Podcasting since 2008! - It really is all true! Quirky, bizarre, and unusual stories from the Flip S
We’re shaking things up today and sharing a preview from Car Show!, a new podcast from our friends a
In 1915, American industrialist Henry Ford announced that he was willing to use his entire fortune t
Arbor Day is 150 years old! Learn the origins of the day, plus how one small upstate New York town c
In this episode: A woman dumps her fiancé at the altar to marry the minister, a jealous husband who
It’s hard to believe, but when the first words were spoken on radio, it was dismissed as a novelty.
In 1953, paperboy Jimmy Bozart was counting his newspaper subscription money. He dropped the coins a
In this episode: A live baby is auctioned off, a carnival knife thrower accidentally hits his human
In 1936, superstar Eddie Cantor asked his radio listeners to write an essay describing how the Unite
In this episode: A man falls out of a window and is saved by a flagpole, seven tonsillectomies done
Edna Kirby spent more than a decade in Hollywood appearing in silent movies for Paramount Studios. W
In this episode, my wife Mary Jane joins me to review the classic movie "Sunset Boulevard." Directed
Christmas episode! A reindeer that bit a boy’s finger, a lawsuit over the world’s largest Christmas
Tom McGee wanted nothing more for Christmas than to be able to spend time caring for his hogs. The o
In this episode: A proud father who kidnapped his newborn daughter, a mother jailed for cooking a wo
A New Jersey man was caught in a Catch-22 situation. As long as he remained on death row, he could l
In this episode: The day corsets were arrested, a lingerie auction at the University of Nebraska, US
In 1911, Mrs. Minerva Miller and two friends went to The Paterson Show in Paterson, NJ to watch a mo
A 72-year-old woman who married a 20-year-old man, a 16-year-old girl arrested for cursing, a woman
In 1941, 5-year-old Pamela Hollingworth disappeared into the dense forest of New Hampshire's White M
Retrocast #2: Boy runs away because he can·t master Latin, a mother who loaned her son to a stranger
