Ron and Maureen speak with Bette Comerford of the Spirit Light Network

Ron and Lou are joined by trance-medium Maureen Wood to discuss a potpourri of spiritual subjects including Tarot Cards, Mediums, and Telepathy..

Henry and the crew speak with author and paranormal investigator the Urban Legend Detective Kat Klackow

Richard Senate looks atthe rolls of cats and dogs and their relationship to the paranormal

As summer settles across Maine’s lakes, thousands gather along the water’s edge to swim, boat, and relax beneath sunny skies. But beneath the sparkling surface lie stories of loss, tragedy, and communities forever changed.

In this episode of Wicked Curious, we explore two haunting chapters of Maine history. First, we journey beneath the waters of Flagstaff Lake, where entire towns—including Flagstaff and Dead River—were sacrificed and flooded in the name of progress. Then we travel to the shores of Belgrade Lakes, where a devastating fire consumed the grand Belgrade Lakes Hotel, leaving behind memories, legends, and whispers of a bygone era.

From burning forests and drowned homesteads to vanished landmarks and lingering spirits, these stories reveal how the lakes we treasure today often conceal forgotten histories beneath their calm surfaces.

So pull up a chair by the campfire, listen to the loons calling across the water, and join us for an evening of Maine’s most fascinating lake legends.

Because sometimes the deepest stories are the ones hidden beneath the surface.

Darren digs into some of the strangest but true stories. 

, Jeff Belanger and Ray Auger head to the tip of Cape Cod, Massachusetts, to search the waters off the coast of Provincetown to search for a giant serpent. In 1886 a rash of sightings made the newspapers, but in 1939 a mysterious skeleton washed up on shore. This time the camera was ready. What could this giant skeleton belong to?

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Natalie takes to the water to try and hook the ghost of the Romantic Trout Fisherman. While she's putting her moves on the spirit world, Balzano takes to the battery of the fort to check out rumors of footsteps and shadows. As the sun sets on the base, they venture to the outskirts and ruins of the old base to try and connect with the dozens who have died of yellow fever and are said to still walk the grounds, including a mother rumored to be heard crying for her dead children.

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Because the most frightening part of the Wendigo… isn’t the monster.

It’s what it used to be.

Ron and Maureen investigate the haunting of Fort Delaware