
Go on a journey with Travis and Chris as they deep dive into the little known stories about the Gem City, Quincy, Illinois.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 85 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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There have been a fair share of tragedies that have hit the country over the last 200 plus years but one event has received very little attention since it happened, and yet it may have had the greatest impact on the Gem City. In this episode we dive ... more
We’re kicking off this season’s first “people episode” with none other than Quincy’s own Brooke Trantor. After heading to Los Angeles to pursue acting, Brooke expanded her craft into producing, directing, and writing. And next month, she’s bringing h... more
Chances are if you've lived in Quincy over the last...say...130 years, you have most likely gone to this place for some event. But the history of Turner Hall is much, much more than just concerts and banquets. To kick off season 7 we find out about t... more
John Wood Community College just finished celebrating its 50th anniversary, and within those 50 years one instructor has been there for an astonishing 38! In this episode get to know the instructor that you probably had if you were a JWCC student, Pr... more
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I was born and raised in Quincy until I was about 11. Even though I’ve gone back home often, I never really knew a lot of these stories. I’ve also listened to several episodes with my parents. We’ve all enjoyed them. Thanks for all the hard work and info guys. I hope you have many more years of podcasts.
Travis and Chris do an excellent job researching and sharing some crazy history of Adams County, IL. I love the diversity of your topics!
Travis and Chris do a great job with each episode. I can tell how much research goes into each one. I learn something new every episode
I can’t wait to see what the guys come up with! I live in Hannibal, MO, just twenty minutes away from Quincy, so I’m very eager to learn more about a town I’ve spent tons of time in.
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The content focuses on uncovering and exploring lesser-known stories and historical events from Quincy, Illinois, often referred to as the Gem City. Episodes feature a range of topics related to local history, including significant figures, cultural heritage, and unsolved mysteries. Notable themes include crime stories from Quincy's past, including infamous murder cases and the evolution of local industries like brewing. The hosts also bring in expert guests, giving listeners unique insights into various aspects of Quincy's history, from urban planning to paranormal phenomena.
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Recent guests on Wild Quincy include:
1. Brooke Trantor
2. Mike Terry
3. Bret Austin
4. Teri Mosby
5. Rajah Maples
6. Chuck Bevelheimer
7. Beth Lane
8. Brian Inman
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