This week I talk about the day I finally found the flexi of this great song by the legendary REDD KROSS after a 25 year search. Woohoo! This rates as one of my all time favourite Redd Kross tunes and I am surprised it’s never been reissued on anything. You can listen right now by clicking on THIS LINK. You can also subscribe in iTunes. Yay!…

This week I talk about San Francisco’s very own self-proclaimed Snack Rock band, The Go-Nuts! This release on Planet Pimp Records is the perfect soundtrack for snacking. And why not? I don’t know much about these guys but I do know that I like what they put out and I love food, especially donuts. It’s fun and goofy and The Go-Nuts are my kind of lo…

This week I take a look at Alkaline Trio‘s second 7″, For Your Lungs Only. Heaps good! You can listen right now by clicking on THIS LINK. Or you can subscribe in iTunes. Thank you.Autor: Long Gone Loser

I am back! Each week I will bring you short ten minute episodes about every single 45 / 7″ record in my collection! And starting with the numbers, here is the 1-4-5s from Austin, Texas! Heaps good! You can listen right now by clicking on THIS LINK. Or you can subscribe in iTunes. Thank you.Autor: Long Gone Loser

Erin and Claire are back to discuss The Prince and the Pauper with special guest, Mike Handlin, and Wishbone's choice of shenanigans over seriousness - for better or worse!Autor: Wishbonafide Team

It is a truth universally acknowledged that every good literary podcast must be in want of an Austen episode - and here is ours! Erin and Claire have on guest, Haya, to chat about one of the more 90s nostalgic episodes we've had to date, and it's a grand old time!Autor: Wishbonafide Team

We had a merry old time with our band of podcasters in this episode, featuring Erin, Claire, and Jason Gagliardi as guest as we talked about Robin Hood and the Wishbone episode, "Paw Prints of Thieves."Autor: Wishbonafide Team

Justin Thomas is back as a guest to help Erin and Claire give a good rambling recap of this episode of Wishbone, "Bark to the Future," based on the book The Time Machine by H.G. Wells!Autor: Wishbonafide Team

Quoth the raven….nevermind. We are doing Edgar Allen Poe’s short story “The Purloined Letter” instead! Join us as we also tackle the Wishbone episode, “The Pawloined Paper,” with guest Sean Creedon, who also wrote our theme song!Autor: Wishbonafide Team

Erin and Claire are joined by Claire's brother, Liam, to discuss one of the best Wishbone adaptations yet - and one of the worst framework stories...Autor: The Wishbonafide Team

Erin and Claire are joined by Erin's cousin, Megan, to talk about one of the hands down wackiest episodes of Wishbone of all time, as we discuss The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde and the Wishbone episode, Mixed Breeds.Autor: Wishbonafide Team

Erin and Claire tackle one of our zaniest episodes yet with some grand theft and 90s internet hijinks afoot - featuring guest, Rowan Suder!Autor: Wishbonafide Team

Erin and Claire sit down with Sam Vawter to discuss the sci fi classic, Journey to the Center of the Earth, and the arbor day episode of Wishbone, Hot Diggity Dog! The arbor council would be pleased.Autor: Wishbonafide Team

It's alive! Well, the podcast is up and live, at least. Erin and Claire sit down with Claire's friend, Haddy, to discuss Frankenstein and the Wishbone episode "Frankenbone" in this episode of Wishbonafide!Autor: Wishbonafide Team

Erin, Rory, and Claire team up once again for and OG Wishbonafide team podcast episode from back in the day!Autor: Wishbonafide Team

Erin and Claire sit down for our first new episode recorded in 2020, with special guest, Alecsa Kazenas!

