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Wisconsin Legends PodcastWisconsin Legends PodcastWisconsin UFOs - Part Two - The Conclusion (Season Finale)It seems as though Wisconsin has had a hand in almost all of the major American UFO incidents of the modern era.Mike and Jeff discuss Wisconsin UFO history from the 1970s to 2023.What role did Wisconsin play in the Roswell mythos?What landed at the Baker's farm in Wisconsin's Northwoods?Did William Bosak encounter a fly cow humanoid? And what happened two years to that day?What is Wisconsin's role in the latest round of UFO disclosure?We cover all of this in more on Wisconsin...2023-11-281h 06Wisconsin Legends PodcastWisconsin Legends PodcastWisconsin UFOs - Part OneWisconsin has played an outsized role in the history of ufology.Mike and Jeff discuss the early years of Wisconsin UFO sightings with the "airship" flap of 1897. Can these be dismissed as hysteria or was something otherworldy appearing in the skies over Chicago, Milwaukee, Madison, and as far north as Wausau?How did a solitary building on the shores of Lake Geneva play a role in the life of the "Father of Ufology"?How did a chance sighting in Barron, WI directly inspire the work of MUFON?Did aliens really bring pa...2023-11-1658 minWisconsin Legends PodcastWisconsin Legends PodcastThe Mad City Murders - The Capital City SlayingsMadison is best known for being a college town and the state capital of Wisconsin.It's usually characterized by raucous crowds at Camp Randall, its lakes, reveling on State Street, and the picturesque backdrops of photo-ops like the Capitol Building, the Monona Terrace, the Union Terrace, and Bascom Hill.But, few know that Madison was the setting for a string of unsolved murders not too long ago."The Mad City Murders" or "Capital City Killings" spanned fourteen bloody years from 1968 to 1982.Mike and Jeff take a deep dive into the string...2023-11-021h 20Wisconsin Legends PodcastWisconsin Legends PodcastThe Devil in Milwaukee (LIVE) 2023 Milwaukee Paranormal Conference w/ Allison JornlinLive from the Milwaukee Paranormal ConferenceThe Devil in Milwaukee w/ Allison Jornlin (American Ghost Walks- Milwaukee)Allison joins Mike and Jeff to discuss three curious cases from her hometown. Recorded live at the Irish Cultural and Heritage Center in downtown Milwaukee, October 14th, 2023.Outro: Halloween Pumpkin by PurplePlanetMusicWisconsin Rapids native, Jeff Finup is the mind behind Badgerland Legends, which explores Wisconsin's mysteries and fascinating history, a post at a time. Legends, lore, history, cryptids ,and more from the Badger State. Find his work on Instagram and Facebook.2023-10-2655 minWisconsin Legends PodcastWisconsin Legends PodcastThe Hodag & Gene Shepard - Wisconsin's Most Fearsome CritterSpawned from the lumber camps of the Northwoods comes the Hodag, Wisconsin's most fearsome critter.From bunkhouse tale to worldwide phenomenon. Discover who or what created this mythical creature and how it became so popular.Why is Rhinelander the "Home of the Hodags" and who is carrying on the tradition of the beast.HodagHodag 125th AnniversaryHodag - wikiWilliam T CoxSnallygasterCapture of the HodagEugene ShepardRhinelanderLakeshore Kearney...2023-10-1855 minWisconsin Legends PodcastWisconsin Legends PodcastLittle Lord Fauntleroy- Waukesha's Cold Case w/ Josh HughesOn March 8th, 1921, the remains of a young boy were found floating in a pond near the O’Laughlin Stone Company’s Waukesha quarry.The boy was dressed in a gray sweater, black stockings, a blouse, patent leather shoes, and Munsing undergarments. The quality clothing and fancifully dressed suggested the young man was from means.The newspaper writers gave the unidentified boy the nickname, Little Lord Fauntleroy after the literary title which depicted a young well-dressed boy who was adopted into aristocracy.Who was this little boy and how did he end up at the q...2023-10-111h 01Wisconsin Legends PodcastWisconsin Legends PodcastFrank Lloyd Wright- Part 2 - The Esoteric ArchitectIn the conclusion of the Frank Lloyd Wright saga, we find Frank dealing with the loss of his beloved Mamah. Wright finds love in an unusual way, but his first wife, Kitty stands in the way refusing to file for divorce.After another ill-fated marriage, Wright finds a new mystically-inclined woman in his life. What events led to Wright's arrest in Minnesota?Who was this mystical stranger from the East?Was Wright running an institution or a cult?What are Wright's links to Joseph Stalin?Does...2023-10-041h 02Wisconsin Legends PodcastWisconsin Legends PodcastFrank Lloyd Wright - Part 1 - The Building of an ArchitectJoin Jeff and Mike for the kickoff of Season 2 of the Wisconsin Legends PodcastIn this episode they discuss Frank Lloyd Wright who is known today as “the greatest American architect of all time”.Wright’s career in architecture spanned 73 years and he is credited with many incredible works as well as the progenitor of a movement that reshaped how American’s live within their homes.His