Welcome to the rush hour.

Your daily dose of pop culture for your rush hour ride.

Buckle up and enjoy the drive with your host, stand-up comedian Dave Neal.

Ladies and gentlemen, I'm so excited for today's episode of the Rush Hour podcast.

It's very seasonal with Halloween approaching.

We have Kalani, the Ghost Hunter in the car. How are you?

I'm doing good. How are you doing? I'm doing great. We kind of met by fate. I was

asking the local community if they have any interesting guests and then someone tagged you and I was like ooh a ghost hunter.

And not just a ghost hunter, you've got a pretty big follower.

Yeah, so I started on social media a little bit over three years ago and now we've accumulated over a billion views and I'm close to 4 million followers across all platforms.

And are you a local from this area?

Or were you, has this kind of been a recent destination for you?

Yeah, so I actually went to school here.

I moved to Mount Joliet when I was six months old

and I've been here ever since so I'm 26 now so I've been here for the past 25 and a half years.

So you're that perfect age where with the coming of social media you can really do whatever

brings you passion.

So what got you, and I'm sure you've been asked this a million times, but what got you into

ghost hunting?

Yeah, so the ghost hunting stuff, it started as a hobby, which most people, that's where it stays, but it started as a hobby. In my first experience, I was 11 in Shiloh, the Shiloh Battlefield in Tennessee is a Civil War battlefield and I was there

on a Boy Scout camp out and we were out tipping people's tents one night and it came across

this drummer boy. Hold on tipping people people's tents yeah so tipping people's tents you run zip ties through

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