Ope, Whatchya Think?
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Podcast Overview
<p>Ope, Whatchya Think is a bite sized paranormal, conspiracy, cryptid, and true crime podcast that focuses on the Midwest. Join our hosts weekly as they crack open a few cold ones and talk about local stories. We say what we think and ask what you think too. Ope, Whatchya Think?</p> <p>Not only will we have short stories, we'll interviews too!</p> <p>Inebriated and Opiniated this is Ope what you think!</p>
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9/6/2025
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Recent Episodes
July 8, 2026
Episode 43- Lady Ludlow: Hauntings at the Ludlow Mansion
Hosts drink, joke, and recount local legends about Lady Ludlow and the Ludlow Mansion in Monroe, Wisconsin — from a midnight cemetery visit and a crow encounter to reports of a perpetually cold room, floating objects, and a mausoleum tale of a grieving mother.They weave history (Civil War era, possible Underground Railroad ties) with personal anecdotes and invite listeners to share experiences while debating whether the mansion's strange activity is folklore or something more.
July 1, 2026
Episode 42- Haunted Children's Museum: Fargo's Friendly Ghost of Yunker Farm
In this episode the hosts trade loose banter—wisdom teeth, beers, and jokes—while exploring Fargo folklore around the Yunker Farm (now the Children’s Museum). They recount reports of Elizabeth Yunker, a little girl said to have drowned in the old well, whose warm presence reportedly opens doors and comforts visitors.Amidst the drinking and jokes, they touch on the museum’s reused bricks, mild white apparitions, and the curious idea of a harmless, benevolent haunting in an active children’s space.
June 24, 2026
Episode 41- Basement Banter & Copper Country Tragedy
Four friends record from a basement and dig into the rise and fall of Michigan’s Keweenaw copper boom, mixing drunken banter with local history. They trace how rich, near-surface copper drew immigrant miners and led to harsh company-controlled towns.The episode covers the 1913 strike, labor tensions, violent clashes and the Italian Hall disaster—when a false alarm at a Christmas party caused a deadly crush that crushed the union movement and changed the region forever.
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- What is Ope, Whatchya Think??
<p>Ope, Whatchya Think is a bite sized paranormal, conspiracy, cryptid, and true crime podcast that focuses on the Midwest. Join our hosts weekly as they crack open a few cold ones and talk about local stories. We say what we think and ask what you think too. Ope, Whatchya Think?</p> <p>Not only will we have short stories, we'll interviews too!</p> <p>Inebriated and Opiniated this is Ope what you think!</p> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
This podcast updates daily.
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