Pour Man’s History

This week on PMH, we go over Emily Post’s rules for going on a blind date, and not a moment too soon! Jodie has a story about a blind date gone wrong, where every suspect is an absurd cartoon. Then, Tyler has a story about the time the “Unwritten Law” was tested in a Wisconsin court.

Tyler has a follow up to the mysterious hiker story from a few episodes back! Then, Jodie tells an urban legend about a poor woman who didn’t do anything to deserve an urban legend.

This week on PMH, we are digging into a couple of proper mysteries! First, Jodie has a nearly forgotten Wisconsin folk legend, where the stakes are high and the houses are small. Then, Tyler brings a real-life whodunnit story from the other side of the world, and we run down the list of colorful suspects.

This week on Pour Man’s History, Jodie has the cold case of Derby Wagner-Richardson, and Tyler explains the origins of one of the government’s favorite responses.

This week on the show, we veer off the etiquette paved road of Emily Post to read a letter to the Mount Wilson Observatory, before Jodie brings a story about two Chippewa brothers whose love for snowmobiling almost gives us a panic attack. Then, Tyler talks about a mysterious Appalachian hiker who is, by all accounts, Mostly Harmless.

This week, we learn Emily Post’s etiquitte for Americans traveling abroad, before Jodie tells the story of a Saukville woman’s murder and the decades long wait to find a suspect. Then, Tyler has a story about a plane hijack gone wrong (twice).

This week, Jodie comes to the show with a guided tour of gangster hideouts of the Midwest, but we almost immediately become obsessed with a better story therein. Then, Tyler has a story about a social media star and his younger, sexier doppelganger.

It’s the premiere episode of Pour Man’s History! This week, Tyler brings a story about the communist invasion of 1950’s Mosinee, Wisconsin. Then, Jodie takes us us through the years-long career of a Menomonie serial-killer.