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Unlike Buchenwald, which is nestled in the woods fairly far from everything else, the concentration camp near my apartment was within a thousand feet of grocery stores and a major soccer stadium. On this episode, I investigate rumors about an Italian town on the Adriatic, and I get way more than I'd anticipated.

Always Remember Your Name (Book)

Always Remember Your Name (Documentary)

The Trieste Model

Liberators: America's Witnesses to the Holocaust

La Risiera Di San Sabba

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What happens when you love hunting ghosts, but you're also a skeptic? What happens when you finally do see a ghost, or at least you think you might have, but again, you're a skeptic? What would it take for you to believe your own eyes?

We hear some of Jake Warga's scary stories and try to find out why he's still not convinced.

Here's a link to Jake's story about the haunted summer camp featured on This American Life.

Please check out some of Jake's other work here.

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In 1854, violence broke out in what today is a corn field in Eastern Wyoming. A dead cow, a new West Point Lieutenant, a drunken translator, and an entire village of Lakota Sioux came together in the greatest defeat of US Soldiers to a native force west of the Mississippi to that date. Today we visit the site of the battle and learn about the odd and unusual elements that kicked off years of violence in this part of the American West.

Left or Right, Jaeger Held & CJ Young in front of Fort Laramie's Officers' Quarters "Old Bedlam." Photo Courtesy of CJ Young.

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