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Nick, Zak & Aaron

Fueled with testosterone and adrenaline, “Ghost Adventures” crew — Zak Bagans, Nick Groff and Aaron Goodwin — investigate the scariest, most notorious, haunted places in the world.

These three brave adventurers interview eyewitnesses and historians at “haunted” locations, arming themselves with the stories of the ghosts they will later provoke and confront during their dusk-to-dawn lock-downs. After their investigation, they review and analyze their findings with some the most respected experts and specialists in the paranormal field.

This show will get you “hooked” before you  know it. I have to give credit to them, they either are extremely talented in the business of  finding ghosts, or they are very good actors with great CGI effects available. They remind me of one of those spiritual experiences that is very difficult to explain in simple words. One of those spiritual moments that most of us have experienced at some point in our lives. But by no means their intention is to deal with such spirits in a religious way, but to the opposite, they often taunt, yell and provoke the spirits that supposedly haunt such locations.

Are they enterntaining? Absolutely. Is this ghost stuff real? I don’t have an answer myself. Evidence of the paranormal or spiritual world has been largely documented throughout religion and cultural documents for hundreds of years. Whether they are dealing with the ghosts and spirits of the deceased, some kind of negative energy or evil spirits, it is not up to me to determine. But if you have a curiousity for these kind of subjects, Ghost Adventures will keep you glued to your TV every Friday night on The Travel Channel.

Ghost Adventures just signed for a second season, and another 26 episodes with The Travel Channel.

Haunted Voice in La Purisima Mission

So far the first two episodes this season have been a success. It is up to you know to decide whether or not you accept the challenge, and see if you can sleep with the lights off ever again.