Hello everyone and welcome to this week's conversation on the Creators Hub podcast. I am delighted

today to be joined by Jason Haas. He's a paranormal investigator, television personality, and New York

Times best-selling author, best known as the creator and where I've known him from, and

original lead investigator of Ghost Hunters, the series that

helped bring real-world paranormal investigation into the mainstream.

For over two decades, that's crazy it went on for that long, that's awesome.

He has approached the field with a grounded, no-nonsense mindset, focused on finding answers

and not chasing the hype. He is now on

YouTube, where he has amassed a super large audience already, doing well over there. Jason,

how are you doing the day? Good. How are you? Doing wonderful. Now, I would be remiss if I didn't

ask you before we got into the YouTube stuff,

doing a television show, doing a show for 20 years, why do you think that show had such

longevity? And you mentioned to me off air that there was a possibility that they wanted to

continue on so it could have gone even further than that.

Why do you think Ghost Hunters did so well? Well, I think first off, Ghost Hunters was the first

show of its kind. We were, it showed a bunch of ordinary people who were going in and looking

for answers, trying to figure out what was truly going on. And also, I think the show was very different because we didn't work

for a production company. And that was a big difference where even a lot of the shows today,

you see, all these people are hired in by a production company or they're casted by a production

company. But this show was about us and the production worked for me. So I ran the show, but you could never really tell

because everybody did their own jobs. But it was just one of those things where it was always about

keeping it real. Run tape. Tape is cheap. You know, if you catch it great. If you don't, you're out

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