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On this episode of The Buffalo Alice Exit 314 Podcast, Dave gets into the quirks and frustrations of modern automotive technology, particularly the controversial auto-off feature mandated by federal regulations. Host Dave explores the reasons b
The story of Charles Guiteau and his attack on President James A. Garfield is a gripping tale of ambition, delusion, and tragedy. Charles Guiteau, a troubled and erratic individual, became fixated on President Garfield and convinced himself tha
In this thought-provoking episode of The Buffalo Alice Exit 314 Podcast, we dive into the realm of science fiction and explore the endless possibilities of futuristic technology. As our host battles through the symptoms of COVID, he ponders a t
On this episode of “The What The Frock Podcast,” Rabbi Dave and Friar Rod dive into a spirited discussion about the frustrations and challenges of dealing with Facebook’s evolving policies and restrictions. They share personal anecdotes about t
On this episode of “The What The Frock Podcast,” Rabbi Dave and Friar Rod dive into a spirited discussion about the frustrations and challenges of dealing with Facebook’s evolving policies and restrictions. They share personal anecdotes about t
In this episode of “The Buffalo Alice Exit 314 Podcast,” Dave launches into a fiery and impassioned critique of the Democratic Party’s handling of President Joe Biden’s candidacy.With a focus on accountability, the episode dissects the decisi
In this episode we embark on a journey through the heart of America, tracing a memorable trip that began with a simple desire to explore and ended with the discovery of the whimsical and eclectic spirit of Exit 314, Buffalo Alice. Our host take
On June 25, 1876, General George Armstrong Custer and his troops faced a formidable alliance of Lakota Sioux, Northern Cheyenne, and Arapaho warriors led by legendary leaders Sitting Bull and Crazy Horse. This clash, often referred to as “Custe
Welcome to “What the Frock,” the lively and thought-provoking podcast hosted by Rabbi Dave and Friar Rod. Each episode dives into current events, pop culture, and quirky stories with a unique blend of humor, insight, and unfiltered commentary.
In this episode of Dave Does History on Bill Mick Live, historian Dave Bowman takes listeners on a deep dive into the War of 1812, examining the complex causes and significant consequences of the conflict. The discussion covers the war’s origin
In the latest episode of the “What The Frock” podcast, hosts Rabbi Dave and Friar Rod dive into a mix of whimsical and thought-provoking topics, maintaining their signature blend of humor and insight.The episode kicks off with Rabbi Dave shar
NOTE: This particular episode is focused mainly on the issue of Veterans and how they relate to the younger generation of Veterans and Active Duty personnel. If you are not a Veteran or Active Duty, you may find that it is not relevant to you.
On February 22, 1770, eleven year old Christopher Seider was killed in the streets of Boston. He is generally considered by historians to be the first person to die in the American Revolution. The British Taxes imposed in 1767 under the Townse
In the latest episode of “What the Frock,” hosts Rabbi Dave and Friar Rod delve into an array of topics with their characteristic blend of humor and insight. From the outlandish cricket wars to personal anecdotes about car troubles in Seattle,
In this episode of Plausibly Live, host Dave Bowman sits down with acclaimed author and executive producer Charles Lachmann to discuss his riveting new book, “Codename Nemo.” Lachmann delves into the captivating true story behind the capture of
In the latest episode of “What The Frock,” Rabbi Dave and Friar Rod dive into the absurdities and peculiarities of current events, blending humor with sharp commentary. From whimsical anecdotes to deep dives into geopolitical issues, this episo
We have this… myth… in our heads. It’s born from a combination of Manifest Destiny and the desire to see ourselves in a certain light, but the truth is that the Constitution of the United States was highly radical, highly controversial and abso
Welcome to another compelling episode of “What The Frock,” where the spirited duo, Rabbi Dave and Friar Rod, weave through the intricacies of Memorial Day, reflecting on its solemn history and contemporary relevance. Amid their engaging banter,
Among the memories I have from my time in New London, CT, at US Navy Submarine School, is a few moments on a bright but very cold January afternoon, listening to an audio tape. The problem with such memories is that I remember the sounds more t
Welcome to a new episode of “What the Frock,” where we dive deep into a blend of historical curiosities, personal memories, and spontaneous musings. Join Rabbi Dave and Friar Rod as they navigate through a fascinating discussion that spans volc
Around three in the morning on May 13, 1862, the lookouts aboard a Union Naval vessel blockading Charleston Harbor was surprised to see a vessel bearing down upon his ship. Sounding the alarm, the gun ports were opened and all was brought to pr
The latest episode of “What the Frock” presents a medley of conversations that traverse personal anecdotes, nature’s marvels, and profound sociopolitical commentary. Rabbi Dave and Friar Rod, the show’s hosts, delve into a range of topics that
Perhaps the most prescient act of the framers of the US Constitution was the establishment of an amendment process by which the document could be modified. Not in some instant, light and transient way, but with involvement of the peoples repres
Join Rabbi Dave and Jedi Knight Rod as they return to the airwaves after a hiatus, bringing with them tales of family visits, unexpected adventures, and a good dose of humor. In this episode, they share insights into their recent escapades, inc
Today, we embark on a journey back to the dawn of the American experiment. Our spotlight shines on the first presidential term of George Washington, a time when the nation’s destiny hung in the balance. On April 30, 1789, amidst the grandeur of
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