Bitchin' Thru Time

Bitchin' Thru Time

By Jordin Silver and Aaron NaylorComedyMusicHistoryMusic History
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Bitchin' Thru Time episodes

  • March 11| Today in History
    A singer apologizes for his hit song. One players jerk actions shut down the season. Did any camera-persons get hurt making #Cops? Also, guess which state The Spanish Flu started in 1918? + more
    14 min
  • March 10 | Today in History
    The most #FoxNews question ever, about #Beyonce. You'll never hear #IWillSurvive the same again. Plus a radio spy, what to wear to court, and #CharlieSheen loses it.
    17 min
  • March 9 | Today in History
    The "worst album of all-time" drops. Which legendary toy promoted losing weight by telling children "don't eat." The first COVID lockdown. Also, an interview so bad it'll make your toes curl! Plus, so much more.
    18 min
  • March 8 | Today in History
    A famous flight goes missing, and you won't believe who thinks they've found it. A doctor reusing needles to save money is caught. Also, Frank Sinatra couldn't get ringside tickets to "the fight of the century" so he had to resort to "this."
    16 min
  • March 5 | Today in History
    A single event sparks Silicon Valley; and it happened in a garage. Who owns the most expensive car in the world? Which famous singer's last show was in KCK before an awful plane crash? + so much more.
    15 min
  • March 4 | Today in History
    You'll never guess Queen Elizabeth's job in 1945! Abe Lincoln and his murderer were found in a photo together. Why did a senator from Kansas become The President for one day?
    13 min
  • Wednesday March 3 | Today in History
    The longest album title in history. Madonna pisses off The Pope. Helen Keller gets a teacher. Our country finally gets an official song so the team go over modern songs that could be our new #StarSpangledBanner.
    15 min
  • Tuesday March 2 | Today in History
    The first #SuperSpreader event in The US. A court begrudgingly sides with Westboro Baptist Church. Arby's spends way too much on a hat. Plus, the weird story of two men stealing Charlie Chaplin's body from his grave.
    13 min
  • Monday March 1 | Today in History
    It's not just "The Wizard of Oz" that goes well with Pink Floyd's "The Dark Side of the Moon." Jordin sings COVID news. The insane history behind free speech on the internet. Plus, sinkholes, Prince's first #1, and so much more.
    12 min
  • #FriFeb26 - "Human Fun Sponge."
    An entire industry tries to sue Oprah. Louis Armstrong's sheet music falls while recording and he makes history. Gen-Z doesn't care about "The Virgin Megastore." Also, did you know The Titanic had a sister ship?
    13 min

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