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All Things Kenosha

All Things Kenosha

By: Hosted by Jeff Wamboldt & Tyler Cochran
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Kenosha is on the map … literally and figuratively. Kenosha has always been an electrifying place, full of excitement, intrigue and is sometimes very controversial … and not just for the 2020 riots. No, it started long before that. In fact, one of its founders may have scammed poor New Yorkers to raise money for his journey here. Or imagine Al Capone in the 1920’s but not in Chicago … right here in Kenosha County. By listening to the All Things Kenosha podcast, you’ll learn all this and more, including interesting information about past and future Kenosha developments, ships that sank along its coastline, local artists, musicians, and authors. Plus, we will bring you Kenosha Kernels, tidbits of information you probably never knew. Did you know Kenosha is filled with interesting and unique places and some of our buildings are said to be haunted? We also have the oldest operating velodrome in the United States and the 1920’s ballpark where the All-American Girls Professional Baseball League team, the Kenosha Comets, played. So tune in and subscribe! You won’t be disappointed!

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Episodes
  • Murder Alley

    Murder Alley
    Oct 4 2023

    In this episode, Jeff and Tyler discuss the infamous "Murder Alley" of Kenosha and its correlation to the the "Train Station" on the hit television show, Yellowstone.  They also share a story by Michael Newton from his book "Hunting Humans," where he describes Murder Alley as the Bermuda Triangle of Kenosha.                              
     
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    29 mins
  • Keepers of the Fire!

    Keepers of the Fire!
    Sep 6 2023

    Welcome to the All Things Kenosha PILOT episode! In this episode, hosts Jeff Wamboldt and Tyler Cochran explain their friendly wager to determine who could go furthest back in time to find a connection to Kenosha County. Here's a hint, Kenosha County history can be traced back before the invention of the bow and arrow. Also, you will be interested to know that Kenosha went by several other names. Can you name them? (Hint: Southport is one but do you know the others?) Plus, you will learn about the many shipwrecks off of Kenosha's Lake Michigan Coastline. 
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    40 mins
  • Introduction to the ALL THINGS KENOSHA podcast

    Introduction to the ALL THINGS KENOSHA podcast
    Aug 31 2023
    2 mins
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