Claire and Erin welcome Annie Malady to the podcast as they break down quite a tome in The Hunchback of Notre Dame.Autor: Wishbonafide Team

Claire and Erin have on lovely guest, Wes Peters, to discuss all things chivalrous in Ivanhoe and the Wishbone episode, "Sniffing the Gauntlet!"Autor: Wishbonafide Team

Erin and Claire may have accidentally read different works of fiction for this episode, but we're all on the same page when it comes to the myth of Faustus! Plus, we have expert special guest, Nick Johnston, to guide us through on the journey.Autor: Wishbonafide Team

We are back! Erin, Rory, and Claire sit down to chat a little about what they've been up to since the last time we uploaded, and about the importance of taking care of your own mental health. Subscribe if you want to hear all new episodes!Autor: Wishbonafide Team

How could a war be beneficial for fiscal capacity? Why did some mercantilist states become wealthy, free-trading empires while others faded into obscurity? Prof. Didac Queralt of Yale University provides some surprising answers in this episode of the History Twins Podcast.Autor: HistoryTwins

We interview Prof. Glenn David Cox of the Universidad Francisco Marroquín in Guatemala City about the fascinating history of the country. Discover the Spanish conquest of the Maya, the truth about the controversial United Fruit Company, and the decades-long Civil War.Autor: HistoryTwins

The Long Road To Religious Freedom: Mark Koyama on Witchcraft, Heretics, and Industrialization by HistoryTwinsAutor: HistoryTwins

We interview Prof. Jonathan Schulz of George Mason University on the Catholic Church, cousin marriage, and psychological variations between countries. Discover the Church´s Marriage and Family Program and its impact on development and institutions. Learn why and how the MFP was so pervasive, affecting all levels of society.…

We interview Prof. John Marsh of the Pennsylvania State University on subjects from the Gilded Age to the Great Depression. Discover political bosses, Orson Welles's War of the Worlds broadcast, and the emotional reaction to the greatest economic catastrophe in American history.Autor: HistoryTwins

We interview Prof. Kyle Harper of the University of Oklahoma on the Roman collapse. Discover the disease events and climatic transitions which brought down one of the greatest empires ever known. Learn what's wrong with the slavery-to-serfdom theory and why even relatively poor Romans owned slaves.Autor: HistoryTwins

We interview Prof. Peter Baldwin of UCLA on the divide between US and European politics, Anglo-American vs Continental copyright law, and European reaction to the spread of disease. Discover how different are the US and Europe really are, how Europe combated an enemy it barely understood, and the two theories of copyright law which dominate the wor…

We interview UCLA's Prof. Teofilo Ruiz on medieval Spain. Discover Spain's "centuries of crisis", why the Reconquista lasted nearly eight centuries, the holes in the classic theory of coexistence, and the contrast between peasant and noble lifestyles.Autor: HistoryTwins

We interview UCLA's Prof. Anthony Pagden on the history and political theories behind empire, from early colonial Spain to 18th-century France and Britain to 19th-century Germany. How were empires justified? Why did they collapse, and how did revolutionaries justify their (questionable) actions? Discover the relation between political theory, pract…

Perhaps Jesus said to "turn the other cheek", but these men of the cloth were made of sterner stuff. We interview Prof. Lawrence Duggan of the University of Delaware on clerical armsbearing. Discover the role of the warrior popes, the Crusades, and Liberation Theology in spreading clerical militancy.…

The French Third Republic (1870-1940) has suffered a reputation of decadence, corruption, and weakness since its defeat in WWII. Yet we often forget that it remains to date the longest-lasting post-revolutionary French regime. Discover the story behind the republic's creation, the small shopkeeper movement of the '80s, and the French collapse in 19…

We interview Princeton University's Michael Gordin on the Cold War, the U.S. nuclear monopoly, and Kubrick's Dr. Strangelove. Discover the "Two Bomb Myth", why the Soviets became a nuclear power so quickly, and how closely Dr. Strangelove portrays the reality of nuclear protocol.Autor: HistoryTwins

We interview Prof. Edward Glaeser of Harvard University on his best-known work, ranging from the obesity crisis in America during the last half-century to the twentieth-century rise of the welfare state. Learn about the "Political Economy of Hatred", why cities have high crime, and the astounding benefits of dynamic externalities.…

We interview the amazingly knowledgeable Dr. Stephen Davies of the IEA from the Norman Conquest all the way through to the World Wars. Find out what's wrong with Rousseau, who started the First World War, and what we're missing about the Industrial Revolution.Autor: HistoryTwins

