In this episode we take a look at family from Seymour, the 4 brothers and the trouble they get themselves into, Jail breaks, Bank Robberies, Wheat stealing, wife murdering and drunk driving round out the family activities.

We here the story about a Farmer who kills his girlfriend in a crime of passion in the town of Ellington.

We discuss how the Great Depression led to Wisconsin Farmers Going on strike, and the violence that followed.

In this episode we discuss the 72 battle in the state of Wisconsin of taxing, outlawing, and banning margarine

In this episode Gavin discusses William T Boerum who ran the Oshkosh Asylum until he was found out to not be who everyone thought he was

Hear the story of Robert Toombs who lived in Kaukauna and traveled the country marrying a different wife as he traveled

Florence Kilsdonk is left stabbed to death in her kitchen, while her infant boy (unharmed) sits for hours on a tabletop. Who would randomly kill a rural housewife and steal nothing?

This time... how does a 1920s murder in Sheboygan connect to a notorious 1950s crime of the Milwaukee Mafia?

A serious issue approached lightheartedly. In the not too distant past, human remains were treated with far less reverence than today... at least when the remains weren't of European origin. At least one Fox Cities institution still refuses to turn over their bones.

In a rare serious episode, Eric and Gavin talk about how the Milwaukee Mafia (specifically Louis Fazio) supplied brothels in Appleton, Sheboygan and elsewhere. The truth may be darker than you think.