The quest for proof of the paranormal goes deeper than ever – Deep South that is – and in
Syfy’s all-new original series Deep South Paranormal,
it takes a colorful team of local pros to investigate these restless
southern souls. The 6-episode series produced by BASE Productions
premieres
Wednesday, April 10 at 10 PM (ET/PT).
Deep South
Paranormal Research is a bayou-based team on a mission. Steeped in the
rich history of their homeland, they want to unlock the mysteries that
have baffled Southerners for years. They are a homegrown
blend of Cajun, Creole and self-proclaimed rednecks who share a passion
for this part of the country and the paranormal events that take place
there. They take on anything from swamp apparitions to haunted
plantation houses and Southern voodoo legends.
The fun-loving charm
of these larger-than-life characters becomes deadly serious when it
comes to their investigations, which deal not only with the hazards of
paranormal phenomenon, but with physical dangers
like gators, snakes, spiders, wild hogs, and mosquitos.
Investigations this
season include Alabama’s Bear Creek Swamp, the Old Cahawba ghost town,
Florida’s Manntown Cemetery and the Mont Helena Plantation in the
Mississippi Delta, to name just a few.
Deep South Paranormal is produced by BASE Productions. John Brenkus and Mickey Stern serve as executive producers.
Jonathan Hodges
was born and raised deep in the country outside of Huntsville, Alabama,
where he currently resides on the same land his great grandparents
first
owned. Jon is known as the “man with the plan” as he applies science
and inventive tactics to the group’s investigations. Jon graduated from
the University of Alabama in Huntsville with a degree in business and is
currently working in human resources for a
government contractor in the Rocket City. Even though he has a white
collar desk job by day, his real passion is the outdoors and everything
paranormal. Like many of his Deep South Paranormal teammates, his
interest in the paranormal began in the house he
grew up in – his parents would dismiss strange occurrences, but he
always felt that there was something more to them.
Keith Ramsey
is a God-fearing, beard-loving, concrete-hating, good ol’ boy who was
born in Huntsville, Alabama and raised all around the Tennessee Valley.
He joined
the group after a lifetime of paranormal events that began with visions
at the age of 5. Keith saw his first apparition at age 9 and has had
the gift of sensitivity and "sight" ever since. On investigations he is
often contacted by spirits. While not investigating
paranormal claims, Keith has worked in landscaping on and off for the
last few years because he loves the freedom of working outdoors. Keith's
life revolves around God, family, close friends, camping and fishing.
Keith is a long-time
musician who uses music as a way to engage spirits during
investigations. He’s been a singer, songwriter and guitarist with
several different bands throughout the years, including The
Keith Ramsey Band (KRB) and the Lynyrd Skynyrd tribute band, Comin'
Home. He is currently the vocalist and lyricist for Kentucky-based rock
band Ura-Kia. Keith credits his uncles – songwriter Donald Ramsey and
professional guitarist/session artist Maurice
Ramsey – for introducing him to music. Keith learned to write songs
during his teenage years when sifting through the songs and poetry that
his grandmother Rachel Willamena Rhodes-Ramsey wrote throughout her
lifetime.
The premieres for this phone make me laugh... and then I still want to watch it.
ReplyDeleteI know that it doesn't make for a good show... but, I would really love a paranormal show that did not have the investigators chit-chatting all the time.
Guess I should just go on my own!