Ghost Hunting Guide

Optimizing Your Paranormal Adventure

By: Dr. Dean Russell

Narrated by: Chase Walker

Ever seen a ghost? Do you want to? For beginners to advanced ghost hunters! Explore this new and practical guide to investigate the paranormal using dynamic project management techniques. Eighty-five percent of the adventure is front-end loaded before you execute. Plus an in-depth overview of the paranormal world and what you need to know to get started.

This is a fun-filled book using easy techniques such as a Charter, Gantt Chart, and Risk Matrix to conduct a risk-free, scientific adventure. Plus, it orients you to the business world with the tools of Project Management. This book a win-win guide that works in your ghost hunts, your business life, and your personal life.

This is a map to more than Ghost Hunting. The Ghost Hunting Guide will prove especially helpful when building that deck or taking on one of those HGTV fix-up projects that would make Mike Holmes proud - done right with no rework.

©2011 Dean Russell (P)2012 David Wilson

Finally, a good guide to ghost hunting

What made the experience of listening to Ghost Hunting Guide the most enjoyable?

The ideas and tools Dr. Russell put out there were great.

What was the most compelling aspect of this narrative?

The usefullness of team management in Ghost Hunting

Have you listened to any of Chase Walker’s other performances before? How does this one compare?

Chase Walker has an excellent voice for this. It keeps you captivated.

Any additional comments?

Can't wait to see the next one.

Quality counts

What made the experience of listening to Ghost Hunting Guide the most enjoyable?

Walker has a whiskey soaked baritone that works well with the material. Russell adds science to a an otherwise superstitious arena.

What did you like best about this story?

Comingling the science of quality audits with supernatural investigation makes for an intersesting experience.

Which character – as performed by Chase Walker – was your favorite?

As a narrator, Walker turns the intricacies of quality management into enjoyable listening.

Any additional comments?

Dr. Russell has introduced a systemic approach to a chaotic field. Utilizing the tools of quality auditing, common sense and logic to investigate the paranormal is a novel approach to an increasingly popular pursuit of entertainment. Dr. Russell's theories and practices could be easily applied to any sort of investigative endeavor.

Excellent outline for beginners.

Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?

There are those that just want to experience a ghost others want to hunt them. Well a good ghost hunt take planning unless you are into baiting them to appear and that can be dangerous even for the most experience ghost hunter.

Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?

All good books need a voice that will bring you into the moment. Chase does it with ease and keeps you there.

lacking any real information

The author doesn't give any real infromation about ghost hunting, he talks a lot about how to organize a good group of people to go ghost hunting, but then doesn't say a think about the actual ghost hunt and what should go on in one. I know the book is short, but seriously? Their is no substance what so ever. The narration was good, but that's the only thing. Don't waste your time/money.

Awesome

Great ideas. Will implement in my next hunt. The readers voice was very alluring.

This Book Put Me into an Audio Coma

This book wasn’t for you, but who do you think might enjoy it more?

This is like listening to some old geezer at a bar who's finally crossed the line into "one too many" and it's totally boring.

What could Dean Russell have done to make this a more enjoyable book for you?

Had the thought to write this book. Killed that thought and written a totally other book.

Would you be willing to try another one of Chase Walker’s performances?

No.

Project Management in Ghost Hunting

Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?

Yes, approached as a basic fun scientific approach to ghost hunting. Has examples of how to write a ghost hunt Charter (the plan.) How to schedule the hunt (Gantt Chart) and how to utilize a Risk Matrix. Finally recycling the knowledge so the same mistakes don't repeat themselves in the Lessons Learned/Post Mortem. Its kind of a check-yourself, before you wreck-yourself approach.

Who was your favorite character and why?

No character

What about Chase Walker’s performance did you like?

If you like Sam Elliot's type of vocals then this is for you. I thought is was perfect for the material.

What’s the most interesting tidbit you’ve picked up from this book?

How to plan a ghost hunt. The front-end loading of the hunt.

Any additional comments?

well done

should be titled "how to manage a ghost hunt"

this book is not a how to find/prove/disprove ghosts. this book is awful. the reader sounds lazy and unitrested. and the book is very short.