. She saw a bumblebee - was convinced that it was a faery - caught the bumblebee - and, of course, found out that it wasn’t a faery. That didn’t stop Ashley from believing in magic - instead, it led to a lifelong belief in all things magical.

Magic is with us everyday - it isn’t just the realm of magic practitioners, witches, or wicca - it’s also the realm of ordinary, everyday people.

Think about a time when you saw a rainbow that took your breath away. Think about the time when you were mesmerized by an ant or bird or lizard - anything nature. Think about the time when someone did something and you were profoundly moved. All those experiences are magic and magical - and whether they are momentary or longer - you’ve been touched by magic.

Ashley is a “white” witch and practices as a solitary witch, which means: - that she practices independently & eclectically - that she doesn’t belong to a Wiccan coven or Wiccan tradition, and - that her worship of the Goddess is individual and unique.

John Grasson is a traveler, explorer, research technician, desert photographer, and part-time truth seeker. To him, the treasure has always been in the story and not necessarily in gold or silver. He is considered the leading authority on the Lost Ship of the Desert, the Black Gold of Pegleg Smith, and is a PROUD member of the Billy Holcomb chapter of E Clampus Vitus.

He has been featured on several TV networks from the American Heroes Channel Lost Ship of the Mojave, the Travel Channel Legend Hunter, and the Science Channel Mysteries of the Missing.

John was also the co-host of the Death Valley Jim Radio program which aired on KPTR1450AM out of Palm Springs California. He was featured in an article from Newsweek magazine, and was a guest on Midnight in the Desert (the old Art Bell show). John is currently working on the most complete book about the Lost Ships of the Desert which will be due out later this year. If you are interested, John is available as a guest speaker, research companion and even fireside chats…

If you have questions or think you might have some new information, he can be reached at [email protected]

John Grasson is a traveler, explorer, research technician, desert photographer, and part-time truth seeker. To him, the treasure has always been in the story and not necessarily in gold or silver. He is considered the leading authority on the Lost Ship of the Desert, the Black Gold of Pegleg Smith, and is a PROUD member of the Billy Holcomb chapter of E Clampus Vitus.

He has been featured on several TV networks from the American Heroes Channel Lost Ship of the Mojave, the Travel Channel Legend Hunter, and the Science Channel Mysteries of the Missing.

John was also the co-host of the Death Valley Jim Radio program which aired on KPTR1450AM out of Palm Springs California. He was featured in an article from Newsweek magazine, and was a guest on Midnight in the Desert (the old Art Bell show). John is currently working on the most complete book about the Lost Ships of the Desert which will be due out later this year. If you are interested, John is available as a guest speaker, research companion and even fireside chats…

If you have questions or think you might have some new information, he can be reached at [email protected]

John Grasson is a traveler, explorer, research technician, desert photographer, and part-time truth seeker. To him, the treasure has always been in the story and not necessarily in gold or silver. He is considered the leading authority on the Lost Ship of the Desert, the Black Gold of Pegleg Smith, and is a PROUD member of the Billy Holcomb chapter of E Clampus Vitus.

He has been featured on several TV networks from the American Heroes Channel Lost Ship of the Mojave, the Travel Channel Legend Hunter, and the Science Channel Mysteries of the Missing.

John was also the co-host of the Death Valley Jim Radio program which aired on KPTR1450AM out of Palm Springs California. He was featured in an article from Newsweek magazine, and was a guest on Midnight in the Desert (the old Art Bell show). John is currently working on the most complete book about the Lost Ships of the Desert which will be due out later this year. If you are interested, John is available as a guest speaker, research companion and even fireside chats…

If you have questions or think you might have some new information, he can be reached at [email protected]

Tim Scullion - Haunted, Historic Colonial Williamsburg, Virginia with Breakthrough Ghost Photography, is a first in the world of paranormal research: Author Tim Scullion has completed a two-year photographic study of Colonial Williamsburg—out of over 10,000 photographs, only the very best were chosen (230) to document ghosts and apparitions of all sizes, shapes, and colors. He has unlocked techniques to consistently photograph residents of the “other side”, and has included historical background as well as paranormal experiences and personal insights to accompany each house and building in the world’s largest living museum. This book has been nominated for consideration in the nonfiction category for the 20th annual Library of Virginia Literary Awards. It is available at Schiffer Publishing, Amazon http://amzn.com/0764350609, Colonial Williamsburg's Visitor Center and shops (Colonial Williamsburg’s best selling book), and at local Barnes and Nobel bookstores as well as many other locations. The second book in this series is set for release in August of 2018, and one of the many surprises is the largest number of ghosts ever captured in one photo!

Lopaka Kapanui - Beyond the cool, blue waters and balmy trade winds of our idealistic paradise is the thin veil which separates our world from the place where shadows talk back. Join Native Hawaiian Cultural Practitioner, Kumu Hula, Actor,Writer & Master Storyteller, Lopaka Kapanui, as he explores the secrets and little-known facts of our beloved home through Mysteries of Hawai'i, 'O'ahu's Original Ghost Tours. Spirits, Ghosts, Legends, Facts Experience the Hawaii most don’t see every day.

Tim Scullion - Haunted, Historic Colonial Williamsburg, Virginia with Breakthrough Ghost Photography, is a first in the world of paranormal research: Author Tim Scullion has completed a two-year photographic study of Colonial Williamsburg—out of over 10,000 photographs, only the very best were chosen (230) to document ghosts and apparitions of all sizes, shapes, and colors. He has unlocked techniques to consistently photograph residents of the “other side”, and has included historical background as well as paranormal experiences and personal insights to accompany each house and building in the world’s largest living museum. This book has been nominated for consideration in the nonfiction category for the 20th annual Library of Virginia Literary Awards. It is available at Schiffer Publishing, Amazon http://amzn.com/0764350609, Colonial Williamsburg's Visitor Center and shops (Colonial Williamsburg’s best selling book), and at local Barnes and Nobel bookstores as well as many other locations. The second book in this series is set for release in August of 2018, and one of the many surprises is the largest number of ghosts ever captured in one photo!