From Blue Moon to Superman to Moose Tracks, we’re scooping up an origin story on this week’s edition of Thumbing Through the Archives! Join us as we discuss some of Michigan’s iconic ice cream flavors. Where did they come from? What do they taste like? Just who is Tracks the Moose? Catch us live on WMIC 660 AM or 95.3 FM from 5:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. every Wednesday!

There is a murder within today's case, but it is not the center of this story. Rather, this is the tale of a judge and his son, his friends and colleagues, and the many missteps made in St. Clair County that would see a man undergo three separate trials in two decades for one crime. There isn't a question as to whether a crime was committed or not. Instead, there are questions about possible motives (and motivators) of the case’s actors, several of whom would go on to higher positions of power in the county’s legal system. On this episode of Thumbing Through the Archives, we're delving into the case of Wilbur Hamm and his son, William, a murderer.

The story of January 9th, 1993, may never have a conclusion. This day would detail the death of a man in the kitchen he once called home, along with curious motives and confusing circumstances. Those at the center of this tale were wealthy 39-year-old William “Bill” Paasche and his wife, 35-year-old Joann “Jodi” Paasche--two interesting characters, in and of themselves. On this episode of Thumbing Through the Archives, we’re going to be attempting to untangle this odd case, and we invite you to join us. Catch new episodes live Wednesday nights from 5:30 to 7:00 p.m. on WMIC 660-AM/95.3-FM.