Ghost Hunting with Nick Groff and Tessa Groff

On this week's episode of Ghost City: The Podcast, we sit down with Nick Groff and Tessa Groff for an in-depth conversation about paranormal investigation, EVP research, and the evolution of modern ghost hunting. Nick shares his origin story as one of the early pioneers of paranormal television through his work on Ghost Adventures, and how that foundation shaped his approach to evidence-based spirit communication and documentary filmmaking today. Tessa, a lifelong medium and intuitive, discusses her near-death experience, psychic development, and how her abilities complement controlled investigations—blending technology, empathy, and testimony in real time. When Nick and Tessa Groff walk into a room, the line between intuition and evidence gets razor thin... In this episode of the Ghost City Podcast, we explore how a veteran paranormal investigator and a lifelong medium built a partnership where technology and testimony collide in real time. From Nick's early fascination with Area 51 and film to Tessa's near-death experience and psychic abilities she once tried to suppress, their paths converge on a shared philosophy: treat every spirit like a person first. The result is ghost hunting that blends EVP sessions, controlled experimentation, and intuitive insight: cross-checked, replayable, and rooted in respect. We dig into cases that still echo, including an EVP declaring "Mark is dead" inside a historic theater and a deeply personal reading delivered to a mayor about his late father's reclaimed accent. The conversation moves beyond spectacle into bigger questions about energy, consciousness, boundaries, and why vulnerability can invite contact. Nick and Tessa also preview their upcoming documentary, The Devil's Mark, which follows a trauma-aware investigation into attachment and possession without leaning on religious tropes. If you're interested in paranormal investigation that balances heart, skepticism, and evidence, this episode offers a rare look at what happens when experience and equipment all point to the same moment.