Talking Weird #209 The Ghost Hunters Bible with Maxim W Furek

Maxim W. Furek ( https://www.maximfurek.com/ ) is an avid student of the paranormal. His eclectic background includes aspects of psychology, addictions, and rock journalism. He has a master’s degree in Communications from Bloomsburg University and a bachelor’s degree in Psychology from Aquinas College.He has been interviewed on numerous podcasts, including EXPLORING THE BIZARRE with the legendary, late, Timothy Green Beckley and on PARANORMAL 60 with Dave Schrader. His book, SHEPPTON: THE MYTH, MIRACLE, AND MUSIC was featured on Australia’s MYSTERIOUS UNIVERSE.He contributes to FATE MAGAZINE, NORMAL PARANORMAL, and PARANORMAL UNDERGROUND.He is the author of SHEPPTON: THE MYTH, MIRACLE, AND MUSIC, as well as COAL REGION HOODOO: PARANORMAL TALES FROM INSIDE THE PIT, FLYING SAUCER ESOTERIC: THE ALTERED STATES OF UFOLOGY, and THE LOST TRIBES OF BIGFOOT.Max returns to Talking Weird to chat about his latest, and tenth, book - released by Hagar 1 Publishing - THE SCREAM OF THE HAUNTED HOUSE.Available here: https://hangar1publishing.com/collections/nonfiction-books/products/scream-of-the-haunted-houseThis ground-breaking book exposes the haunted house as a prison of despair, where earthbound spirits cry for tranquility and tears are shed, not from the eyes, but from the soul.Despite belief that demonic infestation is rare, the author probes the most terrifying of possibilities-Are ghost hunters disturbing things that should be left alone? Are they conceivable targets of demonic wrath? And has Dark Tourism knowingly opened the profane cash registers of Hell?Exploring the most infamous haunted locations-the Conjuring House, Amityville, the Sallie House, the Lizzie Borden House, the Stanley Hotel, Pennhurst Asylum, the Smurl House, the Mansfield Reformatory, and countless others-this is the comprehensive text ghost hunters have been hungering for.Tonight's show covers a wide-ranging overview of hauntings, as well as paranormal investigations, methodologies , and personalities. It's a thought-provoking episode that you do want to miss.