Adrian Lee with Heather Morris

Author & Paranormal Guest

Adrian Lee is the founder of The International Paranormal Society and a member of the Luton Paranormal Society in England. He has investigated ghosts and paranormal activity all over the world for twenty-five years. Lee first came to Minnesota early in 2008 to work on several paranormal video productions and spent two years working in Minneapolis as the national and international news correspondent for a live paranormal talk radio show on 100.3 KTLK. He currently hosts the only weekly paranormal news quiz show, More Questions than Answers, every Friday on the Dark Matter Digital Radio Network. A show that was nominated for the 2018 Comedy Awards. Lee has also appeared on My Real Ghost Story, Fox 9, WCCO, Eyewitness News, KSTP, KGRA, KSAX and KARE 11.

Lee has written the following books: Ghosts & UFOs, Connecting Paranormal Phenomona through Quantum Physics; How to be a Christian Psychic: What the Bible says about Mediums, Healers and Paranormal Investigators; Mysterious Midwest, Unwrapping Urban Legends and Ghostly Tales from the Dead and Mysterious Minnesota, Digging up the Ghostly Past at Thirteen Haunted Sites. He currently lectures on all aspects of the paranormal, including ghosts, UFOs, psychic development and angels.

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Dirk Benedict

Pop Culture Icon

Dirk Benedict is best known for portraying two notorious ladies’ men on television: the roguish anti-hero “Starbuck” from the original 70s incarnation of Battlestar Galactica and the charismatic “Templeton ‘Faceman’ Peck” on the 80s hit The A-Team. The roles, as well as the shows, remained so much a mainstay in pop culture that Battlestar Galactica was re-imagined into an immensely popular and critically acclaimed cable series, while The A-Team was remade in 2010 as a big budget theatrical film with Bradley Cooper playing the role of “Faceman.” Benedict had a cameo in the film.

Other credits include the 1973 cult horror film Sssssss as well as guest spots on such television series as Charle’s Angels, The Love Boat, Baywatch and The Commish. Benedict reprised the role of “Starbuck” for a 2003 Battlestar Galactica video game.

Born in Montana, Benedict continues to live outside of the Hollywood spotlight in “Big Sky Country” where he also has become an accomplished author. His first book, “Confessions of a Kamikaze Cowboy” details his career in Hollywood as well as his victorious battle over prostate cancer. His second book, “And Then We Went Fishing,” explores the trials of being a father and the importance of forgiveness.

Benedict attended college in Walla Walla, Washington and later performed repertory theatre in Seattle before becoming the pop culture icon that he remains today.

Steve Thaemert

Producer & Journalist

Steve Thaemert is the producer of Unscripted Paranormal and an award winning journalist and author. He is the founding editor and publisher of Rat Rod Magazine and the author of The Illustrated History of the Rat Rod: The People, the Cars, and the Culture. He is the executive producer at Reel Giant Media and presents and produces the American Rust TV series.

Tommy Kramer

MN Vikings Legendary QB

Tommy Kramer was setting Texas high school records and winning state championships as a quarterback at Lee High School in San Antonio before committing to Rice University to play football for the Owls. Kramer went on to set school records in all major passing categories that would hold for several decades following his graduation. He then entered the NFL as the 27th pick in the 1977 NFL Draft by the Minnesota Vikings where he remained until 1989. Kramer was one of the top quarterbacks in the League at his time especially when it came to late game come-backs, which earned him the nickname "Two-Minute Tommy". He was selected to the Pro Bowl in 1986 when he led the NFL in passing and finished his NFL career in 1990 with 24,777 passing yards and a career 72.8 passer rating. In 2012 Kramer was selected to the College Football Hall of Fame for his record setting career at Rice.

Dave Wheeler

Comic Artist "Jack Of All Trades

Dave Wheeler is a jack of all trades when it comes to comics, working as an: inker, colorist, letterer, writer and book designer. In addition to the comics industry he has worked in the advertising and graphics industry for 10 years. Dave currently resides in Minneapolis, MN. with his family. He is proud to be one of the co-founders of the kid-friendly comic company MIND WAVE COMICS doing his part to bring back fun to comics! When he’s not in the studio he enjoys long walks on the beach, making toys and professional wrestling!

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Eliot Rahal

Comic Author & Artist

Outside of the comics realm, Eliot has also worked with some well known names in television including David Letterman Spike O'Dell and John Williams. He also has done some stand up comedy in the past.

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John Bivens

Acclaimed Comic Artist

John Bivens’ work has appeared in the Eisner and Harvey Award winning Comic Book Tattoo, the Harvey Award winning Popgun volume 4, and the Harvey nominated Reading with Pictures. He has also received nominations for an Eagle Award and a Ghastly Award. He has worked for IMAGE Comics, Heavy Metal Magazine, Vault Comics, Valiant Comics, IDW Publishing. and others.

John’s work spans the genres of crime, horror, science fiction, fantasy, romance, and education. His education includes the undergraduate illustration program at Northern Illinois University and the Graduate program at Minneapolis College of Art and Design. He has taught as an adjunct professor at Northern Illinois University, Dakota County Technical College, and participated in multiple visiting workshops and panels.

John currently resides in Minneapolis, MN where he is a proud member of World Monster HQ studios.

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