S2 Ep13: TRINITY: Burnt Ranch with Nick Viau

<div>Get ready for murder, toy stumps, <a href="https://www.detroitnews.com/story/business/2021/01/05/family-video-close-doors-including-58-michigan-video-trends-shift/6556298002/">Family Video</a>, and oddities in Michigan's backwoods, as <a href="https://www.traditionaloutdoors.com/">Traditional Outdoors Podcast's </a><a href="https://www.amazon.com/Life-Longbows-Nicholas-Viau/dp/1537443259">Nick Viau</a> returns for an exploration of Trinity County and the town of <a href="https://www.zillow.com/burnt-ranch-ca/">Burnt Ranch, CA</a>.  First up, Carpe the Diem, steal some stamps, save a life, and see the world with "The Remarkably Unremarkable Dutch Bill Herder." <br> <br> Next, Nick takes us to Michigan for a murdery twist on Santa Claus, as he shares tales of Christmas Eve hunting trips, deeply unsettling toy shrines, piles of hair, and sports bras. <br> <br> Then, it's back to part two of the, "The Murdery Bucket List of Dutch Bill Herder," as we investigate <a href="https://seamenschurch.org/">The Seamen's Church Institute</a>, US Marshalls, and why no good deed goes unpunished.  <br> <br> Merry Day After Christmas, and a prosperous New Year to all!  </div> <div> <br> Kinda Murdery is Sponsored by <a href="https://www.helladoge.com/web/timelines/home">Helladoge.com </a>the social media platform that gives 80% of its profits back to its users on a daily basis in the form of <a href="https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/dogecoin/">DOGE COIN!</a>   All you gotta do is post, like, comment, follow, everything you already do, just way more fun.  Get out of the hose game, get into the crypto game, and get that DOGE.  HellaDoge. <br> <br> Show notes: (all timestamps are approximate)</div> <ul> <li> <a href="http://helladoge.com/">Helladoge.com</a> (00:00-00:23)</li> <li>Mature Content Warning (00:23-:00:34)</li> <li>Emerald Triangle Theme (00:34-01:35)</li> <li>Welcome to Burnt Ranch, Nick's Back! and Why the Name Burnt Ranch is Too, "On the Nose." (01:35-05:12)</li> <li>The Remarkably Unremarkable Dutch Bill Herder