Deep in Canada’s remote wilderness lies a valley shrouded in mystery, where prospectors vanished and headless bodies were found. For generations, the Nahanni Valley has inspired stories of unexplained deaths and dark secrets. What really happened in the Valley of the Headless Men?

Late Night Prairie Radio is a little station somewhere on the Prairies, bringing you curious stories from a fascinating world, from strange happenings to forgotten history, to remarkable people, unusual events, and the occasional unexpected laugh. You never quite know what’s coming over the air.

A little station. A world of stories.

In 1975, something strange began appearing in the skies over Carman, Manitoba. Witnesses reported mysterious red lights, and before long, the phenomenon had a name: Charlie Red Star. What was visiting this quiet stretch of prairie — and why did the mystery refuse to go away?

Late Night Prairie Radio.

A little station. A world of stories.

Every town has its quiet corners. The streets grow still, the windows go dark, and one by one, the lights go out.

But sometimes, a light remains.

Tonight on Late Night Prairie Radio, we visit a place where the end of the day may not be quite the end of the story. A quiet tale of small-town life, lingering memories, and the things that remain when almost everything else has faded into the darkness.

Late Night Prairie Radio.

A little station. A world of stories.

In June 1873, a violent confrontation in the Cypress Hills left a number of Assiniboine people dead.With the nearest law enforcement hundreds of kilometres away, the events that followed became part of a turning point in the history of the Canadian West.

Late Night Prairie Radio.

A little station. A world of stories.