Best Shooting The Shhh Podcasts (2025)

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Unbound: Season 5 Update and Teaser 1:26

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Where in the world are Casey and Regan, and where is Season 5? Regan gives us an update on Season 5, and shares a glimpse of what's to come later this fall in all-new episodes of Unbound. Stay tuned for more!By Indiana Historical Society

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BONUS: Down The Rabbit Hole Minisode 4:38

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In this Season 4 bonus, catch back up with Regan and Amy as they fall down another research rabbit hole! They will be back in full form in Season 5! Be on the lookout for our season premiere in August, in the meantime revisit some of your favorite episodes!By Indiana Historical Society

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In The Eye Of The Beholder: Artists of Indiana 59:52

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Surrealism, cubism, realism, we are talking about art on this season finale of Unbound. First, Casey takes us on a trip to discuss the postcard artist Cobb Shinn. Then Regan whisks us all around the world, recounting the whirlwind career of Amalia Kussner. Thank you for joining us this season. We loved making it for you and are excited to come back…

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May I Have This Dance? : Indiana Dance Halls 57:21

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Make your way to the dance floor and bust a move, cut a rug, or boogie down on this all-new episode of Unbound! Casey takes us back to Northwest Indiana, we are hitting the “spring cushion” dance floor at Madura's Danceland in Hammond, IN. Then we travel back down to Indy, and head up to the Indiana Roof Ballroom with Regan for an epic battle of th…

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Shoot-the-Chutes, Loop-the-loops, and Beach Boat Rides: Summertime Fun in Indiana 58:04

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Secure loose articles, lower your lap bar, and please keep your hands and legs inside the vehicle at all times on this thrill ride episode of Unbound. With the weather getting nice Casey and Regan are diving into summertime fun. First Regan tells us about the history of Lassen’s Resort in Cedar Lake, IN. Then Casey rides the roller coaster that is …

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Go Touch Grass: Indiana State Parks 59:06

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On the newest episode of Unbound, Casey and Regan are getting in touch with nature by looking at the stories of the unlikely formation of two of Indiana’s State Parks, Spring Mill State Park and Shades State Park. George Donaldson Spring Mill's Eccentric Naturalist Further Information: Donaldson Cave, Spring Mill State Park, Mitchell, Indiana Sprin…

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Shhh! It's a Secret : Not-So Secret Societies in Indiana 48:24

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What’s the password? It’s ok Casey and Regan don’t know either, but they are diving into the world of some of the secret societies that have existed in Indiana. First, Regan looking into the fraternal order, The Knights of Pythias. Then, Casey looks into the extensive history and spread the Ku Klux Klan had in Indiana in the early 20th Century. Kni…

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Fighting Fame and Forming a Legacy: Indiana Authors 1:05:43

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In this literary episode of Unbound, Regan and Casey are doing something they’ve never done before, have a guest host! Welcome to the podcast Jess Baloun, former preliminary editor of Unbound and now host of Unboxed a new YouTube Series from Indiana Historical Society. First, Jess tells about the life of Kurt Vonnegut from the point of view of his …

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Run it Up the Flag, Paul: Indiana State Symbolism 1:02:50

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On this Paul filled episode of Unbound, Casey and Regan explore the world of Indiana symbolism. First, Regan goes into the history of the Indiana state flag designed by Paul Hadley. Then, Casey talks about the once incredibly popular state song “On the Banks of the Wabash, Far Away” by Paul Dresser. Paul Hadley: Artist and Designer of the Indiana S…

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Fake It "Till" You Make It: Money Matters in Indiana 49:16

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In this episode of Unbound, we are talking cold hard cash. First, Regan tells us the story of master counterfeiter Peter McCartney, who distributed forged bank notes during the Civil War. Then, Casey regales us with the story of a bank crash that occurred in 1884, which uncovered the stories of many families in Daviess County. King of The Coney Men…

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Working from the Sidelines: Two Hoosiers in Indiana Sports 37:43

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Get into the swing of this new season with two new and exciting stories, first we go back to the racetrack with Betty Cadou. The first woman ever to be allowed in the pits and garages at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Then we take you out to the ball game with the story of Cliff Robinson the official batboy for the Indianapolis Clowns. A Woman at…

