While as investigators we investigate at night for a variety of reasons, the fact is that activity can occur at any time of day. You don't have to wait for the sun to go down! If you are investigating, there is also no rule you have to turn the lights off.

When it comes to EVP, Burst sessions are the way to go and I'm going to tell you why, , how to do one and what to be mindful of

Find out why Como House always seems to make it onto the bucket list of paranormal investigators across Victoria. A bit of history and of course, a bit of investigating!

Thought to be the earliest documented account of poltergeist activity dating back to 1655. Hear the tale of Gilbert Campbell who danced with the Devil himself

There are lots of fancy gadgets and lots of articles out there telling you the steps to getting a great EVP (I even wrote one ;p) but there is one technique that is often missed ..... the art of observation

Spirit boxes, ghost boxes etc - you either use them or you don't. Either way they are not going away anytime soon. Here are some different experiments you can try to spice things up a little bit!

There are a number of things that can affect a photo - and all of them are a natural phenomena. Being aware of them and adapting some simple techniques can help your cause if you are planning to take photos during a paranormal investigation. Here are the Do's and Dont's of photography during a paranormal investigation.

Do you quite often form an opinion about equipment or technique without actually trying it? Yep me too ... guilty as charged. Here is why though, we shouldn't knock it until we actually try it!

A common paranormal investigator's term is 'I took this photo with my full spectrum camera'. While you are using a converted camera that can see deeper into light our eyes cannot see, it DOES NOT see the full spectrum of light.

There are two sides of the fence when it comes to pregnant women and paranormal investigating. I look at the risks and asked my followers their thoughts on the issue as well.