250 years....

Lexington.  Concord.  Boston.  Places that one this day, exactly 250 years ago, a great struggle went from being words and ideas, to action and blood.  In this episode, I lightly go over the events leading up to The Shot Heard 'Round the World, as well as the implications that have been brought forward into our modern times.  This is sure to spark some discussion ,and hopefully some thoughts.

Also, I would love to have a review or two to be able to read on the next recording.  :)

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IF you like to hear about old battles and wars, as told by someone who does, but is in no way a historian, you've come to the right episode!!!  This is how the U.S. came to own the Northwest Territory, and how the Native Confederacy didn't exactly lose it, either.

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160 years ago, a fire was brought forth onto the state of Georgia.  That wrath was named William Tecumseh Sherman.  I'll be covering this story, pulling from my years of reading about it, as well as reading from Sherman's personal memoirs.  Enjoy this unconvential Christmas tale!

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A reading of H. P. Lovecraft's "The Rats in The Walls".  Please realzie that some of the story has been edited for language, but not all.  This is a historical work, and although the worst language has been changed, there could still be a word or two that may upset some folks.  Such is life.  I have also done my best to pronounce any Latin correctly, but I am definitely not a linguist.

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In this one, I cover the life of William Quantrill, his murder sprees, and his lasting legacy into the modern era.  Listen in to be transported back before the Wild West was Wild, and was more just.....bloody.

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Hear of the largest heist in Ohio's history, and a gangster that could not be held.

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Ever heard, "we're gonna get sent to the poorhouse."? Well, today we are!! This episode covers the Clarence E. Miller Building, the history and the hauntings therein. Pictures can be found at: www.ohioexploration.com

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In this episode, I diswcuss a Mr. George Washington and his exploits into Ohio, as well as a disturbing massacre that happened during the Revolutionary War.

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The story of The Torso Killer is an unsolved one, and one of brutality. Beginning in 1934 and lasting for a few years after, this became Eliot Ness's most known unsolved case.

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Come and listen to a......tale....of The Octoman, and how this creature may have influenced other icons of pop culture, and been created out of others. Also, tentacle porn.

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