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Off To The Races: Indiana's Colored Speedway Association and Hot Air Balloon Racing 31:44

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We are off to the races on this season finale of Unbound! First, Casey explores the rich history of African American racers and the Colored Speedway Association. Then, Regan recounts the story of the races that took place in the air at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Balloons Over Indianapolis Further Information: Colored Speedway Association Offi…

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Behind Bars: Prisons and Reform in Indiana 33:11

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This episode Casey and Regan are on the lam exploring the histories of prisons and prison reform in Indiana. Regan begins by telling us the story of two prison reformers Rhoda Coffin and Sarah J. Smith who helped to found the first women's prison in Indiana; which spurs a conversation into the complexities of historical figures. Casey dives into th…

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Syrian Hoosiers: Immigrant Stories in the Crossroads of America 25:27

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Casey and Regan dive into the rich world of Indiana's Syrian immigrant communities. First, Casey looks at the immigrant community that existed in Indianapolis in the early 1900s, through the lens of a local celebrity, Ramanos the Fencer. Then, Regan tells about the largest Syrian community outside of New York located in Fort Wayne, and how they mad…

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Down The Rabbit Hole: Photographic Rabbit Holes: What, Where, and Who is That? 51:57

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Have you ever looked at a photograph and wondered what, where, or who you were looking at in the image? Join Regan, Amy, and Director of Access and Preservation, Susan Sutton, as they talk about falling down the rabbit hole and discuss the tips and tricks they’ve used to provide a better description or answer questions about photographs. Further In…

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Thank You For Your Service: Hoosiers During War 45:12

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Trigger Warning: Death, War, Gun Violence. This week Casey and Regan look at Hoosiers’ experiences with war abroad. First, Casey takes you behind the Iron Curtain, in Cold War Russia, with the story of an US Diplomat from Indiana. Then through their letters home, Regan shares the stories of three young Hoosiers who gave their lives for their countr…

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Under the Big Top: Circuses in Indiana 28:03

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Casey and Regan are running away with the circus in this episode of Unbound. First, Casey looks at how the Women's Franchise League of Indiana utilized a circus and their elephants in their fight to gain the right to vote. Then Regan tells us the story of Buckskin Ben Stalker, an Indiana man who traveled the country with the "Biggest Little Wild We…

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Marble and Limestone and Golden Unicorns OH MY! : Architecture in Indiana 34:52

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Join Casey and Regan on a journey through some Indiana architecture. First Regan explores the life of architect and visionary Avriel Shull. Then Casey looks into the story of our very own building, Eugene and Marilyn Glick Indiana History Center. Live Furiously: The Design Life of Avriel Shull A Living Room for Indiana: The New Indiana Historical S…

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Down The Rabbit Hole: Spirited Rabbit Holes: Ghost Authors, Seances, and More 50:34

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Have you read a book written by a ghost, attended a seance (or wanted to), had your palm read? Join Regan, Amy, and Director of Collections Management, Maire Gurevitz, as they discuss some rabbit holes they’ve encountered related to Spiritualism in the IHS collections. Further Information: Psychopathy, or, Spiritual Healing Valentine Nicholson Coll…

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Fun For All Ages: Beer and Toy Making in Indiana 39:59

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This week on Unbound, Casey and Regan are going off the beaten path with this week’s episode. First, Regan explores the history of Indiana’s first brewers in New Harmony, IN. Casey will then tell you about the rise and fall of the Auburn Rubber Company whose toy empire stretched all over the country. Indiana's First Brewers: The Germans at New Harm…

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Chopping Wood and Singing Good : Trailblazing Women in Indiana 57:39

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This week Casey and Regan dive into the stories of two trailblazing women from Indiana. First, Regan looks at the life of pioneer lumberwoman Helen Pike Utter who took over her father’s lumber company and grew it into an empire. Then, Casey explores the career of Valeska Suratt, an alluring vamp and self-proclaimed marginally talented performer. He…

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Hoosiers in SPACE: Science in Indiana 48:46

