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Who lives in a pineapple under the sea? No one in this story, that's for sure.
Because this episode is about real-life pirates of the Great Lakes.
This week Cassidy is joined by Molly to talk about the truly unbelievable story of Roaring Dan Seavey— the most infamous pirate in Great Lakes history. In addition, look forward to learning about floating brothels, Michigan's logging heyday, timber pirates, and the origin story of your favorite cheap beer.
AND HEY! WE'VE GOT OUR FIRST AD!
For your free quote and an opportunity to save some money on your insurance, call Advisors Capital Insurance at (734) 272-7909 or email Fil directly at [email protected]
If you'd like to advertise with Michigistory, email [email protected]
For more Michigan history, including video clips from this episode, follow us on Instagram and TikTok @michigistory
Do you think piracy is a victimless crime? If so, let us know by leaving Michigistory a 5-star review
Do you think piracy is a victimfull crime? If so, let us know by leaving Michigistory a 5-star review
By Cassidy Hough and Big Mitten MediaWho lives in a pineapple under the sea? No one in this story, that's for sure.
Because this episode is about real-life pirates of the Great Lakes.
This week Cassidy is joined by Molly to talk about the truly unbelievable story of Roaring Dan Seavey— the most infamous pirate in Great Lakes history. In addition, look forward to learning about floating brothels, Michigan's logging heyday, timber pirates, and the origin story of your favorite cheap beer.
AND HEY! WE'VE GOT OUR FIRST AD!
For your free quote and an opportunity to save some money on your insurance, call Advisors Capital Insurance at (734) 272-7909 or email Fil directly at [email protected]
If you'd like to advertise with Michigistory, email [email protected]
For more Michigan history, including video clips from this episode, follow us on Instagram and TikTok @michigistory
Do you think piracy is a victimless crime? If so, let us know by leaving Michigistory a 5-star review
Do you think piracy is a victimfull crime? If so, let us know by leaving Michigistory a 5-star review