GRANITE FALLS, Minnesota, May 21, 2026 — The second season of Hisserie continues its exploration of the paranormal and macabre across Minnesota and the greater Midwest Saturday, May 30 at 8 p.m. on Pioneer PBS.
Hiseerie continues with the second part of a two-part investigation as co-hosts Mickey Reed and Ryan Meyer complete their 48-hour lock-in at Malvern Manor in Iowa. In this episode, the pair takes the investigation upstairs while also reflecting on their experiences during and after their visit to Villisca.
The hosts are also already looking ahead to future seasons and new investigations across the region.
“And then next season we’re still picking out stories, but it’s probably going to be aliens and then more local, like in Willmar and Montevideo,” said Mickey Reed, producer/videographer/host.
“We have like lots of little hot spots that are on the list, but there’s so much that it’s hard to get to them all,” Reed said. “...it’s great to hear all of them, but then it’s like, oh, I got to get to all of these because they’re so cool.”
Reed said one of the most rewarding parts of producing Hiseerie has been meeting people willing to share their paranormal experiences and personal stories. Many of the show’s investigations begin with individuals reaching out about unusual events connected to homes, friends or locations from their past.
Reed said those connections often lead to new investigations and opportunities to highlight lesser-known locations.
Hiseerie rebroadcasts Mondays at noon following the initial broadcast on Pioneer PBS.
How to Watch
Viewers within the viewing area can watch the live program on 10-1, 20-1, 8-1, Dish, DirecTV and Mediacom.
In addition to station broadcasts, viewers in Pioneer PBS’s viewing area can also stream the premiere live at pioneer.org/live, on YouTube TV, Prime Video, Hulu Live, or via the “Live TV” button on the PBS app and pbs.org.
Full episodes can also be streamed at pioneer.org/hiseerie, the PBS app, the Hiseerie YouTube channel and pbs.org/show/hiseerie/.
Support
Due to recent funding cuts to Pioneer PBS and other PBS stations across the nation, shows, particularly local programming like Hisserie, that you love are in jeopardy. Consider becoming a member of Pioneer PBS to support the programs you love. For more information, including how to support Pioneer PBS, visit pioneer.org.
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. Hiseerie is sponsored by Margaret A. Cargill Philanthropies, and members of Pioneer PBS.
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. For more than 60 years, Pioneer PBS has amplified local voices and reflected the people, places, and issues that matter most to our region.
Headquartered in Granite Falls, Minnesota, with towers in Appleton, Worthington and Fergus Falls, Pioneer PBS reaches more than one million viewers across western Minnesota, the eastern Dakotas and northern Iowa. We are honored to be your television station—the only station in western Minnesota telling your stories. As we celebrate 60 years of storytelling, we invite you to help ensure these stories continue for the next 60 years and beyond.
Learn more at pioneer.org or call 800-726-3178.
