Join Jason Hawes Live Tonight: Conjuring House Discussion and Paranormal Community Hangout at 8:30 PM EST
“Bring your questions, bring your stories, and bring your skepticism — a healthy dose of doubt is the most valuable tool any investigator can carry.”
— Jason Hawes
Tonight's the night — I'm going live at 8:30 PM EST and I want you there with me. Whether you're a longtime member of the TAPS family or you're just discovering the world of paranormal investigation, this is your chance to pull up a chair and be part of the conversation. These live community hangouts are some of my favorite things to do, and tonight is going to be a good one.
There's something I've always believed: the paranormal community is strongest when we're talking to each other. Not just investigators, not just skeptics, not just believers — all of us, together, asking the hard questions and sharing what we've experienced. That's exactly what tonight's live stream is about. Starting at 8:30 PM EST, I'll be jumping on live to connect with all of you, and I can't wait to see who shows up in the chat.
Over the years, I've had the privilege of investigating some of the most compelling and controversial locations in the country, and the Conjuring House in Rhode Island is one that never stops generating conversation. That location has a history that demands serious, methodical investigation — and it deserves the kind of scrutiny I apply to every case I take on. I don't walk into any location ready to call it haunted. I walk in ready to find out what's actually going on. Drafts, settling foundations, infrasound, electrical interference — these are the first things I look for, and only when I've exhausted every rational explanation do I start considering something else might be at play.
These live community hangouts give me the chance to talk through that process with you directly. No script, no edits, no production cuts — just a real conversation about the methodology, the evidence, and the cases that still keep me thinking. I genuinely value the questions and perspectives that come in from the community during these streams. Some of the sharpest questions I've ever been asked have come from people watching from their living rooms at home. You push me to think harder, and that's exactly what good investigation requires.
If you've been following my work since the early days of Ghost Hunters and TAPS, you already know that my approach has never changed: respect the location, respect the history, and never jump to a conclusion you can't support with evidence. Tonight I want to talk about that philosophy, hear what's on your minds, and spend some quality time with the community that has supported this work for over two decades. Bring your questions, bring your stories, and bring your skepticism — I mean that. A healthy dose of doubt is the most valuable tool any investigator can carry.
Tonight at 8:30 PM EST, I'll see you live. This is what it's all about — community, conversation, and a shared passion for getting to the truth. Don't miss it.