July 6th, 1938 - Just days after the celebrations of Independance Day, when fireworks still echoed across the countryside, violence and adrenaline returned in a different way.

A quiet night in Leavenworth, MN gets turned upside down when a farmer is woken up to defend what is rightfully his.

As we all know, fires can happen any hour, any minute, any second of any day. But this one on Christmas Eve 1930 in the town of Sleepy Eye was truly a sad one. On this episode was have special guest Victor Thatcher, a volunteer fire fighter of 18 years, join us to share a story and help give us insight.

The Nobles and Jackson County Sheriff's joined forces to apprehend a suspect. What followed was anything but routine. A high-speed chase... dust flying... engines roaring.. and one sheriff who didnt hesitate emptying his revolver down a Minnesota highway. But was it justified? Did the law go a little too far that day? Buckle up for a wild ride

Watson J. Stone, Along time gravedigger in Edgerton, MN, who spent years working six feet down. He wasnt afraid of digging holes for the dead, but one rainy afternoon...something happened that made him view the dead differently. Dont miss the first episode of The Zoo Man's Nocturnal Podcast with your hosts Brent "The Zoo Man" Mielke and Candace Redenius Jackson. It will have you intrigued, informed and maybe just a little unsettled.