Bay 11

Better known as the "Albino Farm," the Springlawn Farm has been the site of an urban legend in Springfield for over 75 years. Reporter Chloe Sutherland talked to writer Steve Yates, whose preparation for his novel, "The Legend of the Albino Farm," included researching the rumors that tormented the Sheedy family, owners of Springlawn. He helped Chloe sort fact from fiction, and rumors from reality. Then first-time podcaster Chesnee Moritz takes us on a trip to a Halloween store where she was underwhelmed by their seasonal offerings, except for one long-tailed inhabitant.

Luke Morris and Avery Grant have the latest "sports buzz" as they discuss and debate recent sports events, and make predictions about the MLB Division Series.

We all like a good mystery. Fiction or non-fiction, it's human nature to want to know what really happened. But our guest today found herself in the middle of her own mystery, and it started here at Hillcrest when she was just a teenager. Becky Gardner brings us, "Shannon's Search."

A "Bay 11" spinoff, as Avery Grant and Luke Morris discuss and debate national sports. In this episode, they name their 2020 baseball award winners, talk some NBA playoffs, pick their NFL sleeper teams, and have a disagreement about Barry Bonds' PED-tainted career.

We cover how the pandemic forced changes in classes and sports this fall, and talk to someone who survived a bout with the virus: Hillcrest principal Dr. Rob Kroll.

Springfield schools resume in less than a month, so reporter William Wehmer got reaction for this special report. Students have two options: attend twice a week and do the rest online, or attend all classes remotely from home. The segment focuses mainly on high school, with comments from students, teachers, parents, and a board member.

Our final podcast dedicated to coverage of the COVID0-19 outbreak features segments that meant the most to William, Sophia, Anna and Coach D. during the past eight weeks.

A coach and a player discuss the loss of spring sports, and how that could impact fall sports. Then a Brooklyn minister shares her church's approach during the pandemic.

An interview with a nurse practitioner caring for COVID-19 victims in New York City, and a few suggestions for teens dealing with the stay-at-home monotony.

The class of 2020 will get their last big dance in mid-July. Today's special podcast is all about proms past and present. Reported by Sophia Vaughn.