All right, guys, I got some really cool guest on with me today. I've got Lindia Johnson and

Gene Hamill from Twisted Paranormal, and they're based out of Texas. They have a lot of good

stuff going on, and we're going to get into it as much as we possibly can today. Gene,

Linda, thanks for coming on with me. Absolutely. It's a pleasure to be on the show.

Well, Gene, I've just recently

have come acquainted with you. Lindia, I've known for a little bit, mainly through social media,

obviously, but I've done my research, and I want to start off with this, because we're going to

get into a bunch of stuff with twisted paranormal stuff, but Twisted Carnival. Tell me a little

bit about what Twisted Carnival is.

Twisted Carnival is basically what I would call fictional paranormal.

I started it back in 2014 as a way to bring some of my horror characters to life.

And that show has got a paranormal backdrop.

I filmed a full-featured movie back in 2014. It was my first movie,

and all of a sudden it went to Japan, Australia, and several other places as well, and it really

blew me away. And that's what really got me hooked, you know, into the filming aspect. But now

we go to just about every October, we're usually booked a year in advance, and we go to a lot of the commercial haunted houses and things of that nature.

You know, showcasing our booth, our films, and we also have some of the horror characters as well there, too.

Now, I know you've done some work with the Travel Channel in the past.

Tell me a little bit about what we're doing for those guys.

Absolutely. I was actually on an episode of Ghost Adventures with Zap Baggins.

We investigated the Cune Hospital over there in Vicksburg, Mississippi. And I was also on

two episodes of Most Terrifying Places in America. I may have gotten that title incorrect.

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