Jillian and Patrick visit Fall River, Massachusetts, famous for being a leading city of textile production in the 19th century... and also a famous murder. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rwms/support

Red Wine and Mystery Stories

#49: Forty Whacks

Jillian and Patrick visit the Black Angel of Iowa City, the Grunch Road in nearby New Orleans, and the Devil's Chair in Alma, Kansas.  --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rwms/support

#48: Pitcher Pump Me Up

Jillian and Patrick continue their journey into various apocalypses that never were; such as the wild predictions of The Society of the Women in the Wilderness in the early days of colonial America, the 1919 Syracuse scare, and everyone's favorite radio doomsday minister, Harold Camping, who convinced a legion of followers the rapture would take place on May 21, 2011.  --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rwms/support

#47: The End of Days Follies

Jillian and Patrick head out west to see what Sarah Winchester's Mystery House is all about. Plus, Harry Houdini's thought on spiritualism and the trickery of Mina "Margery" Crandon.  --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rwms/support

#46: I Want to Boo-lieve

Jillian and Patrick have unearthed some old audio from their bag of tricks, and this time it’s a fun road trip to Point Pleasant, West Virginia. Will they bump into a Mothman? See UFOs? Or have lunch with Debra Messing? The correct answer is all of the above. Ooga! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rwms/support

#45: Point Pleasant Peculiarities

Patrick and Jill examine the bizarre circumstances that have happened around the Scottish Play. What? Well, it's a euphemism for William Shakespeare's Macbeth, which is allegedly cursed if you utter the production's name aloud in a theater. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rwms/support

#44: The Scottish Play

[Download Audio] | [Apple Podcasts] This week Patrick and Jillian dip into some of the alleged end of the world scares from yesteryear, where it was the end of the world as they thought they knew it, and they were fine (mostly). Follow our Twitter: @redwinemysteryJoin Our Facebook Group Become a member of our Patreon page. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rwms/support

#43: APOCALYPSE THEN

Jill and Patrick rise from their pandemic bunkers long enough to talk about a group of English settlers who may have inadvertently invented the Irish goodbye. But, wait, wouldn't it be called an English goodbye? --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rwms/support

#42: OLD TIME-Y DISAPPEARANCES: ROANOKE

A possible JFK mistress is murdered, and I dunno, people are confused for decades. But, relax, Jill and I are on the case. LOL? --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rwms/support

#41: JFK JUNCTION

A baby goes missing on Halloween Day in 1955 and somehow Jillian and Patrick connect the yarn on the corkboard to a potential black market baby market... and an orphan train? --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rwms/support

#40: Black Market Babies

The hosts of RED WINE AND MYSTERY STORIES and WINE-021-BROS come together for one night only to discuss CALENDAR GIRL, a random JASON PRIESTLEY from the early 1990s about MARILYN MONROE and then somehow tie it into an actual mystery about the strange circumstances surrounding the death of MARILYN MONROE. Enjoy, potheads! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rwms/support

#39: Red Wine-021-Bros, a Girl, and a Mystery Story

For years, humankind has been intrigued by the idea of flight... but, can we actually fly? This week, Patrick and Jill sloppily discuss the phenomenon of unidentified flying humanoids seen in the skies of Mexico. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rwms/support

#38: Fly Like an Eagle

Alas, it's a right cheek sneak peek at our PATREON side-pod, RED WINE AND NICKNAME STORIES, inspired by true stories of the people we've come across in life, but just can't remember their name, so we made one up for them. Anyway, this week Jillian shares a hot story about a bouncer she once date that she nicknamed THE MUMBLER and then Patrick talks about the time he ran into a trio of actors now known as THE AMISH ALBINOS. Plus, we go on 4,000 tangents, so buyer beware. If you want to hear more of our nickname episodes, head on over to our patreon and all you have to do is throw us a dollar. We aim to put up at least two a month. Ooga. linkage: https://www.patreon.com/redwinemysteries --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rwms/support

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Maryland is known for a lot of things: blue crabs, Homicide: Life on the Street, fried chicken... but a sea serpent? Yep, you heard it here first... unless you Googled it before. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rwms/support

#37: Our Chesapeake Bae

It’s a trifecta of mysteries, when Patrick and Jillian swing by Arkansas to talk about THE SMELLY BEAST AT FOGGY CREEK, mysterious happenings at Riverdale Road in Colorado, and, well, … --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rwms/support

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