Paradelphia

In March 2011 the northern seacoast of Japan was visited by devastation unlike anything experienced in that country since the atomic bombings of WW2. The largest earthquake in Japanese recorded history struck just off shore and unleashed a 130ft tall tsunami that slammed into coastal villages and towns snuffing out the lives of over 13,000 people in minutes. Then the ghosts started showing up. This week we discuss "Ghosts of the Tsunami" by Richard Lloyd Parry and how culture and belief can play a huge part in how we experience the paranormal. Also, this weekend marks the release of "Human Hibachi", the latest film by award winning local filmmaker Mario Cerrito. Already BANNED by Amazon Prime, "Human Hibachi" isn't safe for work or for those faint of heart but if you're looking to take the gore factor up a notch or 20 this Halloween season you can rent and stream the film directly off the link in our show notes below.  Human Hibachi (website) Ghosts of the Tsunami (Amazon)  Toxic Radio