Sherri Emily Avery Creator Executive Producer at True Ghost Stories TV Series Eps. 418

222 Paranormal Podcast

Jul 7 2024 • 56 mins

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Sherri Emily Avery is the Creator, Executive Producer at True Ghost Stories TV Series. Living in the state of Massachusetts presents great opportunities to explore many historic and haunted locations.  Sherri has spent her life in the pursuit of the unexplained. Sherri is also paranormal investigator and uses her empathic abilities to communicate better during her investigations. We are so fortunate to spend some time talking about her adventures and her True Ghost Stories TV Show. Sherri also shares her experiences from her many investigations with us.

True Ghost Stories is the most unique paranormal show in television history. Paranormal Teams from around the globe have united into the largest investigative unit in the world. Real-Raw-Unscripted! See the raw footage of the teams searching for evidence to prove or debunk paranormal claims. Nothing but pure, unscripted paranormal investigations…you see it as they do.

Why Do We Love Scary Stories?

Horror entertainment can trigger the fight-or-flight response, which comes with a boost in adrenaline, endorphins, and dopamine. The brain can then process surroundings and conclude that the experience is not a genuine threat.

A fascination with the dark and macabre has deep roots in human psychology and culture. At a very simple level, being scared can trigger an adrenaline rush, which is a visceral, exciting experience — enjoyable for many people.

Reading and writing horror also often serves as a form of emotional release, in which people can confront and process their own fears in a controlled and safe environment. In other words: we can experience danger from a safe distance. Through this experience, we also learn a little about ourselves: How do we react to fear? What does it feel like? How much can we take? Humans are naturally curious, so confronting the unknown and scary “what-ifs” through fiction is enticing.

Not only are ghost stories entertaining, they can also help ​​children experience courage, learn about different cultures, and expand their sense of community. Sharing ghost stories can even help children grow braver as they face their fears in a safe setting reading a book or listening to a ghost story.

Why should you read horror even if it scares you?

For some it is the thrill. For some it is the opportunity to be spooked out in the comfort of our own surroundings. For some, it even helps manage our own anxiety or personal situations. For whatever reason, reading horror books is different than reading any other genre.

What is the purpose of a ghost story?

It is a form of supernatural fiction and specifically of weird fiction, and is often a horror story. While ghost stories are often explicitly meant to scare, they have been written to serve all sorts of purposes, from comedy to morality tales.

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