Strange But True Humans Featured on October 12 Installment of Ripley Radio

12. Oct, 2009 Comments Off

Featured on the show are: Erik Sprague, better known as The Lizardman, tells of the commitment he made to his art when he tattooed and modified himself to look like a lizard; James Kuhn painted a different portrait on his face and head each day for a year and claims he has no social life; we hear of a man who married his own wife, by accident and didn’t know it until he was on his death bed; we find out what firewater, Native Americans and Manhattan Island have in common; and the Ripley’s Believe It or Not! Museum in Niagara Falls, Can. is visited.

Ripley Radio – an On-Demand Oddcast

Ripley’s radio hour is a journey through the weird, wacky, whimsical, wild, and totally unbelievable world of the odd, strange and unusual. Each show provides listeners with amazing and absolutely true tales of today as well as unbelievable facts culled from the extensive archives of the company that has been freaking out families for more than 90 years!

The show is an unpredictable and fun-filled hour that will prove beyond all dimensions that Ripley’s is indeed, the global authority on the weird, strange and bizarre.

Ripley Radio – An On-Demand Oddcast is carried on Webtalkradio.net and can be streamed or downloaded at the dedicated Ripley Radio website. For further information on the show, email to radio@ripleys.com

About Ripley Radio

Ripley Radio is owned by Ripley Entertainment Inc., keepers of the venerable Ripley’s Believe It or Not! brand and is a global leader in location-based entertainment. More than 13 million guests visit its 70-plus world-wide attractions annually. The Orlando-based company also has divisions that oversee publishing, licensing and broadcast operations. Ripley Entertainment is a Jim Pattison Company, the third-largest privately held company in Canada.