There’s a town in northern Japan that bills itself as the actual hometown of Jesus, and points visitors to a place named the tomb or grave of Christ. Not the Easter story most of us have heard. Plus: just outside the Austrian town of Gmünd, there’s a divided chapel, with parts on both sides of a road.

Weird Legend of Jesus in Japan (ABC News)

The Divided Church of Gmünd (Amusing Planet)

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We're just a few days away from Easter for many people around the world. For kids in Finland and Sweden, the Thursday before Easter is itself a pretty important time: it’s when they turn themselves into witches. Plus: today in 1967 was the last episode of the sitcom Gilligan’s Island. So we've got a story about a time the TV audience of the 60s stood up for the Skipper and his little buddy.

Easter in Sweden comes in many shapes and forms. But there's no getting around the eggs (or the witches). (Sweden.se)

Little witches in Finland cast good spells before Easter (Seattle Times)

‘Gilligan’s Island’: Secrets From the Set, Including Who Thought the Show ‘Would Never Be Picked Up’ (Yahoo!)

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This is Money Smart Week, so we're going to look at what exactly money is and what it means, by looking at a kind of money on a Pacific island made out of huge stones. Plus: a shopping plaza in Greenfield, Massachusetts includes an ATM nestled inside a large fiberglass tree.

The Island Of Stone Money (NPR)

WOW: You Can Get Money Out of a Tree in This Massachusetts Town (WSBS)

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