Welcome back to the Ghost Bunny podcast. I'm your host, Bridget Markert with a brand new episode for you guys. My guest today is Daniel Klaise. Daniel is a trailblazer in the paranormal realm. Daniel serves as the executive in charge of Death Walker alongside Nick and Tessa Groff. They are currently finishing up on delivering season five. Daniel boasts an impressive resume filled with numerous national television appearances on shows such as paranormal lockdown, America's most terrifying places, paranormal night shift, and My Paranormal Nightmare, among others.

As an executive producer and cast member of the longest running independent ghost hunting show, The Ghost Finders, Daniel has made significant contributions to the field of paranormal investigation.

His passion for the paranormal ignited at a young age while growing up in a haunted house, inspiring a lifelong fascination with the paranormal.

In 2012, he co-founded the Greater Western New York Paranormal Society,

which gained recognition for tackling some of the most challenging paranormal cases in the New York area.

A pivotal moment in Daniel's life came in June 2015 when he seized the opportunity to purchase

the renowned Hinsdale House, known for its mysterious paranormal activity and historical exorcisms,

featured in various books and national television series, this iconic location became a significant part of his legacy.

However, this past year has been significantly challenging for Daniel and his family.

In May, his 13-year-old daughter was diagnosed with osteosarcoma, a rare form of bone cancer.

Since then, he has focused his energies on her recovery,

supporting her through three surgeries and seven rounds of chemotherapy.

With hope in his heart, he looks forward to her final round of treatment

and a journey toward recovery.

And I'm so excited he had some time to spend with us today.

Daniel, thank you so much for doing the show today. Thanks so much for having me. Yes. So first of all, let me start. You guys were just in New York.

How was how was Little Shop of Horrors? It was amazing. My daughter loved it. I actually liked it.

We were singing the Seymour song all the way back to the hotel.

How fun. And you said she had a shopping spree at Sephora? She did Sephora. She did

something, some other stores that I've never heard of that must be trending online because

there was like an hour wait to get in. And also she went to F.A.O. Schwartz and did the experience with the,

these stuffed animals. I think they're called jelly caps. Oh my gosh. Well, yeah, she, she lived it up.

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