Our final episode of season 3 is the conclusion to Chris' conversation with Taylor Dueweke, an independent filmmaker who is working on a project to tell the stories of the property that holds both the Club Manitou and the Club Ponytail. They continue their conversation about both eras of the property along with Taylor's project which is set to tell the tales of people who experienced the Club Ponytail in person. If you were someone who had the opportunity to experience the Club Ponytail at its peak, please reach out to Taylor himself on his website: www.taylordueweke.com/pony-tales -no matter ..read more

As our season 3 comes to a close, Chris was able to sit down with Taylor Dueweke, an independent film maker who is working on a project to tell the stories of property that holds both the Club Manitou and the Club Ponytail. They talk about both eras of the property along with Taylor's project which is set to tell the tales of people who experienced the Club Ponytail in person. -Stick around for next week for a bonus episode that continues this conversation between Chris and Taylor Dueweke just in time for the holidays!- If you were someone who had the opportunity to experience the Club Ponytai ..read more

Chris continues his conversation with Emmy award-winning composer Roger Tallman from Petoskey, Michigan about his history in the music industry ..read more

Chris had the opportunity to speak with Emmy award-winning composer Roger Tallman from Petoskey, Michigan about his history in the music industry ..read more

Chris has the unique opportunity to speak with Carl Lindquist from the Superior Watershed Partnership (SWP) to talk about what Stannard Rock Lighthouse is being used for today and other exciting things happening!   Carl is the founder of the Superior Watershed Partnership (SWP) and was the sole employee when the Great Lakes non-profit formed in 1999. Working together with a creative board they have been able to grow the organization to 18 full-time staff and over 30 seasonal employees in the Great Lakes Climate Corps (GLCC). The SWP over the years has assisted UP communities with a variet ..read more

Frederick returns to talk about the  Stannard Rock Lighthouse said to be the loneliest lighthouse. They talk about the history and stories of the lighthouse. Next week the conversation continues about what the lighthouse is used for today ..read more

Chris had the opportunity to speak with John Hemingway, the grandson of Ernest Hemingway who has numerous connections to Northern Michigan. They talk about what it means to have such an important last name and many other interesting topics ..read more

Chris has Tom Wright back on to continue their conversation about the Quincy Mines and more history from the Upper Peninsula of Michigan ..read more

While season 2 of Tales of Northern Michigan's Past is officially over, we aren't done giving you some extra content! To celebrate this spooky season, Chris had the opportunity to speak with Todd Clements owner of Haunts of Mackinac to talk about some of the paranormal activity up on Mackinac Island along with some of the stories behind the activities. Part two of their conversation will be posted next week so stay tuned for that ..read more

One simple court case in the Upper Pennisula of Michigan helped set a legal precedent and clarified the principle of self-defense and the defense of others. In this episode, Chris details this specific case and what led up to one of the most important court cases ever to be tried on Mackinaw Island ..read more