We finish out season 3 with an interview with someone who has had a front row seat when it comes to Quincy media when we talk with none other than Bob Gough. From The Herald Whig to Muddy River News, Bob has seen all the ups and downs of the media world in town.

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It's Armageddon time in Quincy, no we are not talking about Bruce Willis and Ben Affleck we are talking end of the world stuff on the latest episode and our last What if episode for the season. We are looking at SHTF scenarios but with a Quincy twist.

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If you thought the name Monckton only referred to the home at 1419 Locust St. in Quincy prepared to be shocked to learn about the man by the name of Leo “Black” Monckton. Veteran of multiple World Wars, Mobster, or Business Man, we look through the many lenses at the man who spawned a thousand legends of Quincy’s underground past. Special thanks to Matt at the Gold Line Barbershop for sharing research and additional context on various topics.

We've talked a lot about things on the surface in Q-Town but we haven't gone under the streets. Well, in this episode we do just that as we explore all the dark passages that the public rarely sees in Quincy. Check out the episode blog here for some visual context to items discussed.

We've talked about him many times throughout Wild Quincy's history, now we are diving deep into the "Little Giant" Stephen Douglas with author and Douglas aficionado Reg Ankrom.

Check out all of Reg's books at the Quincy History Museum on the Square... for those not local, find them here.

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German heritage in the Gem City has been a stable of the community for literally hundreds of years with the German's migrating to Quincy in the mid 1800'sBut what would the city of Quincy look like if there was not a mass German migration to Quincy in the mid 1800's? For that matter would Quincy even be considered a town? In this episode we accidentally step on a butterfly and see how different Quincy might look without the German migration.

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Quincy was rocked to it's core in 1912 when the aftermath of a rural fire revealed the brutal axe killings of a family and houseguest. Suspicion fell on son/brother of the victims Ray Pfanschmidt who's trial captivated the the region if not the country. Did Ray do it, what happened to him? We're joined by local Pfanschmidt expert  and author Beth Lane whose book, Lies Told Under Oath documents all the wild details of this case. What do you think...was Ray guilty?

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It's April of 1945, an end to World War 2 looks to be near and the small town of Quincy just finds out that the President has suddenly passed away. You would think that would be the talk of the town for days to come but Mother Nature had other plans. Find out in this episode about the worst tornado to ever hit the Gem City. Visit the episode blog for pics and info mentioned in the episode.

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Another new category to fill your Wild appetite as we turn towards the people who have and still do make the wheels of the Gem City roll. And who better to start our new category with then none other then former mayor Chuck Scholz. We cover the days before becoming mayor and the highs and lows of his days once in office. We also throw in our go to on Patreon, the lightning round questions. Enjoy this SUPERSIZED episode of your favorite new podcast!

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It's the first ever "What if" episode and this week we dive into the question; What if I want to be buried at Woodland Cemetery. This questions required some expertise so we brought in Will Spear from the Hansen and Spear Funeral Home to help us out.

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