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Welcome back for Season 3 of Unbound! We are excited to be back and to be bringing you brand new stories. This season will also be including new special episodes called, Unbound: Down the Rabbit Hole where members of our collections staff share times where they have fallen down the research rabbit hole. On this season premiere of Unbound, Casey and…

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Right On Key: Music in Indiana 36:55

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Casey and Regan close out Season 2 on a high note by discussing the lives and careers of two Indiana musicians. First, we will discuss pianist and teacher Bertha Jasper Mehrlich. Then we will close out the season with music and film legend Phil Harris. Further Information: Phil Harris Phil Harris with friends Phil Harris 1984 Recital for Two Pianos…

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Hip Hip HOORAY: Celebrations in Indiana 22:47

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On this Independence Day, Casey and Regan look at some other celebrations that occur throughout Indiana. First looking at a celebration of Mexican Independence Day called Fiestas Patrias which celebrates its 100th anniversary this year in Northwest Indiana. Then Regan tells us about the Indiana Black Expo which is an annual conference held in India…

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Walkout, Stand up, Sit-in : Protest in Indiana 52:34

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Join Casey and Regan as they explore two forms of protesting in Indiana. First we will look at Eugene V. Debs rail road union leader, and then we will look at the East Chicago Washington High School walk out. Further Information: Signed Debs Photo Debs for President Poster Free Debs BoothBy Indiana Historical Society

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Living Queer in Indiana: LGBTQ Collection Stories 1:00:51

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Happy Pride Month from the Indiana Historical Society. This week we are delving into LGBTQ history in Indiana. Casey and Regan explore the stories of two queer Hoosiers, veteran Gerri Daniels and the Indianapolis icon from the 1980s Kenn E King. You might know him better as Nurse Safe Sexx. We want to thank Gerri and Kenn for telling their stories …

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Lady Lawyers And A Whistlestop Tour: Civics in Indiana 46:14

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We’ve got civics on the brain today; Casey and Regan look at the long history of women practicing law and their fight for the right to practice law in Indiana. Then we look at Harry Truman’s famous whistle-stop campaign, which helped him win the presidency in a race he was predicted to lose. A Century of Change: Indiana's Women Lawyers Fighting Cha…

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Choo! CHOOO! : Interurbans and Rails in Indiana 47:10

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ALL ABOARD! Casey and Regan explore the story of the expansive interurban network that ran all through Indiana and beyond. Then they will examine a streetcar system which connected Terre Haute and became a source of recreation for those in the community. Trials and Tribulations: The Interurban in Indiana I Remember When: Riding the Rails in Terre H…

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From the Graveyard to the Great Beyond: Cemeteries and Spiritualism 50:50

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The afterlife is explored in this death-defying episode of Unbound, Casey and Regan dive into the story of May Wright Sewall. A famous spiritualist from Indiana who wrote the book on spiritualism and how she used it to speak with her husband who had passed. Then we will look into the evolution of cemeteries to public green spaces. An Elegant Vision…

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Get It While It's Hot: Food Traditions from Indiana 27:00

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I hope you’re hungry! In this episode, Regan and Casey are serving up two stories detailing some of Indiana’s food traditions. For the main course we are heading down to Vincennes for a steaming hot bowl of their famous Fricassee, better get it while they’ve got it. Then get ready for a delicious desert of an American classic, donuts. The simple do…

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Patchwork and Playing Cards: Quilting and Gambling 51:21

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Welcome back to Season 2 of Unbound: A Collection of Indiana Stories! Regan and I are excited to be back in the studio. In our kickoff of the season, we will be looking into some of the hobbies that Hoosiers have had throughout our state’s history. Dive into our complicated history with gambling and our less complicated history with quilting. Twist…

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Stars of Stage and Screen: Indiana Meets Hollywood 39:58

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In the season finale, Casey and Regan take on the bright lights of Hollywood. Recounting the memories of “The King’s” last concert which took place in Indianapolis and what that legacy has meant to those who were in attendance. Then we examine the life and career of Anne Baxter star of stage and screen who was from Northwest Indiana. Check back at …

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Lost But Not Forgotten: Indy's Lost Neighborhoods 23:32

