Category Archives: Guest Appearances

Guest Appearance: Inside Haunted Canada with Joel A. Sutherland (S2EP60)

In this episode of ParaGhoul Paranormal, K.D. Kulpa sits down with Joel A. Sutherland, author of the Haunted Canada series, to talk about real ghost stories, haunted houses, and the cases that stayed with him the longest. From researching paranormal history to the stories that refuse to let go, this conversation explores the darker side of Canada’s past.

Guest Appearance: Inside Alberta’s Most Haunted with Ghost Hunt Alberta (S2EP58)

In this episode, I talk with Bonnie Milner from Ghost Hunt Alberta about what three decades of paranormal investigation actually looks like. We dig into scientific methods, small town hauntings, and the relationships that grow when you return to the same spirits year after year.

Guest Appearance: Elliot from Phantoms of Yore (S2EP55)

In this episode of ParaGhoul Paranormal, I’m joined by Elliot from Phantoms of Yore – paranormal historian and ghost tour guide whose passion for haunted heritage runs deep.

We talk about how he first got drawn into the paranormal, the inspiration behind starting Phantoms of Yore, and some of his most unexplained (and downright chilling) experiences on investigations. 

He even brought along a couple of fascinating clips from past investigations that you’ll definitely want to check out – check them out!

Special Guest Episode: The Making of YQR Haunts – Regina’s Ghost Tour (S2EP53)

In this special episode, Kathy and I sit down to share the story behind Regina’s newest haunted experience: YQR Haunts Ghost Tour. From the spark that started it all (yes, it began with my ghost guide PDF) to the eerie encounters that inspired us, we’re pulling back the curtain on how this ghost tour came to life. Kathy shares one of her own chilling experiences, and we talk about why we believe Saskatchewan’s haunted history deserves the spotlight.

Want to explore Regina’s haunted past for yourself?
Download the free YQR Haunts: Guide to Regina’s Ghosts at kdkulpa.com and start your own spooky adventure – https://kdkulpa.com/events-and-guides/free-yqr-haunts-pdf/

Guest Appearance: Chelsea and Evan from It Came From the Maritimes (S2EP50)

This week on ParaGhoul Paranormal, I’m joined by Chelsea and Evan, the hosts of It Came from the Maritimes; a podcast all about the folklore, ghost stories, and cryptid sightings from Atlantic Canada.

We talk about what inspired them to start collecting and sharing these tales, the unique haunted history of the Maritimes, and why folklore plays such an important role in connecting people to place. Of course, they also brought a few spine-chilling stories of their own to share.

If you love spooky folklore, Canadian coastal ghost stories, and strange legends, you won’t want to miss this conversation.

🎧 Check out Chelsea and Evan’s podcast, It Came from the Maritimes, for more supernatural spectres, cryptid encounters, and urban legends from Atlantic Canada. You can find them on all major podcast platforms, and follow along on Instagram, Facebook, and TikTok @itcamefromthemaritimes and Bluesky @icftmaritimes.

Guest Appearance: Heather(aka HP Bayne) is back to talk writing, publishing, and ghost stories (S2EP47)

Paranormal mystery author HP Bayne returns to the show to talk about her latest release – sparked by a late-night scrolling rabbit hole – and how she weaves ghostly elements into crime fiction. We also dive into the ups and downs of self-publishing, writing series with supernatural twists, and why the paranormal continues to inspire her work. Whether you’re a writer, reader, or just love a good ghost story, this episode is packed with insight and inspiration.

Guest Appearance: Craig Davidson (aka Nick Cutter) (S2EP43)

In this special guest episode, I sit down with author Craig Davidson, also known to horror fans as Nick Cutter, to talk about the art of storytelling. We dive into what first drew him to writing, the literary giants who inspired him, and his journey through the publishing world. Craig opens up about why he uses a pen name for his horror fiction, chats about the paranormal, and gives us a sneak peek at what he’s working on next.

Whether you’re a fan of horror or curious about the writing process, this is an episode you won’t want to miss.

Guest Appearance: Kenton de Jong from Regina Cemetery Tours (S1EP37)

In this episode, Kenton shares insights into the history and significance of the Regina Cemetery tours, the themes he explores during the tours, and the fascinating stories he uncovers. We also discuss the challenges and future plans for the tours, including new themes and stories that Kenton is excited to share.

Guest Appearance: Shanon Sinn from Black Cat Books in BC (S1EP34)

Tonight, we have another special guest episode! I am joined by Shanon Sinn, author and publisher from Black Cat Books in Victoria, British Columbia.

I was lucky to meet Shanon through the Vancouver Chapter of the Horror Writers Association. There is no Saskatchewan or Prairies chapter … maybe I need to rectify that … so I’m grateful that they were willing to take me on as a member, even though our time zones don’t always line up well.

In this episode, Shanon shares insights into their journey as an author and publisher, the inspiration behind launching Black Cat Books, and the types of books they publish. We also delve into Shanon’s personal paranormal experiences, including the mysterious St. Louis Light.

Guest Appearance: Investigating the Regina German Club with Kerri (S1EP31)

Tonight, I’m thrilled to have a special guest on the show, Kerri Van Loosen, the manager and president of the Regina German Club.

I reached out to Kerri after attending a holiday party with the Saskatchewan Writers Guild at the Regina German Club. During the event, I heard numerous spine-tingling and goose-bumping stories about paranormal experiences in the building. Naturally, I had to invite Kerri to share these intriguing tales with us.

Get ready for an exciting episode filled with chilling stories and fascinating insights into the paranormal activities at the Regina German Club.