Me & my good friend Scott Michaels, after having dinner with some grave hunting friends, at The El Coyote Cafe Mexican restaurant, in Los Angeles (2011).

Hey what’s going on my loyal readers, I wanted to bring you all up to speed on a few things. Well first things first, I’m in the process of putting the finishing touches on episode 12 of The Gravecast Show Podcast. Where Steve Goldstein, and yours truly interviewed noted author, historian, and fellow grave hunter Michael Barry about his books and grave hunting in general.

The other thing I wanted to mention is the fact that I’m going to be heading back to Los Angeles, this October 2012 coming up. I’ll be in the area from October 2nd through the 15th. While I’m in Tinseltown, grave hunting until my heart’s content, I’m also planning on taking part in the First Annual Death Hag Weekend festivities. The First Annual Death Hag Weekend is being organized by my good friend, fellow Detroit native, grave hunter, celebrity death guru, and all around good guy, Scott Michaels. At the event I’ll be rubbing elbows with other like-minded personages who have an interest in celebrity death, and the gravesites of famous people. If you’re gonna be in Hollywood the first weekend of October, make a point to take part in this monumental gathering of like-minded people.

Anyway if you’re not familiar with Scott’s reputation. Let me bring you up to speed on that, Scott is the webmaster/curator over at the highly acclaimed Find A Death.com celebrity death website. Not only that he’s the owner of the Hollywood based Dearly Departed Tours. For those of you who aren’t familiar with Dearly Departed Tours, the three-hour tour is a unique approach to the typical Hollywood sight-seeing, venue. If your like me and have an interest in the deaths of celebrities, and you’re gonna be in Hollywood anytime soon, you gotta take Scott’s tour. The tour is bar none one of the best sight-seeing venues in Hollywood. Anyway that is all for now.