GRANITE FALLS, Minnesota, October 22, 2025 — Join us around the campfire for another round of spooky and strange stories from the Midwest on this week’s episode of Hiseerie. Tune in Thursday, Oct. 23 at 8 p.m. on Pioneer PBS (Appleton: 10-1, Worthington: 20-1, Fergus Falls: 8-1 | Dish, DirecTV, Mediacom). Check local listings or visit our showtimes page for additional air dates and times on other PBS stations across Minnesota and neighboring states.
This episode dives into a casual discussion about the cryptids, ghosts and eerie tales out there ranging from the urban legend about Horace Mann Elementary School in Fargo, North Dakota, to the story of the Minnesota Iceman.
Viewers in the Pioneer PBS region can livestream this episode on its premiere day at pioneer.org/live, on YouTube TV, Prime Video, Hulu Live, or via the “Live TV” button on the PBS app and pbs.org. Additionally, all episodes are available for on-demand viewing at pioneer.org/hiseerie, on the PBS app, Hiseerie’s YouTube Channel at youtube.com/@Hiseerie and on pbs.org/show/hiseerie/.
About Hiseerie
Hiseerie, Pioneer PBS's newest series, sets out to explore the paranormal and macabre corners of Minnesota and the greater Midwest—regions steeped in dark history, folklore and unexplained mysteries. From haunted landmarks and elusive cryptids to true crimes and elusive criminals that once gripped small towns with fear, each story uncovers the shadowy history that shape our shared past. Submit story ideas to our submission form or at yourtv@pioneer.org. For exclusive behind-the-scenes content or to support the series, visit patreon.com/Hiseerie or learn more at pioneer.org/hiseerie.
About Pioneer PBS
Established in 1966, Pioneer PBS is an award-winning, viewer-supported television station dedicated to sharing stories from rural Minnesota with the world. Pioneer PBS is headquartered in Granite Falls, Minnesota, with towers in Appleton, Worthington, and Fergus Falls. Pioneer PBS reaches more than a million people in rural areas and small towns in western Minnesota, the eastern Dakotas, and northern Iowa. Pioneer PBS is honored to be your television station—the only station in western Minnesota telling your stories and raising your voices into the media landscape. Our members help make programs like this possible with their generous support. For more information about Pioneer PBS or how you can help us make these stories a reality, visit pioneer.org/donate or call 800-726-3178.
