Media Appearances
Newsweek
Halloween Feature
BBC Radio 4
One to One with Selina Scott
[LISTEN HERE]
Haunted
by Danny Robins (episode 5)
Discover Magazine
Why Your Brain Wants To Believe in Ghosts
BYU Radio
Top of the Mind
Skeptical Inquirer
Scotland Mysteries Part II, Joe Nickell
MEL magazine
In The Pandemic, Ouija Boards Stage
a Spirited Comeback
Devonlive
The Story Behind Britain’s Sexiest Ghost
[READ HERE]
Skeptical Inquirer:
From Ghost Believing to Ghost Busting
[READ HERE]
Rebellion Publishing
Interviewed by author Simon Bestwick
Audio Interviews
Some Other Sphere podcast
The Science of Strange Things
MonsterTalk
Jail Ghosts Roundtable
Mysteries & Monsters Ep 78
Spoook Podcast
MonsterTalk
England’s Most Haunted Village
10 Qs @ The Fringe
Edinburgh Skeptics
The European Skeptics Podcast ep. 66
Paranormal Talk Radio Ep 49
Atheist Nomads Podcast
[LISTEN HERE]
Making Better Podcast Ep 8
[LISTEN HERE]
MonsterTalk
Lake Monster Mysteries
The Conspiracy Skeptic Podcast
Princess Di Conspiracies
Talks & Lectures
2019
• LAPIS Conference (UK)
2018
• Boring Con (UK)
2017
• Glasgow Skeptics (Scotland)
• Edinburgh Free Fringe (Scotland)
• London Fortean Society (London, UK)
• QEDcon (Manchester, UK)
2015
• CFI UK: Science In The Media (UK)
• SkepKon 2015 (Germany)
• QEDcon (UK)
• AHS National Convention (UK)
2013
• Seriously Strange Conference (UK)
• 15th European Skeptics Congress (Sweden)
• Cambridge Science Festival ‘ThinkCon’ (UK)
2012
• QEDcon (UK)
• CFI UK: Beyond The Veil (UK)
2011
• Denkfest (Switzerland)
• QEDcon (UK)
2010
• Edinburgh Free Fringe (Scotland)
2009
• Weird ’09 Conference (UK)
plus many Skeptics in the Pub events in the UK
Great website, and good to see someone involved for such a sort period of time making some good comments and observations. On the flip side, sad to see that the state of ‘ghost research’ has hit such a low point that most regional groups have no understanding of not just scientific practice but good old common sense! Having been investigating the paranormal since 1986 (when I founded my own Midlands regional based group, Parasearch) much of what Hayley says is exactly what we have been doing since day one! All paranormal investigators and sceptics should be ‘true’ sceptics i.e. prepared to go where the evidence leads – sadly both sides are quilty of their own agendas.