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Today, Casey and Beth talk about lost neighborhood spaces in Indianapolis. We look at the impact that building the interstate had on community groups. Specifically, how communities continue after their physical home spaces are disrupted. Everyday People: A Neighborhood of Saturdays by Wilma L. Moore The Lost Barrio of Indianapolis by Nicole Martine…

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Hard Work and Perseverance : Indiana Immigrants 38:28

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Casey sits down with Beth Brandon to talk about different immigrant experiences. We look into Moy Key a Chinese immigrant whose work in Indianapolis garnered the attention of Chinese royalty. Then we dig into a fairly well-known community staple Shapiro’s Delicatessen and how this family business got its start and how it has stuck around through th…

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The Hoosier Home: Cookbooks and Cabinets 34:35

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Guest Host Beth Brandon joins Casey in the studio to chat about advancements in the kitchen. Looking into Practical Housekeeping: a Careful Compilation of Tried and Approved Recipes a book published in the 1800s which gave not only recipes but life advice to those who purchased the book. Then we look into the technological advancement that was the …

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Scattered on the Northwest Wind: The Indiana Dunes 37:22

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This episode explores the stories of Frank Dudley and Alice Gray/Diana of the Dunes, two activists and artists who made the Indiana Dunes their homes. Casey and Regan sit down to discuss these mythic Northwest Indiana figures. Child of the Northwest Wind Frank V. Dudley Artist and Activist for the Indiana Dunes Alice Gray: https://bit.ly/alicegrayg…

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Forged in Iron and Whetstone: Indiana Industry 37:17

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This week Casey and Regan take on Indiana Industries. Did you know that Indiana had a booming gravestone industry or that there were several Hoosier car companies? Come learn more with us and check out the links below for more information. The Cord That Binds: http://bit.ly/THECORDTHATBINDS A Monumental Business: https://bit.ly/AMONUMENTALBUSINESS …

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It's All About Necklines: Fashion 34:18

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Casey and Regan chat about the history of women’s fashion and the story of Hoosier and fashion legend Norman Norell. Check out discussed images below: Using Clothing Styles to Date Photographs of Women, Part 2: 1850s, 1920s, 1930s, and 1940s by Laurann Gillbertson: https://images.indianahistory.org/digital/collection/p16797coll68/id/2803/rec/10 A F…

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Swish: Indiana Basketball 55:11

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This week, Casey and Regan discuss the legacy of an Indiana tradition: basketball. We begin by looking into the sports history from its invention all the way through 2016. Then we look into the Indiana legend Chuck Taylor whose basketball career has a legacy that has lasted till this day. Check out the articles here: Traces of Indiana and Midwester…

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Unbound: A Collection of Indiana Stories Trailer 0:59

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The Indiana Historical Society is excited to bring you Unbound: A Collection of Indiana Stories, a retelling of classic Indiana stories and those that might become classics. We are pulling materials from our Traces and Connections magazines, blogs, and exhibits to build upon one another in an effort to share a more complete and connected Indiana hi…

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Ep. 255 “Pumps and the Bumps” 1:03:01

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Conversation with friends…Check us out on socials:@shootingtheshhhpod (IG)@shootingtheshh1 (Twitter)Host on IG: @briezzie@legendintwogames@tripyung_rfrt@shaunfontain

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Ep. 254 “On my Mama” 48:36

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Conversation with friends…Check us out on socials:@shootingtheshhhpod (IG)@shootingtheshh1 (Twitter)Host on IG: @briezzie@legendintwogames@tripyung_rfrt@shaunfontain

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Ep. 253 “ Be on your square” 52:15

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Conversation with friends… Check us out on socials: @shootingtheshhhpod (IG)@shootingtheshh1 (Twitter) Host on IG: @briezzie@legendintwogames@tripyung_rfrt@shaunfontain

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Ep. 252 “We out here freestyling” 50:36

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Conversation with friends….Check us out on socials:@shootingtheshhhpod (IG)@shootingtheshh1 (Twitter)Host on IG: @briezzie@legendintwogames@tripyung_rfrt@shaunfontain

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Conversation with friends…. Check us out on socials: @shootingtheshhhpod (IG) @shootingtheshh1 (Twitter) Host on IG: @legendintwogames @tripyung_rfrt @shaunfontain