We interview Prof. Steve Pincus of the University of Chicago about 17th-century England. Find out why the Glorious Revolution (1688) wasn't so glorious, how the Dutch "won" the Anglo-Dutch Wars, and about a time when Popery was a subject of much debate.Autor: HistoryTwins

We interview Prof. Clifford Ando at the University of Chicago. Learn why paganism was better than Christianity, what's wrong with Edward Gibbon, and why joining Rome was worth fighting Rome.Autor: HistoryTwins

Weren't the Wars of Religion just a German affair? Find out about the French Wars of Religion in this exciting podcast with Prof. Mack Holt of George Mason University. Learn how the Bourbons got in power, who the Guises were, and why this is the bloodiest War of Religion you've never heard of.Autor: HistoryTwins

We interview prolific historian John Turner (George Mason University) about Mormonism, the Pilgrims, Billy Graham, and Bill Bright's Campus Crusade for Christ. Find out how the Mormons became nice, the story before and after the "First Thanksgiving", and about a different kind of counter-culture on American college campuses during the '60s.…

There must be giants! At least we think so….in this episode about Miguel de Cervantes’ “Don Quixote” and Wishbone’s “The Impawssible Dream” - with guest Kaitlyn Gallagher!

Co-producer Rory Nachbar is back as a special guest for our episode on Mark Twain’s “The Personal Recollections of Joan of Arc” and Wishbone’s “Bone of Arc,” in which we have a Come-to-Jesus about Wishbone’s lack of Jesus in this episode.

This episode sure is a snooze fest...because it’s about Washington Irving’s short story “Rip Van Winkle” and Wishbone’s “Digging Up the Past” - featuring guest Meghan Beretta!

There’s a mystery afoot, or a-paw you could say, in this episode featuring the Sherlock Holmes story “The Hounds of Baskerville” by Arthur Conan Doyle and Wishbone’s “The Slobbery Hound” - featuring guest Gabe Carter!

What does the nose know? This week, we sniff out the differences between Cyrano de Bergerac and the Wishbone episode “Cyranose.” We are joined by Pat Venable, an expert in french language and Erin’s brother.

We walk that walk and talk that talk, or at least try our best, in this episode about select African folk tales and Wishbone’s “Bark That Bark.” Special guest Chris Silverberg joins us for some valuable life lessons from tricksy Anansi the Spider and The People Who Could Fly and surprisingly good social commentary in this musically lit episode.…

There's a conspiracy of arbors afoot in this behind the scenes cut, though no one seems quite sure what to call it.

Join our mad journey through Homer’s “The Odyssey” and Wishbone’s “Homer, Sweet Homer” in which we talk about mixed messages and Arbor Councils. And maybe the book and episode just a little - with special guest, Adriana Tringone! Adriana currently works in retail but hopes of one day writing for television. She recently moved from New York to LA to…

If you thought you had heard all the dog puns, think again. Justin Thomas truly brings out the worst in us in this bonus clip from the cutting room floor, and we don’t give a shih-tzu. Look out for the full episode, Romeo and Juliet & "Rosie, Oh! Rosie, Oh!", coming August 31st!

But soft! What light through yonder TV breaks! Well, something like that. This week we’re talking about the Bard and one of his most famous works, “Romeo and Juliet,” and Wishbone’s “Rosie, Oh! Rosie, Oh!” Get ready for some serious discussion of animal shelter care, and some not-so-serious discussion of adorable pup romance - with special guest, J…

Get ready for a bowlful of of excitement and hilarity, but mostly confusion, in this episode about Oliver Twist by Charles Dickens and Wishbone’s “A Twisted Tail,” where we get tangled up in Dickens - with special guest Ben Abraham!

If you ever went adventuring with a BFF and got into some serious shenanigans, this episode is sure to bring back those fond memories. Nostalgia is the name of the game in this flagship episode of Wishbonafide, about “The Adventures of Tom Sawyer ” by Mark Twain, and Wishbone’s “A Tail in Twain” with special guest and co-producer, Rory Nachbar!…