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The Illinois Enthusiast | Under Rocks Podcast - Vimarsana News

The Illinois Enthusiast | Under Rocks Podcast

What's an "Illinois Enthusiast?" Behold county expert and Under Rocks fan John Kokoris. He shares his love for his home state and schools the Under Rocks crew on county seals. Check out his seal rankings on Twitter — @johnjkoko.Send your ideas for future episodes to rocks@niu.edu!

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Susan Stephens

Susan is an award-winning reporter/writer at her favorite radio station. She's also WNIJ's Perspectives editor, Under Rocks contributor, and local host of All Things Considered.

DeKalb's glorious beer nugget | Under Rocks podcast - Vimarsana News

DeKalb's glorious beer nugget | Under Rocks podcast

DeKalb is known for a lot of things: corn, its university, Cindy Crawford… But one of the hidden gems of the city is the little golden pillow of fried dough known as The Beer Nugget. We explore its origins and try to answer the question, "why aren't these EVERYWHERE?"

In the corn maze, no one can hear you scream | Under Rocks Podcast - Vimarsana News

In the corn maze, no one can hear you scream | Under Rocks Podcast

Farms across Illinois are serving up their own little slice of horror this time of year — corn mazes. Haunted corn mazes. The Under Rocks teams asks "Why is corn so scary? And how do I get outta here?!?"

Under Rocks | Death, Sorrow, The End Of Things: A Shroud Of Mystery in Oregon - Vimarsana News

Under Rocks | Death, Sorrow, The End Of Things: A Shroud Of Mystery in Oregon

Jared Ortega Imagine walking in the woods and coming across six large men struggling to transport a coffin on their shoulders, heads bowed in concentration, arms taut under their burden. It might take you a moment to realize you’re looking at a sculpture: Six life-sized somber mourners and a casket. Credit Jared Ortega This is “The Funeral Procession,” or “The Seven Muses,” and sadly, it is not on public property. But don’t worry, the Under Rocks team isn’t shy about asking for permission: We scored a tour from Jan Stilson, a former librarian at Northern Illinois University's ...