Wild, Wicked & Weird

This episode is sponsored by WINDSOR'S PENALTY BOX RESTAURANT.

This week, Willy and Brett take a unique view at two very different types of murder. First, Willy transports us to a barren island that the Canadian government didn't even know existed until after WW1. On this island, a strange massacre and an equally strange trial took place in 1941. Also, Brett tells the tale of a brutal murder back in 1997 and how a down homer named Luc Landry from New Brunswick risked his life as a undercover cop to extract a murder confession and bring closure to Ronald Lougheed's family.

Edited & Produced by Will Voyvodic / Brett Hedges

Music by Matt Lalonde

This week, Brett teaches us about an exotic food from St. Thomas known as Whiskeybiscuits and how they were a staple for the one of the town's biggest and most famous residents. Will recounts the wild adventures of France's most famous criminal, who was an international fugitive that actually spent some time in our humble town during the summer of '69.  Music by Matt Lalonde. Edited and Produced by Will Voyvodic.

This week, Will talks about a famous manhunt for a Windsor man and Brett recounts the story of some furry heroes who saved an Alaskan town from a diptheria outbreak almost a century ago. It's Wild, Wicked & Weird! Music by Matt Lalonde. Edited and Produced by Will Voyvodic.

This week, Willy & Brett jump back in the Detroit River where the use of a unique underwater vessel places one local man's infamous crimes into a tier only rivalled by James Bond movie-villains. Also, is purple a tough colour? A group of young Jewish immigrants sure thought so during the 1920's and 30's. Care to guess how many bodies these gangsters left in their wake? Let's go on an auditory journey and find out together in this new episode of Wild, Wicked and Weird!

Music by Matt Lalonde

Edited/Produced by Will Voyvodic and Brett Hedges

This week, Brett tells us about one of the most controversial professional wrestlers ever, who was born and raised right here in Windsor! Also, Willy covers one of Canada's greatest "who-dun-its" when a millionaire theatre magnate goes missing after closing the biggest deal of his life Dec. 2nd, 1919 in Toronto. Produced & Edited by Will Voyvodic. Music by Matt Lalonde.

This week, Brett tells us about some wild stories form the local area, and Willy talks about a man out West who really, really liked the show Dexter (but who doesn’t?). Produced and edited by Brett Hedges and Will Voyvodic. Music by Matt Lalonde.

This week we have our friend Kyle on the show to talk about conspiracies in Nashville, the best/worst movies and classic grade school trauma. It's time to get Wild, Wicked & Weird. Produced & Edited by Will Voyvodic and Brett Hedges. Music by Matt Lalonde.

This week, Brett tips his hat to a neighboring town while Willy explores some of the worst employees the workforce had ever seen. Produced & Edited by Will Voyvodic and Brett Hedges. Music by Matt Lalonde.

This week, Willy & Brett discuss a young man with a brilliant mind who could not be captured—and he HATED wearing shoes. Also, we talk about a "very, very tragic day" for the people of Windsor and the controversial legal trial that followed. Buckle up, it's time for Wild, Wicked & Weird. Produced & Edited by Will Voyvodic. Music by Matt Lalonde.

Willy & Brett jump in their time machine back to 1972 to talk about DC-10 airplanes and their role in, "The Windsor Incident". Also, a death-defying tale of a Pickering man's methed-up heroics during a fire ultimately leads to a fugitive manhunt. Plus, is that kitty litter or meth? You be the judge on this episode of Wild, Wicked & Weird!