After leaving the CANDLES Holocaust Museum and Education Center in Terre Haute, Indiana, I mentioned our trip to a photographer friend of mine named Rodney Margison, from nearby Bloomington. I was telling Rodney about a book I had purchased at the museum

Im back with Troy Fears, Executive director at Candles Holocaust Museum and Education Center, in Terre Haute, Indiana. Twenty years ago, this museum was fire bombed by a domestic terrorist.Today, its stronger than ever, hosting thousands of visitors e

Just after midnight, on the morning of November 16, 2003, a fire bomb tore through the center of the Holocaust education center in Terre Haute, Indiana.Much of the buildings interior was incinerated in the blaze. Unknown quantities of historical memora

[Part 2] This Mothers Day, join Shane Waters on a chilling adventure featuring 14 podcasters as they share sinister stories of motherhood. Mothers Day is typically a time to honor the love and sacrifices of mothers, but today well be exploring the twis

This Mothers Day, join Shane Waters on a chilling adventure featuring 14 podcasters as they share sinister stories of motherhood. Mothers Day is typically a time to honor the love and sacrifices of mothers, but today well be exploring the twisted tales

Jinkies! Welcome to the Mystery Inc podcast, where we unmask the truth behind the spookiest mysteries!In this episode, we're tackling the mystery at Airtight Bridge in Illinois. It's a place with a dark past, where strange things have been happening fo

To my knowledge only one Native American tribe in history has never surrendered or capitulated to the US Government the Seminole tribe of Florida.Most specifically, one Seminole tribe - the Miccosukee Indians, settled in the Everglades and held out un

Last month I was driving through a small downtown in northeastern Tennessee and realized that my two left tires were directly on top of the state line. On my right side was still Tennessee, but on my left side, was the state of Virginia. The yellow line

The turning point in the history of most hometowns is economic.A factory moves in, or an industry moves in and then thousands or millions of people follow.This episode is the story of a county in southern Indiana that was changed not through industry,

This Easter, join Shane Waters on a whimsical adventure featuring 13 podcasters as they share true stories of con artists and fake deaths. Delve into the magical world of the Enchanted Easterlands, where you’ll encounter peculiar characters and captivatin