Under the Waves

Andrew's back and the sibling duo is talking about two ships who mysteriously did not just pass in the night but decided to collide into one another all of the way back in 1878 - the St. Andrews and the Peshtigo. While it may not be a very long story, it was a misidentified shipwreck for quite a while. Climb aboard to learn more and welcome back to our long-awaited co-host! Support for Tasia Fortune's Family here Report Hate Crimes to the FBI or Emergency Services or Southern Poverty Law Center

Michelle is joined by a special guest today - her favorite dad - as they talk about Beaver Island. What does this tiny island off the coast of northern Michigan so unique? What's it's connection to Ireland? Prohibition and whiskey? The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints aka Mormons? And most of all, what's this about the only king to have ever underwent an official royal coronation ceremony on American soil? Tune in to find out in this wild and crazy episode! Red Cards That Have Your R

It's Episode 100, y'all! Everybody remain calm! What an exciting time to be alive! Michelle and Andrew were supposed to discuss the Toledo War but much like the outcome of the war itself, Michelle may or may not have taken care of the competition and is doing the episode solo. But come learn more about the war between Ohio and Michigan dating all of the way back to the early 1800s and bleeding into today with the rivalry between the Ohio State Buckeyes and Michigan Wolverines. Did anyone die? Ho

Hey, y'all! It's Michelle! I'm flying solo for today and I've been left alone to my own devices and this time, with a camera late at night. No wait, that sounds wrong. I'm only answering some questions so calm down! Tune in as I share things we'd do differently, mistakes we've made, favorite wrecks, behind-the-scenes stories, random thoughts, and maybe some tea along the way. ☕️ We know this isn't quite the 100th Episode you were expecting. Neither were we. A few life storms came rolling in an

Michelle + Andrew are finally talking about turret decked ships! More specifically, the Turret Chief. Or was it the Salvor? Maybe the Jolly Inez? The Vickerstown? Are you writing these down? Whichever name she happened to be going by at the time, come learn about this wild looking ship along with her crazy life traveling the world. And we mean world! Support for recent ICE victims' families: Joan Sebastian Guerrero's family + Lorenzo Salgado Araujo's family Check out arc.org during Disability

Join hosts Michelle + Andrew as they talk about one of the most endangered lighthouses in the world: the Waugoshance Light. This lighthouse was the first crib light to be built on the Great Lakes, is one of the few remaining bird cage lanterns still in existence, and what does she have to do again with bombing in WWII? Tune in today to find out more about Old Wobbleshank's wild past! Support for recent ICE victims' families: Joan Sebastian Guerrero's family + Lorenzo Salgado Araujo's family Ch