The Tripping on Legends Summer Road Trip continues...

In this conversational episode of Wicked Curious Radio, Roxie is joined by the Professor Lou Blasi for a spooky discussion of storm tossed lighthouses, the harrowing experiences of their keepers and some of the ghost stories they left behind.  Also, discover a haunted corner in New Haven, Connecticut, where a ghostly grocer wandered his store for many years. Why do some spirits linger and can two different places be haunted by the same spirits? Climb into the boat, traverse the waves of the Atlantic and look for the light with Roxie and Lou in this episode

Madame Delphine LaLaurie – the charming society hostess by day, architect of unimaginable horrors by night. In 1834, a fire ripped the mask away, revealing chained, mutilated souls in the attic, victims of tortures too grotesque to speak aloud. But the story doesn't end with the flames.

The screams still echo. Phantom footsteps pace empty halls. A young girl's ghostly cry drifts from the rooftop. Shadowy figures dart through rooms, chains clank in the darkness, and something watches from the bricked-up windows.

Jeff Belanger and Ray Auger explore the former Kent County Jail building in East Greenwich, Rhode Island. Built in 1795, this jail has seen countless people come and go through the legal system, from drunks and debtors to murderers. Some of those spirits may have never left their jail cells.

Dr. Schutz interviews author and otherworldly contactee, Steven Bird.

Lilliee discusses some of the most haunted churches

My mind was spinning at this point. Here I was – someone who grew up not believing in ghosts, a veteran journalist used to questioning everything – apparently having a conversation with a captain who fought at Gettysburg more than 150 years ago. Was it really possible? Was this some gigantic, wildly ingenious incredible hoax, or was this conversation somehow real? And what was it that brought me – a once dyed-in-the-wool paranormal doubter – to this haunted bridge in search of ghosts? - Don Allison After years of experiences that he could not rationally explain -- experiences that many people encounter, and do shrug off or rationalize - award winning newspaper editor and columnist Don Allison decided to search for answers. Experiences that Don and his grandson experienced in Gettysburg in the spring of 2015 finally convinced Don to present this serious look at the paranormal.. This is what noted paranormal investigator and historian Mark Nesbitt, author of the "Ghosts of Gettysburg" series of books, has to say about "I Met a Ghost at Gettysburg": "A great read. Very entertaining ... I think you've created an "Everyman's" explanation of paranormal experiences. Most people ignore or rationalize away true paranormal events. Your book covers the many types of paranormal events AS paranormal events, and explains how you came (reluctantly, in some cases) to those conclusions."

Tim speaks with Patti Negri known as the White Witch of Hollywood

Maureen and Ron discuss near death experiences, their own and others...

The gang discusses a variety of subjects including stories of giant worms rampaging through the Canadian wildness. Also, the bizarre case of the Girl Who Cried Crystal Tears, ten more bad jokes from Lonely Larry and the day Uncle Al saved a duck.