Glen talks about how the Haunted Walk started and the kinds of tours and experiences they offer today. He shares his research methods and how he chooses locations for the tours.

Glen talks about his own experiences with the supernatural and how it has expanded his perspective on unexplainable phenomena.

Glen then discusses some of the most important considerations for creating immersive experiences and telling good stories. He even shares tips for people who wanted to scare their friends or family for Halloween!

Glen talks about how he got the idea for the Haunted Walk after going on a ghost tour in York, England. He says he always knew he wanted to expand his business, so finding and training the right people to become tour guides became one of his most important endeavours.

Glen talks about how he hires and trains his guides, and how he fosters a sense of community through the work that his company does.

He then discusses the company’s response to the coronavirus pandemic; how they have adapted and discovered new ways to create immersive experiences using available technology.

Glen then takes us back to his early days as a tour guide in Kingston. He reveals some of the keys that enabled him to grow his business so immensely over the past 25 years, including some of the biggest changes that they made to the tours.

Glen ends by expressing his amazement and gratification at being able to build a diverse community of people interested in folklore, history, and the supernatural.