Rhonda Hull's guest appearances

Rhonda Hull

My Independence Report

Haunt Jaunts

Into The Parabnormal with Jeremy Scott

theoracleswithjamestyson's podcast

Stories of the Supernatural

Mari Beckman

John Holland

Craig Campobasso

John Edward

Stephen Murray

Gary Chapman

Gary Zukav

Linda Francis

Steve Snyder

Susan Johnson

Rachel Hoffman

Steven Jenkins

William Buhlman

Lisa Morton

Julia Ross

OwlTail

Dwight and Rhonda Hull are the husband and wife team behind Beelieve Paranormal, which has hosted the A Haunting in the Desert paranormal conference in Tombstone, Arizona, the past several years. (For 2020, the dates are May 15-17.)  But their paracon is unique.   For one thing, it's much more intimate than most. Space is limited. Only so many tickets are sold. They do this purposely to give people a chance to have the best chance of connecting not only with like-minded para peeps, but also with the other side too.   For another, have you ever heard of another conference that does Story Time with Ghost Children?   The conference also offers a lot of what other paracons do, such as:   Investigations (this year's will include the Buford House, Courtland ghost town, and Wyatt Earp House and Gallery) Lectures A celebrity panel (including, Willie Aames, Jennifer Runyon and Mr. Haunted Jimmy Petonito) A smudging ceremony (will the deer show up again this year?)   The Hulls are not only paranormal investigators, but also psychic mediums and authors. Dwight also possesses the gift of being a pet psychic and animal communicator.   The Hulls came to Court's attention when Rhonda reached out to ask if A Haunting in the Desert could be included in the Paracons &amp; Horror Fests listings. After seeing not only what all the con had to offer, but learning a little about the Hulls themselves, Court wanted to know more. She was delighted when they accepted her invitation to chat.   Hopefully you enjoy listening as much as Court enjoyed getting to know the Hulls and their A Haunting in the Desert conference.  Want more Haunt Jaunts? Jaunt online with us anytime at HauntJaunts.net, or socially on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter and YouTube.   Host &amp; Guide: Courtney Mroch, Ambassador of Dark &amp; Paranormal Tourism  Music: “Phantom from Space” by Kevin MacLeod / Incompetech

Dwight and Rhonda Hull are the husband and wife team behind <a href="http://www.beelieveparanormal.com/home.html" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Beelieve Paranormal</a>, which has hosted the A Haunting in the Desert paranormal conference in Tombstone, Arizona, the past several years. (For 2020, the dates are May 15-17.) But their paracon is unique.  For one thing, it's much more intimate than most. Space is limited. Only so many tickets are sold. They do this purposely to give people a chance to have the best chance of connecting not only with like-minded para peeps, but also with the other side too.  For another, have you ever heard of another conference that does Story Time with Ghost Children?  The conference also offers a lot of what other paracons do, such as: <ul> <li>Investigations (this year's will include the Buford House, Courtland ghost town, and Wyatt Earp House and Gallery)</li> <li>Lectures</li> <li>A celebrity panel (including, Willie Aames, Jennifer Runyon and Mr. Haunted Jimmy Petonito)</li> <li>A smudging ceremony (will the deer show up again this year?)</li> </ul> The Hulls are not only paranormal investigators, but also psychic mediums and authors. Dwight also possesses the gift of being a pet psychic and animal communicator. The Hulls came to Court's attention when Rhonda reached out to ask if A Haunting in the Desert could be included in the <a href="https://www.hauntjaunts.net/find-paranormal-halloween-horror-event/paracons-horror-fests/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Paracons &amp; Horror Fests</a> listings. After seeing not only what all the con had to offer, but learning a little about the Hulls themselves, Court wanted to know more. She was delighted when they accepted her invitation to chat.  Hopefully you enjoy listening as much as Court enjoyed getting to know the Hulls and their A Haunting in the Desert conference. Want more Haunt Jaunts? Jaunt online with us anytime at <a href="https://www.hauntjaunts.net/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">HauntJaunts.net</a>, or socially on <a href="https://www.instagram.com/hauntjaunts/?hl=en" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Instagram</a>, <a href="https://www.facebook.com/HauntJaunts?ref=sgm" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Facebook</a>, <a href="https://twitter.com/HauntJaunts" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Twitter</a> and <a href="https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGRFl9SAqCNzAKP0sMUGi2A" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">YouTube</a>.  Host &amp; Guide: Courtney Mroch, Ambassador of Dark &amp; Paranormal Tourism Music: “Phantom from Space” by Kevin MacLeod / Incompetech

