Today on the Grave Talks, a conversation with Jim Harold has been a name synonymous with the paranormal and

podcast world for more than a decade.

As one of the first paranormal podcasters in the world,

Jim has heard from some of the most fascinating people

in the world of the unknown,

hosting thousands of episodes of Jim Herald's campfire and the paranormal podcast

Today we discuss what life is like and some fascinating stories with a fellow broadcaster of the paranormal.

Well I think it goes back to me I'm kind of in that 50 year old Markique and I was a little kid when Leonard Nimoy had in search of and thank you for having me on the show by the way.

Sure. It's a real pleasure and the thing is is that I watch that show and it kind of instilled in me this thought that you know there's something

else there's something beyond there's something that we don't understand that watching that show at the end

I always get frustrated because they never had an answer.

You know I was wanted an answer and I have to say maybe that frustration has

continued to this day because as many different interviews and people I've talked to, I don't think I have the answers, but definitely would go back to my elementary school days and Leonard Deemoy and in search I was just fascinated by that show and still kind of

informs my thinking in the sense that you know some people are ghost people some

people some people are uFO people some people are crypted people I'm kind of all of it. I'm interested in all this stuff.

What were specifically some of the the cases or some of the things that you saw on on the

Leonard Nimoy show that that really fascinated you that you you almost kind of go back to today when you think back to those years.

Well, you think about and some of these are not quite paranormal some of them have

you know other shades of life like the Jack the Ripper one they did

Amelia Earhart mysterious disappearancesances, that's fascinating.

Of course, Bigfoot, I was always fascinated by that 1967 film by Roger Patterson and

Bob Gimmelan, always fascinated by by that that's always a one that famous shot the

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