Tripping on Legends Episode 66B…Reflushing the Ghost

6/1/2020

Tripping on Legends Episode 66B…Reflushing the Ghost

One episode was not enough to contain all the stories. Tripping on Legends had to go back into the bathroom to revisit some of the classic bathroom stories from across Florida and New England.

Before finishing up, we tackle stories such as The Devil’s Tree, Lizzie Borden, Silver Springs, and the infamous story of Elizabeth and the Country Tavern. We also look at classic bathroom legends such as Hanako, the story of Elisa Lam, and the Filth Licker.

Listen to the first part of the episode at:

Stopping by to talk about Comfort Station and all things bathroom folklore is Dr. Brandy Stark from Urban Legends of Pinellas County.

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