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Aug 30
Lecture for HalloweenI am in negotiation with 2 venues to do a large-scale lecture sometime before Halloween. Some of the details I can give you are as follows: Hopefully I’ll find out which venue will be hosting the event within the next 2 weeks! Stay tuned. Jul 30
Big news: Information coming soonThere is the potential for a big announcement coming within the next few weeks. I will keep you posted on what it is as soon as I have specific information, sorry to be so cryptic about it. Jun 02
The Final Curtain – A new lecture for 2009A new lecture is now available for 2009. The Final Curtain: Nov 09
ThanksThanks to everyone that made the lectures, seminars, classes, etc. so fun and fascinating this year. As of right now no lectures are scheduled for 2009 but I’m sure that will change. If you are interested in booking a lecture visit the contact page and drop me a line. Also, in 2009, look for the first in my series of “weird” kids books. Oct 11
Paranormal Investigation: A Primer
Paranormal Investigation: A Primer Oct 01
2008 Most Haunted Cities in MichiganOct .1, 2008 ROYAL OAK, Mich. — Citizens who are easily scared or who are fascinated by the paranormal may be wondering where they can find — or hide from — the cities in Michigan where they’re most likely to encounter ghosts and paranormal phenomena. To help the communities enjoy their Halloween season, HauntedMichigan.org has once again identified Michigan’s Top 10 most haunted cities. “The top 10 cities include places for the believers and skeptics, living or otherwise,” says John E.L. Tenney, founder of HauntedMichigan.org and WeirdLectures.com. Tenney’s organization collects and compiles e-mails, news stories, letters, and historical documents to create the list. “People are not only interested in understanding paranormal phenomena in their community,” he says, “but they use those experiences to connect with neighbors and other residents and share in a new kind of oral history.” The real excitement in these haunted cities, Tenney says, comes from exploring them in person and absorbing their essence. All the cities on HauntedMichigan.org’s list have incredible histories to share. Self-guided walking tours are a fun, relaxing, and healthy way to see these communities. Every year, some citizens worry needlessly about the list, which has become a “rite” of the Halloween season. But not to fear, Tenney says. “The only thing some residents are really afraid of is if this list will effect the marketablity and value of the homes in their community. The reality of the situation is that researchers and scientists would pay anything to get their hands on a truly haunted house.” The 2008 Top 10 Haunted Michigan Cities (2007 rankings in parentheses) 1. Troy (4) HauntedMichigan.org is dedicated to the mysterious places and events that have their home in Michigan. Information is compiled and collected from a vast number of resources, researchers, and writings. Every year, on October 1, HauntedMichigan.org releases, in association with WeirdLectures.com and the Great Lakes Ghost Society, a list of the 10 most haunted cities in Michigan. www.hauntedmichigan.org, www.weirdlectures.com, www.glghostsociety.com. Sep 28
Site UpdatedAs you can see the site has been redesigned, it is up and running and aside from the posts, that will be coming on a regular basis, everything is good to go. Thanks for everyone’s patience while the site was reworked. Since October is coming look for a big announcement this week and upcoming events. Read the rest of this entry »
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