Real Stories Podcast

In the spring of 1842, Charles Dickens traveled through Upper Sandusky during his travels in America, Listen to the real story of his adventure.

Just a taste, the tip...of the Iceberg, the big tease. Full episodes coming soon.

Today we talked with Rob Gagnon, a hometown boy who's career in the fashion industry launched him from Columbus, to NYC, to Marin County California and back again. This real story takes us from the "catwalk" in the Saint Peter's gymnasium, through Otterbein College, to the streets of New York on 9/11, to earthquakes in California. Please enjoy the Real Story of Rob Gagnon.

Today we sat down with Dale Piecha to talk about being a Navy brat, coaching football, having kids, and loving life. Enjoy!

Fritz and the Kid was an Upper Sandusky based band that played over 700 shows between 1992 and 2011. Today we sat down and got their real story.

Today we interview former Mayor Scott Washburn to learn about his real story and his meteoric rise from Pizza King to Mayor.

The Old Mission Cemetery, built in 1824, has a storied past that begins with John Stewart (A rouge Methodist Missionary) wandering into Ohio in 1813. This is a story of bravery, alcohol, singing, and politics.

Brian and Graham discuss an old newspaper clipping about a bike race in Tymochtee Township, Wyandot County, Ohio. Thanks to Mr. Kim Dysinger Moore.

Follow Crawford and his company to the Sandusky Plains and ultimately to Crawford's burning at the stake.

This is the real story of the life and horrid death of Colonel William Crawford. Today, Brian and I trace the roots of Crawford's life and discuss the circumstances that brought him to Mingo Bottom in the spring of 1782.

In 1792, 5 year old Caty sage was kidnapped near Elk Creek Virginia...nearly 60 years later she was found. Listen in to find out her story.

Graham and Brian talk about why and how they came to love history and why stories are so important to the human experience.