Going Live Tonight: Join Jason Hawes and the TAPS Team for a Real-Time Paranormal Investigation at 8:30 PM EST
“There's nothing quite like a real-time investigation — you see everything unfold exactly the way we do, with no editing, no cuts, and no manufactured drama. Tonight, we find the truth together.”
— Jason Hawes
Tonight is the night — we're going live at 8:30 PM EST and I want you right there with us as it happens. There's nothing quite like a real-time investigation, where you see everything unfold exactly the way we do, with no editing, no cuts, and no manufactured drama. Pull up a seat, get the lights low, and get ready to investigate alongside the TAPS team.
I've been doing this for a long time — longer than most people realize — and one thing that never gets old is bringing the community into the investigation in real time. Tonight at 8:30 PM EST, we're going live, and I want every one of you watching to be part of the process. That's the whole point of these live sessions. You're not just a viewer. You're an extra set of eyes, an extra set of ears, and sometimes the person in the comments who catches something the team on the ground missed entirely.
Here's what I always tell people before a live investigation: come in with an open mind, but also come in skeptical. That's how I approach every single location we walk into, and it should be how you approach it too. My job — the job I've dedicated my life to — is to try to disprove what people are experiencing before I ever consider a paranormal explanation. Nine times out of ten, there's a rational answer. A draft causing a door to move. Infrasound from old pipes making someone feel uneasy. Reflections, electrical interference, settling foundations. I want to find those answers first. But that tenth time? That's why we keep showing up.
During tonight's live session, you can expect us to walk through the process the same way we always do it in the field. We'll talk about the history of what we're dealing with, run through the claims that have been reported, and then get methodical about how we address each one. I'll have the team working with the equipment we trust — nothing gimmicky, nothing designed to give you a false scare — and we'll document everything as we go. If something happens, you'll see it happen. If we find an explanation, we'll walk you through exactly how we got there. That transparency is something I've always believed in, and a live format holds us to it in a way that's hard to replicate in post-production.
What I love most about these live events is the conversation that happens in real time. People ask sharp questions. They point things out. They share their own experiences. This community has always been one of the most engaged, most thoughtful groups of paranormal enthusiasts I've ever come across, and nights like tonight remind me exactly why I started TAPS in the first place. We built this organization on the belief that people deserve honest answers — not ghost stories designed to sell tickets, but real investigations with real methodology and real respect for the people experiencing these things. So tonight, that's exactly what you're going to get. Set your reminder, grab your favorite drink, and we'll see you at 8:30 PM EST.
Tonight isn't about putting on a show — it's about doing the work live and letting you see every step of it. I'll be there at 8:30 PM EST, and I hope you will be too. Whatever we find, we find it together.