What Remains, Part 1: No Justice, No Peace

What Remains, Part 1: No Justice, No Peace

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Operation Night Cat Update: New Plea Deals and Charges

“Operation Night Cat” is a special series from NHPR’s ⁠Document ⁠team and ⁠Outside/In. Since we first brought you this series in November 2025, there have been two big updates. Host Nate Hegyi sits down with producer Jason Moon to explain. Missed it the first time? Check out the ...  Show more

Zombies, jack-o’-lanterns, and our spooky scary skeletons

On a recent fishing trip, Nate came across a bone-chilling sight. It was a salmon that seemed kind of… dead. Its skin was falling off, it smelled horrible, and it didn’t have any eyes. Turns out, Nate had stumbled onto a (barely) living example of a recent listener question: “Are ...  Show more

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