HeyJaredEchoes From the Vineyard
A wine podcast about the amazing history of the Napa/Sonoma Wine Regions and what made them what they are today. Ghost stories, murders and tales of amazing perseverance that have, until now, gone largely untold.
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S2E15 The Murder Spree that Shook Sonoma Wine Country (opens the original)
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In this episode PJ recounts a murder spree that shook Sonoma wine country to its core. An unimaginable true crime event plus the story of those that survived it. This is not a murder that any parent will understand and one we had to label as explicit content.
S2E14 1 Estate, 3 families and a Missing Bathing Suit (opens the original)
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Today's episode explores one of Napa's founding estates from 1887 and the three families that persevered over time to keep it alive. The founder who was one of our first Sheriffs, followed by a famous socialite and finally today's family who brought it back to life. Each family leaving their mark on both the property and Napa.
S2E13, The Mysterious Case of the Exploding Paramour (opens the original)
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We are Back! Our travels today are taking us to northern Napa Valley where we learn of a famous Napa Dr and his creative use of dynamite as a problem solver. Our journey includes a clumsy murder attempt, a women obsessed and the role of our governor, plus a cast of characters straight out of a 1910 soap opera. Hear their story unfold among Napa's famous vineyards.
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