humble beginnings in rural Richland and Sauk County, Wisconsin and how it informed much of his style and aesthetic. The guys discuss the tragedy at Talie...2023-09-281h 12Wisconsin Legends PodcastWisconsin Legends PodcastThe Ridgeway Phantom and Mineral Point Vampire- Denizens of the DriftlessOne of the Dairy State's most notorious hauntings, The Ridgeway Phantom, terrorized the Old Military Ridge Road that ran from the Fox Valley in the Northeast to Prairie du Chien in the Southwest of the state. From the 1840s, residents of the Driftless area near Ridgeway have spoken about the phantom, who acts more like a troublemaker and trickster than a traditional ghost as he stalks the road. But how could the Ridgeway Phantom have been influenced by the traditions of the Welsh and Cornish lead miners who had been coming to the area by the tens of thousands...2022-07-231h 19Wisconsin Legends PodcastWisconsin Legends PodcastDevil's Lake- Legendary Creatures and Cthulhu Power Zones, The Mysteries of Devil's LakeToday, Devil’s Lake is known as Wisconsin’s most visited state park, a designation it has held for over 100 years. But, the region has been inhabited by man for nearly 500 generations. With its rich history comes plenty of legends and lore. Mike and Jeff discuss the early inhabitants, tales of Thunderbirds and lake monsters, and the many ghost stories that line the shores of the small enigmatic lake. Did a group of Crowley-ian sex magicians cast a spell on Devil’s Lake? Was something conjured that still resides there today? In 2020, Devil’s Lake was thrust into the headlines...2022-07-231h 02Wisconsin Legends PodcastWisconsin Legends PodcastHaunchyville- The Miniscule Marauders of MuskegoDo you know the legend of Haunchyville near Muskego, Wisconsin?Near the end of Mystic Drive is supposedly a barn where a farmer hung himself. Underneath the body were many child-sized footprints all around. In the barn was a sign, scrawled in his own blood saying "The Haunchies made me do it." Whether it is a group of vengeful circus dwarves or a debauched town of Wizard of Oz's munchkins, little people have been the object of paranormal fascination for thousands of years. From leprechauns to the Lollipop Guild, join Jeff and Mike (who's actually...2022-07-231h 34Wisconsin Legends PodcastWisconsin Legends PodcastThe Beast of Bray Road- Wisconsin's WerewolfIn 1991, on a slow news week at the end of December, an article was published in small weekly Walworth County paper called “The Week”.The article was titled, “Tracking down “The Beast of Bray Road””. The story by Linda Godfrey detailed the rumors of a creature that stalked Walworth County along with two eyewitness interviews.Nicknamed Wisconsin’s Werewolf, The Walworth County Werewolf, the Wisconsin Dogman, the Beast of Bray Road has held the imagination of Elkhorn residents since the article was published. In recent years it’s attracted the attention of cryptid enthusiasts, which have resulted in a horror movie...2022-07-231h 27Wisconsin Legends PodcastWisconsin Legends PodcastJeffrey Dahmer- The Cream City CannibalJeffrey Dahmer was one of the most notorious serial killers in American history. Over the course of thirteen years, he raped, murdered, and dismembered seventeen victims, young men. His crimes were so heinous that even now, nearly thirty years after his death, he continues to terrify the public imagination. Some say that his spirit still lurks in the places he haunted in life. Others believe that he haunts the cemetery where he was buried. Either way, Dahmer's legacy is one of horror and gruesome violence. Visitors have reported seeing strange shadows moving about the site of his first murder...2022-07-231h 38Wisconsin Legends PodcastWisconsin Legends PodcastHotel Hell, Manitowoc's Maribel CavesThe vestiges of the Maribel Caves Hotel lie in ruin near the town of Cooperstown in Manitowoc County. Nicknamed “Hotel Hell”, it has been home to many legends. It allegedly burnt three time, all on the same date. It was the scene of a mass murder and suicide. It was owned by Al Capone during prohibition. It served as a hideout as well as a stop for his rum-running business, which included John Dillinger.And the most intriguing, the front fountain contained a portal to hell. A legion of demons escaped and unleashed hell on the nearby town. F...2022-07-231h 19Wisconsin Legends PodcastWisconsin Legends PodcastEd Gein- The Original PsychoIt was the crime that shocked 1950s America, Ed Gein was born in Wisconsin in 1906 and grew up on a farm desperately attached to his strict, religious mother. When she died, his isolation and terrifying obsessions led to stealing corpses from graves and making trophies and keepsakes out of their lifeless bodies. In 1957, he was arrested for murdering two women and was arrested and institutionalized for the rest of his life. However, many believe that his spirit never left the property where he committed his atrocities. To this day, there have been reports of strange noises and sightings of...2022-07-232h 04