It’s a big day for high strangeness here at JoBlo.com and Arrow in the Head as The Paranormal Network celebrates a major milestone! Our very own Paranormal Network YouTube channel has hit the coveted 10,000 subscribers mark and surpassed the 100,000 followers on our Facebook page!
That’s right, we’ve taken a deep dive into the realm of ghost and hauntings, Bigfoot, haunted objects, and myths for the better part of a year and a half now with original content on The Paranormal Network YouTube channel.
Programming ranges from our own ghost-hunting reality show We Want to Believe, the latest in UFO news with The UFO Show, a showcase of myths and legends around the world on Mytheries, and the aptly named That Bigfoot Show.
Meanwhile, UFO Incidents takes a deep dive into the most well-known UFO encounters of all time, paranormal investigators Jason Hewlett and Peter Renn dissect a different ghost story every month in Hunting the Haunted, while host Even O’Hare explores the world of Haunted Objects.
The network also features interviews with the likes of religious demonologist Ralph Sarchie, who was the inspiration for the 2014 horror film Deliver Us from Evil, and renowned paranormal investigator Nick Groff. From time to time we also like to unleash a cheesy old horror flick with a paranormal theme like The Crater Lake Monster or Sasquatch: The Legend of Bigfoot.
The Paranormal Network is managed by Jason Hewlett, a paranormal investigator with some 18 years experience tackling everything from haunted houses to abandoned sanitariums to trudging through the woods in search of Bigfoot.
We’ve got more great programming in the works that’s sure to please fans of spooks, specters and things that go bump in the night, so stay tuned… and stay spooky!
Meanwhile, thanks to everyone who’s supported The Paranormal Network thus far by hitting that subscribe button and clicking like on our Facebook page… that includes all the ghosts and spirits who have done so too.
If you haven’t yet, come on over, push play on one of our fine shows and subscribe to the channel… if you dare!
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