S1 Ep20: A Haunting in the Desert with Dwight and Rhonda Hull 

Hello Dear Friends, We all have a story. I started out as a sensitive little girl who grew up with a love-hate relationship with words. I was painfully shy, taught to live up to the expectations of others, and struggled with dyslexia before it was a ‘thing.’ Back in grammar school, each child had to jump through an academic hoop in order to be able to go out for recess, so most of my play time was spent inside the classroom. To pass the time I would help my teacher, a nun, decorate bulletin boards, and I was entranced watching her do amazing lettering. By osmosis I learned calligraphy, and gained a love of art that led me to my Bachelor of Arts degree. I was the first in our family to finish college which made my dad proud, especially since his formal education ended when he punched his principal in the nose. However, with nothing but good intentions, my dad suggested that I might now want to find some other way to support myself since I would likely never make a living as an artist. So, I went on to achieve my Masters in Education and Doctorate of Psychology. My life changed direction in that instant. My art was demoted from a life’s-calling to a hobby. The artist and word-smith in me became demoted and well-disguised as a mom, teacher, psychologist, speaker… anything but an artist… Until now. I finally have the courage to embrace my art as a powerful way to heal hurting hearts, make a difference, and it is now a vital part of who I am. I treasure most my innate gifts and the hard-earned life lessons that taught me that I am enough, that even the bittersweet moments matter, and that I am stronger than I think. My life’s twists and turns, a near-death-experience at 17, and my gray hairs have made me aware of the legacy I want to live now, that love is the answer to every question and that every moment is precious, even the challenging ones. My grandkids know me as ‘Tutu’. They know that they can count on me for unconditional love and can trust that my words and actions will match. Rather than only embellishing return envelopes as a hobby before mailing off my bills, or doing kitchen table art with my grandkids, I now confidently share my lettering skills to make a meaningful difference. It is my intention to use my creativity, curiosity, courage and caring to make life just a little bit easier for us all.

Hello Dear Friends, We all have a story. I started out as a sensitive little girl who grew up with a love-hate relationship with words. I was painfully shy, taught to live up to the expectations of others, and struggled with dyslexia before it was a ‘thing.’ Back in grammar school, each child had to jump through an academic hoop in order to be able to go out for recess, so most of my play time was spent inside the classroom. To pass the time I would help my teacher, a nun, decorate bulletin boards, and I was entranced watching her do amazing lettering. By osmosis I learned calligraphy, and gained a love of art that led me to my Bachelor of Arts degree. I was the first in our family to finish college which made my dad proud, especially since his formal education ended when he punched his principal in the nose. However, with nothing but good intentions, my dad suggested that I might now want to find some other way to support myself since I would likely never make a living as an artist. So, I went on to achieve my Masters in Education and Doctorate of Psychology. My life changed direction in that instant. My art was demoted from a life’s-calling to a hobby. The artist and word-smith in me became demoted and well-disguised as a mom, teacher, psychologist, speaker… anything but an artist… Until now. I finally have the courage to embrace my art as a powerful way to heal hurting hearts, make a difference, and it is now a vital part of who I am. I treasure most my innate gifts and the hard-earned life lessons that taught me that I am enough, that even the bittersweet moments matter, and that I am stronger than I think. My life’s twists and turns, a near-death-experience at 17, and my gray hairs have made me aware of the legacy I want to live now, that love is the answer to every question and that every moment is precious, even the challenging ones. My grandkids know me as ‘Tutu’. They know that they can count on me for unconditional love and can trust that my words and actions will match. Rather than only embellishing return envelopes as a hobby before mailing off my bills, or doing kitchen table art with my grandkids, I now confidently share my lettering skills to make a meaningful difference. It is my intention to use my creativity, curiosity, courage and caring to make life just a little bit easier for us all.

Rhonda Hull motivational Speaker and Author

James is joined by this unique husband and wife duo who combine their psychic and mediumship abilities to assist both the living and those who have crossed over. They discuss those who've "crossed over" coming back as well as those who haunt.  Dwight also talks about his ability to communicate with animals.  Authors Dwight and Rhonda Hull investigate reported haunted places ranging from ruins in the desert, to small historic buildings to larger, more well-known locations. Their mission is to investigate history through the voices of those who lived it. The Hull's  have been featured on television and radio and are the co-authors of two books on the paranormal. Their goal is to empower people across the globe with insight from the afterlife. ​​​​   http://www.beelieveparanormal.com/

James is joined by this unique husband and wife duo who combine their psychic and mediumship abilities to assist both the living and those who have crossed over. They discuss those who've "crossed over" coming back as well as those who haunt.  Dwight also talks about his ability to communicate with animals.  Authors Dwight and Rhonda Hull investigate reported haunted places ranging from ruins in the desert, to small historic buildings to larger, more well-known locations. Their mission is to investigate history through the voices of those who lived it. The Hull's  have been featured on television and radio and are the co-authors of two books on the paranormal. Their goal is to empower people across the globe with insight from the afterlife. ​​​​ <a href="http://www.beelieveparanormal.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.beelieveparanormal.com/</a>

Dwight and Rhonda Hull      Haunted Arizona