What's that at the foot of my bed? It's spooky and cute. I'm pretty sure it's dead. It's coming this way. Wait a minute, hey, I'm ghosted!

I rose just a little.

Hey Boo! It's me, Rose. Happy Pride Month!

Of course, that's something that means a lot to me. And I thank you for always, you know, embracing me as a member of the LGBTQIA plus community.

And here at Ghosted by Rose Dressvelas, we celebrate that all year long. And I thank you to all you allies and members of the LGBTQIA plus community as well.

Go back and listen to some more episodes with all the wonderful queer people I've had on the show and spread the word if people are looking for a queer friendly, queer-hosted queer embracing podcast about ghosts.

Oh my god, okay, this episode today. You guys, I had so much fun. And this is a two-parter, okay? This week, well, first of all, my guest is Andrea Perrin, who famously grew up in the house that went on to inspire the first conjuring movie.

And so we had a lot to talk about. She's my new friend. She's got a great sense of humor. She has a lot to say. And I feel like we haven't even scratched the surface. So hopefully, I can have her on again in the future. She sounds down to do it.

So this will hopefully be the first of many conversations that I'll have with her on this podcast. And in this first week's version of our conversation, we talk a lot about Bathsheba Sherman, who I talked to Amy Bruni about.

And there's also some stuff about Bathsheba Sherman and Amy Bruni's book as well. And she's the woman that was made out to be this awful spooky scary witch in the conjuring movie.

So you'll hear a lot about that today. And yeah, there's just so much. And as always, I have a little bit extra if you want to hear on Patreon. She tells the story that I first heard in that documentary that came out about Ed and Lorraine Warren a couple months back, I think.

Not that long ago. What is time? You know, it was at some point. There was a documentary that's pretty good. It's on Discovery Plus now. Somebody tells a story about in the house that Andrea Perrin grew up in her mom bit into an orange and blood started gushing out in like a paranormal way. And so I asked Andrea that story and we talk about that on Patreon.

And I also asked her about like when the Amniville horror came out and Ed and Lorraine Warren were on TV and like there was all this talk about, you know, this haunted house case, which came after the original conjuring case with Ed and Lorraine Warren.

And so I was curious what that was like for her to see those those two paranormal investigator people, the warrens on TV. But like, wait, those are the people that were over here investigating my like, I don't know, I just, I thought it was an interesting thing to ask her about. So you can hear that on Patreon. And that's patreon.com slash Ross Dres Foles and as always, I have a little video this week. It's just a fun little game where I tell.

I guess I guess you could say I do dramatic readings of real encounters or statements about aliens that celebrities have said and I have you guess which celebrity said that.

So it's all fun patreon.com slash Ross Dres Foles. Okay, let's get into it. Here's part one with Andrea Perrin on with the show.

I am so good. You and I, we just met through Patrick Keller, shout out to Patrick. And we talked on the phone the other day and I had so much fun talking to you. You're, you're a blast.

I'm what is known as a live wire. And you know, I mean, you had me in stitches because at one point, you know, both of us were so wound up and you said, okay, we have to stop because I'm paraphrasing because I'm, you know, this is what this is the kind of stuff we need to save for the show.

And my response to that was, oh, honey, this doesn't run out. It's not like draining a water pipe, you know, there's, there's more where that came from.

Well, yeah, I mean, you wrote about your, just your time living in that, the famous house that we all know about and that span three books. I mean, you have a lot to say on this and it's all gold.

I can't wait for it. But another thing that you were telling me is that you love drag queens. And I love that.

I do. I do years and years ago when I lived just north of Atlanta in Roswell, Georgia on the weekends.

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