My name is Meghan Hock and I'm a freelance paranormal investigator from NE Wisconsin and I also host a paranormal research podcast. I've been researching the paranormal for over 25 years and have been actively investigating for the last 7-8 years. I was with two paranormal teams before I decided to branch off and be a "solo" investigator.

My real interest in the Other Side started when I was young and watching Ghost Hunters with my mom on SyFy Channel. It morphed into her telling me stories of her childhood, growing up in a house haunted by her great-grandpa and then having the opportunity to spend nights upon nights in that same house, experiencing the same (and new) activity that my mom and her sisters reported. I've been able to investigate and make contact with several spirits that roam the house and they continue to interact with my grandparents on a daily basis.

I always tell people that this is a strange field for me to be in because it wasn't until I went through a deep spiritual journey around 6 years ago that I realized that I had been experiencing phenomena my whole life and never saw it as unusual or strange...until someone who never experienced it would point it out. I have developed my psychic skills over the past few years, honing in on something I've had my entire life. When I investigate, I bring in a holistic approach: working with the energy of the space and offering healing through time. I am a practicing shaman, trained in the Four Winds tradition along with Celtic and Nordic paths, and have gone through Reiki Master training and certification. I offer cleansings for homes, clients, and spirits alongside my scientific approach of bringing in equipment to validate any phenomena or experiences. 

I have been able to investigate a few locations that have made names for themselves in the paranormal world: Bobby Mackey's, Waverly Hills Sanitorium, Farrar School, and Edinburgh Manor. I've done private home investigations and several in locations around my hometown, one in particular being a historic "village" with over 15 original buildings that all have some sort of activity within them. I worked at a historic house downtown and became "attached" to the home and its former occupants as well.