Grant Wilson

to Ghost Hunters,

starring Jason Hawes and Grant Wilson.

And let me tell you about the Ghost Hunter deep dive that I went on.

A cultural moment, really.

Makes sense why it connected to so many people.

So the episode with the most controversy, besides this first one that I've given you now, is the 2008 episode Halloween Live.

During a live Halloween broadcast, Grant Wilson's jacket collar visibly gets tucked on camera.

What? Oh

The marks had gone away since then, but his fear of what made them seemed to have remained with him.

The team, Jason, Grant Wilson, Keith Johnson, Ed Baines, Andy Andrews, among others, packed up their gear and made the long trek from Rhode Island to Maine.

By unfortunate chance, they were about to drive headfirst into a blizzard.

Hours later, and through several inches of snow, the team finally arrived at the sprawling 26-room home in Skowhegan.

... and just not say, "Oh, I have a demon in my house."

I learned something very early on when I first started investigating, and it was actually Grant Wilson who said this, "Start on Earth and work your way up."

That is amazing advice.

Whenever you're investigating, start on Earth and work your way up.

That's crazy.

The, uh, lighthouse became a very hot paranormal topic back in 2005 when Ghost Hunters, TAPS, came to town, Jason Hawes, Grant Wilson.

Uh, Jason and Grant were fascinated about a place, and some, uh, really hardcore ghost hunters from all over the world come to this place just to check out-

Mm-hmm

...

but, like, how many more episodes do we need to see, like, Grant Wilson explaining what EVP is?

[laughs] Yes.

They did it every single episode.