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“Kindred Spirits” Explores Terrifying Paranormal Activity In January’s Season Premiere

Bringing peace to the living by giving voice to the dead is the goal of Amy Bruni, Adam Berry, and Chip Coffey from Travel Channel’s “Kindred Spirits,” returning to the network with 10 new episodes beginning Friday, January 3, 2020, at 9 p.m. ET/PT. Paranormal investigators Bruni and Berry, along with psychic medium Coffey, enter America’s darkest locations, demanding answers to the most chilling haunted mysteries. Their multilayered investigations dig deep into the past to identify the restless spirits and analyze the threat. Throughout this season the group investigates America’s most intense paranormal activity which takes them to evil and historic locations, including properties that were used as orphanages and asylums, as well as personal homes inhabited by aggressive entities. Across America, families in fear know that the team of Amy, Adam and Chip will pour their hearts, energy and skills into solving each harrowing case in front of them,” said Matthew Butler, general manager, Travel Channel. “And with the

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Kindred Spirits’ Hosts Amy Bruni And Adam Berry Talk Season 3 In An Interview

Ahead of its third season premiere on January 24th, I had the opportunity to talk with Amy Bruni and Adam Berry, hosts of the paranormal series “Kindred Spirits.” Not only did they tell me what viewers can expect this season, but also a little about their process, what drives them, and what sets them apart from other investigators. Horror Fuel: “What is the main goal of “Kindred Spirits?” Amy Bruni: “For us, it’s always to make resolutions be it to families or people that we are helping or for ghosts themselves. We like to always have an ending. We don’t leave until we provided some sort of solution to the problem or figure out who is there and why they are there and given recommendations on how to handle it. The main reason we started the show after we were on “Ghost Hunters” for several years, we had always confirmed that yeap, this place was haunted, but then we would

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Jan 22, 2019

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“Kindred Spirits” Explores Terrifying Paranormal Activity In January’s Season Premiere

Bringing peace to the living by giving voice to the dead is the goal of Amy Bruni, Adam Berry, and Chip Coffey from Travel Channel’s “Kindred Spirits,” returning to the network with 10 new episodes beginning Friday, January 3, 2020, at 9 p.m. ET/PT. Paranormal investigators Bruni and Berry, along with psychic medium Coffey, enter America’s darkest locations, demanding answers to the most chilling haunted mysteries. Their multilayered investigations dig deep into the past to identify the restless spirits and analyze the threat. Throughout this season the group investigates America’s most intense paranormal activity which takes them to evil and historic locations, including properties that were used as orphanages and asylums, as well as personal homes inhabited by aggressive entities. Across America, families in fear know that the team of Amy, Adam and Chip will pour their hearts, energy and skills into solving each harrowing case in front of them,” said Matthew Butler, general manager, Travel Channel. “And with the

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Kindred Spirits’ Hosts Amy Bruni And Adam Berry Talk Season 3 In An Interview

Ahead of its third season premiere on January 24th, I had the opportunity to talk with Amy Bruni and Adam Berry, hosts of the paranormal series “Kindred Spirits.” Not only did they tell me what viewers can expect this season, but also a little about their process, what drives them, and what sets them apart from other investigators. Horror Fuel: “What is the main goal of “Kindred Spirits?” Amy Bruni: “For us, it’s always to make resolutions be it to families or people that we are helping or for ghosts themselves. We like to always have an ending. We don’t leave until we provided some sort of solution to the problem or figure out who is there and why they are there and given recommendations on how to handle it. The main reason we started the show after we were on “Ghost Hunters” for several years, we had always confirmed that yeap, this place was haunted, but then we would

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Jan 22, 2019