The Daily Detour Paranormal has never been built by one person alone.
Since we started this journey, we’ve met some incredible people, teams, creators and businesses who have supported us, offered advice, collaborated with us, helped behind the scenes or simply believed in what we’re trying to build.
Friends of the Detour is our way of giving something back and recognising the people who have played a part in our journey.
This page isn’t about rankings, favourites or who has done the most. Every person featured here has helped The Daily Detour in their own way, and we’re proud to call them a friend of the project.
Have a look through, check out what they do, and please show them some support.
Expect the Unexpected.
Jamie has been a genuine rock in my corner and has played a huge part behind the scenes in the development of The Old Vicarage. From countless ideas being thrown back and forth, helping shape the design and feel of the venue, to giving advice on filming, equipment choices and where we can take things next, his input has been invaluable. Jamie also generously donated the Lectern Bible, which can now be found inside The Vault. He’s become one of those people I know I can bounce an idea off, no matter how random, and get genuine advice and support back.
Jas from Bad Cat Paranormal has supported and encouraged The Daily Detour from the very beginning. Through all the madness of this paranormal whirlwind, she’s always been someone I can turn to for advice, encouragement or simply another perspective. Having someone who genuinely believes in the project and pushes me to keep going means more than she probably realises, and I’ll always be grateful to have her in my corner.
Andy has been another real rock in my corner throughout the development of The Old Vicarage. He’s always been willing to throw ideas back and forth, offer another perspective and help me think through where we can take things next. Whether it’s a serious idea or something completely out there, he’s always been someone I can talk it through with and get genuine input back. Having people around who genuinely believe in what I’m trying to build and want to see it succeed means a lot, and I’m incredibly grateful to have Andy in my corner.