Feature Locations: Niagara Falls (Ontario, Canada) – –
Three little Ghost Stories. Are they believable? Daniel tell the stories and breaks it down. Related to previous experiences, and how they connect. Because similar experience from many people is a great way to validate ghosts!
Then, featuring an important house in Niagara Falls history… Glenview Mansion. Today, it’s apartment units. Started out as the impressive house of two important figures in Niagara Falls’ history, John Ferguson & RP Slater. Why they’re important, and the insane legend behind the houses most known ghostly experience (it’s bloody fun!)
Three little ghost stories, are they believable? Daniel breaks them down and tells his experiences. Related to previous experiences, and how they connect. Because similar experiences from many people is a great way to validate ghosts!
When it comes to important houses in Niagara Falls history, there’s one that stands out among the others: Glenview Mansion. Lived in by John Ferguson and RP Slater, this impressive mansion has gone through many transformations over the years. Now used as apartments, Glenview is a local haunt. Why they’re important, and the insane legend behind the houses most known ghostly experience (it’s bloody fun!)
About Ghost Guide Daniel
Daniel is a master in the traditional art of storytelling. Turned host of this weekly podcast. New breed of Ghost Story show, presenting a true view of the supernatural.
He’s not trying to make you a believer … it just happens!
New Ghost Guide Daniel episodes every Wednesday! Focused on Southern Ontario, including the haunted city of Hamilton.
Ghost Walks’ Head Ghost Guide for almost 20 years. Regularly leading Downtown Hamilton, Hamilton’s Dark History and the Dark Trolley tours. And now host of this ghost story podcast.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Podcast happenings…
An interesting take on the ghost story podcast. This isn’t done with a spooky voice and jump scares. Daniel believes in ghosts. Spent his career passing along the best stories in Southern Ontario, Canada (and the World).
The Podcast was born out of this passion. It’s a take on his real life interactions with believers and skeptics alike. No ghost subject is off-limits. And yes, there are ghost stories!
About Daniel’s style…
Personable! It’s real talk over dramatics. Raw talk with no script leading into ghost stories told with a unique love of the paranormal.
Gained from 20 years of “ghost guiding”. His style is intense. Pushed out from a place of respect for true paranormal experiences had by millions of people around the world.
This raw talk is what led him to the Podcast. Where else can you be true to your own style without interference.
Daniel’s experience…
20 years in the paranormal world. From being an investigator, to collecting stories… and then to telling them!
He’s been telling tales of dark history and ghosts to large groups since 2003. Continues to this day, with a renewed interest in the traditional art of storytelling.
The Podcast isn’t scripted! Doesn’t mean Daniel sacrifices his style. It’s a challenge he’s accepted many times before … how to mix (in the moment) realism and storytelling to make the stories interesting.
Because if they’re boring, who’d want to listen.