We here at Spectral Review love listening to Para-X Radio. We sometimes get the chance to listen live but most of the time we listen to the podcasts during our long commute to the day job. Listening to these great shows makes our drive much more enjoyable.

We want to take the time to point out what we think are the can’t miss shows each week. This doesn’t mean the rest of the shows the past week don’t deserve your time, we may have not gotten the chance to listen to it. The Para-X Radio Network is growing so fast! It will be a challenge for us to keep up for sure.

Here are this weeks shows that we think you should find time to listen via the podcast:

KAPS Paranormal Radio with Dave and Tom had Steve LaChance on as a guest. Wow, was Mr LaChance an interesting person. He has been an investigator since 2001 and tells us he focuses on mostly helping people. He came to the paranormal field because he left his own home after just a few days because of the extreme haunting. His story was featured on the show A Haunting. After this experience, it was hard for him to find help as there were not many paranormal groups at the time.

Alexandra Holzer was a guest on Stirring The Cauldron with Marla Brooks. We had reviewed Alexandra’s book Growing Up Haunted and really enjoyed the book. One of the great things about Para-X Radio is that they often will take questions from the chat room. How awesome is that? Dave from KAPS was also on the show and asked Alexandra a question I had submitted. The question to Alexandra was to please explain to the audience about the “Flea Market King”. This story about her father Hans Holzer was one of our favorite parts of the book because it gave us insight to the “ghost hunter” the man and a glimpse into her relationship with her Father. Please listen for yourself.

This week on Paranormal Divide with Kurt Smith was a two-part interview with Tonya Hacker from the Ghost Divas. Tonya is just very interesting to listen to talk about the paranormal world. She definitely would like to educate others on what is wrong with some in the field, how they approach dealing with people who need help. Give a listen to part one, and then part two.