Last week I told you about Glen Grant from Hawaii's Paranormal community. A great storyteller and paranormal advocate. This is another episode from his 1990s Hawaii broadcast television show called "Chick'n Skin" (as in goosebumps that you experience in the presence of a ghost). Glen passed in 2003, but left these chilling stories behind.
VIDEO: Chicken Skin TV Show with Glen Grant from the 90's (part 3)
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Did you know - Glen Grant in the Hawaiian Paranormal Community?
A friend of mine from Hawaii recently told me about a legendary paranormal storyteller from Hawaii and some of his TV show videos are still on YouTube to enjoy. He was a host of a show called "Chick'n Skin" (like goosebumps experienced when a ghost is near you).
Glen Grant passed away at 56 in June 2003. According to the Honolulu Star Bulletin newspaper, "He was a Hawaiian who was best known as an expansive storyteller of local supernatural lore -- in print, with his popular obake and chicken skin tales, in person during tours of haunted Oahu locales, and on radio. But Grant was also an avid Hawaiiana historian, a small-businessman and active community member of the Moiliili he so loved. Ryan said he had just been elected to the center's board in January.
Grant, business partner Jill Staas and friends ran the popular "Honolulu Timewalks" and "Ghostbusters" walking tours from offices in the century-old Kamada Building near the corner of University Avenue and South King Street, next door to their bookshop-coffee bar the Haunt."
Here's a short video from his Chick'n Skin TV show that will definitely give you "chicken skin."
Video: https://youtu.be/J2IW0Th5V9g
Glen Grant passed away at 56 in June 2003. According to the Honolulu Star Bulletin newspaper, "He was a Hawaiian who was best known as an expansive storyteller of local supernatural lore -- in print, with his popular obake and chicken skin tales, in person during tours of haunted Oahu locales, and on radio. But Grant was also an avid Hawaiiana historian, a small-businessman and active community member of the Moiliili he so loved. Ryan said he had just been elected to the center's board in January.
Grant, business partner Jill Staas and friends ran the popular "Honolulu Timewalks" and "Ghostbusters" walking tours from offices in the century-old Kamada Building near the corner of University Avenue and South King Street, next door to their bookshop-coffee bar the Haunt."
Here's a short video from his Chick'n Skin TV show that will definitely give you "chicken skin."
Video: https://youtu.be/J2IW0Th5V9g
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