On this Halloween, we bring you three terrifying interviews: Vermont's history of bringing back the dead, Shirley Jackson illustrated, and managing an evil circus for fun and profit.
Also - let's not bury the lede - Janeis back!
First, we hear from Jason Smiley, an expert on the history of the Eddy family of Chittenden: world-famous in the 19th century for publicly speaking with the dead from their Vermont farmhouse.
Next, we speak to Myles Hyman, an illustrator who has just come out with a graphic novel adaptation of Shirley Jackson's chilling story "The Lottery." The twist is: he's also Shirley Jackson's grandson.
And we close out the hour with Jana Beagley of Nightmare Vermont, on what it takes to run a haunted attraction - and how things get complicated when your theme is a haunted circus and the whole country freaks out about clowns.
Listen... if you dare!
Seriously though, listen. It's all good.
Broadcast live on Monday, October 31, 2016 at noon; rebroadcast at 7 p.m.
