HeyJaredWisconsin History Unlocked
Wisconsin History Unlocked is a podcast that discusses events, people, and facts that have to do with the great state of Wisconsin.
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- Sep 26, 2026
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- Jul 18, 2026
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Fort Crawford: War, Medicine, and the Making of Prairie du Chien (opens the original)
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Prairie du Chien is one of Wisconsin's first cities and boasts a historic presence along the Mississippi River. In this episode, I talk with historian and author Mary Elise Antoine about the city, Fort Crawford, the people connected to it, and the stories that shaped the community. Visit Prairie du Chien: prairieduchien.org Plan a trip on the Wisconsin Great River Road: wigrr.com Mary Elise Antoine: https://www.maryeliseantoine.com Fort Crawford Museum: https://www.fortcrawfordmuseum.com Wiscons
Before the Dairy State: Wisconsin’s Sheep Era (opens the original)
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Before Wisconsin became the dairy state, its sheep and wool industry has played an important role in the state’s agricultural history. In this episode, I'm joined by Hedge Becker, the Director of the Wisconsin Sheep and Wool Festival, as we explore the rise of sheep farming in Wisconsin, the importance of wool production, and how the industry changed over time. Wisconsin Sheep and Wool Festival: https://wisconsinsheepandwoolfestival.com Website: https://www.wisconsinhistoryunlocked.com Store: ht
Wisconsin's Fighter Pilots (opens the original)
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Fighter pilots from Wisconsin have played a role in some of the most important wars in aviation history. In this episode, I'm joined by Gregory Krueger from the Wisconsin Veterans Museum as we look at several pilots from the state, including things like their upbringing, life, and experience in the air. Wisconsin Veterans Museum: https://wisvetsmuseum.com Website: https://www.wisconsinhistoryunlocked.com
The Wisconsin State Fair: 175 Years of Tradition (opens the original)
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The Wisconsin State Fair is one of the state’s most iconic traditions, and it now enters its 175th year. In this episode, we’re joined by Wisconsin State Fair historian Tom Zimmerman taking a trip through the history of the Fair, from its beginnings in 1851 to the massive celebration we know today. We’ll explore how the fair evolved from an agricultural showcase into a Wisconsin tradition filled with livestock, competitions, food, entertainment, carnival rides, and some of the state’s most recog
The National Mustard Museum (opens the original)
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From thousands of jars lining the walls to the incredible story of how a heartbreaking Boston Red Sox loss inspired one man to create one of Wisconsin’s most unique museums , this episode explores the history of the National Mustard Museum in Middleton, Wisconsin. Learn how founder Barry Levenson transformed this idea into the world’s largest collection of mustards and mustard memorabilia, attracting visitors from around the globe. National Mustard Museum: https://mustardmuseum.com Wisconsin His
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