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Busy Season Begins: Amy Bruni Travels from Gettysburg to Utah
Catching Up from a Paranormal Whirlwind
Amy Bruni travels a lot during spooky season, and this year is no exception! It’s been a whirlwind few weeks, and it’s only getting busier. Amy just returned from a successful Strange Escapes in Gettysburg, where Paranormal Circle members gathered for an unforgettable weekend filled with paranormal activity, perfect weather, and even a chilling EVP from the battlefields.
Busy season is upon me! It’s been a crazy few weeks, and it’s only going to get crazier. I’ve just returned home from a very successful Strange Escapes in Gettysburg. There were so many Paranormal Circle members in attendance, it was incredible nice to see. We had a number of experiences through out the weekend, and the weather was absolutely perfect. One of our folks captured an amazing EVP at the edge of the battlefields. It was either horses galloping or men marching, but it’s clear as day. You can watch it on my Instagram or Facebook pages.
Before that, I was in Utah for PhenomeCon. This was a whole new crowd for me. This convention is traditionally UFOs and Cryptids, but they’ve been bringing in more and more paranormal folks each year. They’ve already asked me back for next year, so watch your calendars!
My ‘Walking with Ghosts: An Evening of True Crime Hauntings’ has also officially kicked off. If you haven’t checked if I’m coming to a city near you, you can do so at walkingwithghoststour.com
Remember, tell the merch table folks that you’re a Paranormal Circle member and there will be a free gift waiting for you!
I’ll try to do updates from the road when I can. I can’t wait to see so many of you out there! The live streams will probably slow down until after Halloween, just because the schedule is so crazy, but we’ll more than make up for it with a very spooky winter.
Cheers friends, see you all soon!
xoxo
~ a
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Latest Pennhurst Paracon Updates: Exciting News and Paranormal Adventures Await!
Good morning from Pennhurst Paracon! As we dive into the day, I’m thrilled to share some exciting Pennhurst Paracon updates with you. The website has undergone a major overhaul, and it’s looking fantastic – a fitting hub for all the latest news and events from one of the biggest paranormal conventions in the US.
As I update you from the heart of Pennhurst Paracon, I can’t help but feel the electric atmosphere. The updates to the website have made it easier than ever to connect with fellow enthusiasts and keep abreast of all the happenings. Last night’s kick-off party was just a taste of the incredible energy we’re going to experience today.
Now, let’s talk about some of the Pennhurst Paracon updates that are sure to excite you. The Paranormal Circle is now live, and it’s a game-changer for the community. This online platform is a treasure trove for those passionate about the paranormal, offering live webcams, exclusive meet-ups, and member-only discounts.
In addition to the Pennhurst Paracon updates, there’s news on my other projects. While Kindred Spirits is in limbo, I’m embarking on a new television project that’s very close to my heart. Plus, the sixth season of my podcast, Haunted Road, is in production, and my cookbook, Food to Die For, is set to release on July 30th.
With all these Pennhurst Paracon updates and personal projects, it’s shaping up to be an exciting year. I’m eager to meet many of you at the convention and at upcoming Strange Escapes events. Remember, next Thursday is our first live event for the Paranormal Circle, and it’s not to be missed!
So, as I gear up for another day at Pennhurst Paracon, I want to remind you to check out the updated website and join us in the Paranormal Circle. It’s the perfect place to stay informed about all the Pennhurst Paracon updates and connect with the community.
See you soon at Pennhurst Paracon, and let’s make the most of these thrilling updates!
Cheers,
~ a
Why are you doing larger/well known locations?
It’s Friday! That means tonight it’s an all new episode of Kindred Spirits on Travel Channel at 9/8c.! Make sure you check out our investigation of Sterling Hill Mine in New Jersey tonight! It’s a doozy.
Now, on to today’s question. I’ve answered this before in another blog, but thought I’d readdress it since we get it a lot!
Why are you doing larger/well-known locations?
When Adam and I created Kindred Spirits, our goal was to help families. Every investigation focused on a family who felt they were being haunted and they were desperate for answers.
As we started applying our thoughts and theories to these investigations (see my blog, “Why We Don’t Cross Things Over”), we began to realize that in addition to helping the living members of these families, the spirits seemed to want and need our assistance as well.
As the show began airing and gaining in popularity, more and more people from locations that weren’t residences began reaching out for help. Some of these places had been treated as novelties for quite some time and the owners were ready to treat their ghosts in a more humane way, to find out what they actually needed. It was time to stop looking at these spirits as something spooky that provided you with a scare and then you left, to actually finding out their stories, their names, their reasons for being where they are.
The other deciding factor was how many employees, volunteers and staff at these locations were having experiences that were actually hindering operations or scaring them. Or visitors having experiences that terrified them enough they either stayed away or it left them wondering what was really going on there.
So, we branched out. We feel like these entities in these larger spaces, as well as the living people trying to operate them, need our help too and it’s been extremely rewarding. Not only have we identified a number of potential spirits and found out why they linger, but we’ve also corrected SO much misinformation historically about some of these places, in addition to finding entirely new bits of history during our research. (Honestly, the research is my FAVORITE part.)
Our focus is and has always been, helping. The idea of someone’s loved one being trapped in an old infirmary, hospital, jail, etc fueled us to start taking those cases as well. Frankly, we’re incredibly glad we did. We also love our family cases and we’re glad to have a healthy mix of both each season for you.
Thanks so much for following along with these this week! I may do this again soon!
In the meantime, enjoy the show tonight! Make sure to tell your friends!
xoxo