The Dark Side of Paranormal TV | Katrina Weidman Gets Honest
Paranormal TV helped bring ghost stories into the mainstream. But it also changed the expectations of what paranormal investigations are supposed to look like. In this clip from the Ghost City Podcast, paranormal investigator Katrina Weidman talks about the pressure television created to deliver bigger reactions, scarier moments, and dramatic evidence. She explains why she refuses to fake paranormal activity and why staged investigations can cause real harm, especially to people who are grieving or searching for answers. This conversation looks at the ethics of paranormal investigation, the responsibility investigators have to the public, and what honest research into the unexplained should actually look like. Watch the full episode here: https://youtu.be/TiO6m48CdkA?si=Ds17r3Cp95DG5s_l 🎙️ More episodes of the Ghost City Podcast explore the intersection of history, folklore, true crime, and the paranormal.
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