Ghosts, Grief, and the Evidence We Carry with Steve Dills & Andy Andrews

A code word meant for one person on the other side. A voice that seems to know it. A moment so specific you either laugh it off or rethink everything you believe about grief, memory, and connection. That’s where our conversation with Steve Dills of "Transcend Paranormal" and our Gettysburg manager Andy Andrews leads, and it goes far beyond typical “ghost hunter” talk. We start with Steve’s early experiences in a Virginia home that felt targeted and relentless, then follow the questions that came after: what is a ghost, why do some places feel charged, and how do you investigate without turning real history into a circus act? Steve shares why he leans into field science and environmental data, including reports of ionizing radiation spikes and barometric pressure changes that sometimes line up with EVP moments. We also dig into why repeatability is so hard in paranormal investigation, and why that doesn’t automatically make careful research meaningless. From there, the episode turns personal and surprisingly hopeful. We talk about haunted locations as anchors for human stories, why doing your homework on history matters, and how Steve’s book The Ghosts We Carry reframes “haunting” as the imprint people leave on us. Andy shares the grief that shaped his life, the signs that still show up, and how those experiences changed the way he approaches spirit communication, energy, and risk in the field. If you’ve ever searched for EVPs, haunted history, Gettysburg ghost tours, or paranormal investigation that treats people with respect, this one will stick with you.