Ripley Radio Features Christmas Weirdness and Couch Surfing On December 14 Episode

14. Dec, 2009 Comments Off

Featured this week on Ripley Radio are: Christmas expert Robin Mains explains that although she is a Christian, she and her family stopped celebrating the holiday a decade ago and speaks of the deviant and strange side of the holiday; the world’s top couch surfer, Ori Bengal, explains how easy it is to get an invitation to sleep on stranger’s couches; we learn of a Christmas gift that was lost at sea when the ship that was carrying it sunk, but the package still arrived only two days late; we hear about North Carolina’s mysterious Judaculla Rock and it’s carvings; and we visit Ripley’s Believe It or Not museum on Times Square in Manhattan, NY.

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