Season finales are sooo last season. Panchito & Mike, plus a surprise guest, close out the season by sharing a collection of their favorite unused articles.
24 December 2019, 2:11 pm
23 minutes 21 seconds
Artful swindle. Visionary sign.
Artful swindle. Visionary sign. Panchito & Mike share stories from the 1920’s. While different, each one gives an example of eccentric inventiveness.
17 December 2019, 8:00 am
24 minutes 38 seconds
Twenties tech #fomo.
Twenties tech #fomo. Panchito reads a 1922 story about some maverick tech lovers who adopted a new, and soon-to-be major, technology of the time.
10 December 2019, 1:27 pm
23 minutes 55 seconds
The triple digits club.
The triple digits club. Mike shares a list of products, services, and businesses that began in the 1920 to 1925 time period, and are still around today.
3 December 2019, 9:59 pm
21 minutes 3 seconds
Inventions worthy of mention.
Inventions worthy of mention. Panchito runs down a list of notable innovations and creations from the 1920 to 1925 time period.
26 November 2019, 8:00 am
23 minutes 19 seconds
Numerous nuptials.
Numerous nuptials. Mike shares a story from 1922 about a man with a very liberal view on his wedding vows.
19 November 2019, 8:00 am
20 minutes 18 seconds
Creepy collision coincidence.
Creepy collision coincidence. Mike reads a 1975 article about two brothers from Bermuda who’s unfortunate demises were eerily similar.
12 November 2019, 8:00 am
24 minutes 34 seconds
Self-imposed implication.
Self-imposed implication. Mike reads a 1977 story about a purse snatcher who committed a costly error while defending himself in court.
5 November 2019, 8:00 am
25 minutes
Video games... a passing fad.
Panchito shares a 1977 article about a toy company whose leadership considered video games to be merely a trend.
29 October 2019, 7:00 am
23 minutes 13 seconds
Snack food squabble.
Mike shares a 1978 article about an argument and fist fight between two potato chip vendors.
22 October 2019, 7:00 am
23 minutes 22 seconds
Burn baby burn, outfield inferno.
Burn baby burn, outfield inferno. Panchito reads a 1979 article about a radio dj’s explosive exhibition against disco music.