In 2011 David Goulden interviewed local author Alex Woodward for Wessex FM just before the release of 'Haunted Weymouth'.

David also made a contribution to this book sharing a few local accounts.

Haunted Weymouth is published through the History Press (2011) | ISBN: 9780752460468.

Alex Woodward | Author of Haunted Weymouth Archive Interview (11/2011)

In 2011 David Goulden was a guest on the Haunted 911 Radio Show with hosts Ray Jorden and Wayne Punter.

This interview was from a time before The Dorset Paranormal Research Team when we were known as Paranormally Active.

Note: These are edited highlights and the sound quality isn't perfect as it was recorded from a live broadcast in the early days of Skype.

David Goulden | Haunted 911 Archive Interview (2011)

In this archive interview David Goulden talks about how to research the paranormal from a rational point of view on Hayes FM's London Local programme.

These edited highlights are a snapshot of a 3 way debate between paranormal investigator and believer Barri Ghai, sceptical paranormal researcher David Goulden and studio guest Ian James who is a complete sceptic and non-believer.

David Goulden | Hayes FM Archive Interview (31/10/2009)

David Goulden talks to Steve Harris about the team on BBC Radio Solent's Breakfast in Dorset.

David Goulden | BBC Radio Solent Interview (31/10/2017)

The Dorset Paranormal Research Team | Rational enquiry into local paranormal claims.

Based in Thomas Hardy's Wessex, we are a non-profit making team focused on the study of spontaneous anomalous phenomena and ghost research, including...

Investigation, field study and rational enquiry into claims of the paranormal in Dorset and further afield.

Theories and explanations that surround such claims and looking into these reports of alleged paranormal phenomena from a balanced and logical point of view.

Advisory work with organisations that host paranormal events involving the public and ensuring that a good representation of the paranormal research field is upheld.

Media enquiries when interesting local cases come to light.

The Dorset PRT