Kindred Spirits

I've been watching Amy and Adam ever since they were part of Ghost Hunters. They are so personable and never overreact to their findings. They're both very likable and do great background work on each location which I think is essential to investigating. Too many ghost hunting shows do no background on their locations and it makes no sense to me. Why would you not look into the history and past if a place, its owners and people who lived there?

I'm so glad that Chip has become part of the regular cast. He brings a new and important perspective to the investigation. I also think a medium, clairvoyant or sensitive person is essential to any investigation.

Amy and Adam, along with a handful of some others are the only paranormal investigators I can take the time to watch. This program is central to compassion and empathy rather than jump scares and combativeness and fear. One of the first things I read about Kindred Spirits is that it was an "intelligent" paranormal show and I couldn't agree more. They focus on accuracy and research. Oh, and the cinematography is beautiful - it's like watching a movie about a haunting rather than someone screaming in the dark in low light. They feature locations that are often overlooked and explore avenues most don't - such as objects or subtleties that could affect the activity, They don't seek to eliminate but rather explain or soothe.

I love this show. I think it is honest and respectful. I like the connection they make with the home owners and the Spirit world and they assume nothing. I for one will keep on watching. Amy and Adam Great Job!

The show is OK and the hosts/investigators can be engaging, but I really don't understand why in the production process they add music when they are listening for sounds? I found this especially irritating when recently watching the "best evidence" resurrection episode when they are in Gettysburg and looked shocked to be hearing all sorts of battle-related sounds. But there is music added to the scene evidently in post-production and I never heard a thing. All I wanted was for them to turn it off so I could also hear what they claimed to hear. How can you convey the quality of an investigation when you don't allow the viewers to witness the evidence experienced in a "best evidence" episode?

I followed Adam and Amy from their Ghost Hunters days to Kindred Spirits and their experience and expertise always shine through in this show. While some of their paranormal investigative techniques border on mystical vs scientific- it's fascinating to watch them explore any avenue to help their clients including the use of psychics (the charismatic Chip Coffey). I think this sets them apart from Ghost Hunters which is more grounded in science and, say, Ghost Adventures which is just plain goofy most of the time. Call me what you want- but I believe Adam & Amy's intentions to be true and their findings to be genuine- which makes them a dynamic duo that is satisfying to root for.