If there's one thing we do best it's sharing our critiques of what many would consider "old news", but to us, old news is the best news.

Today's news is that Dad promises this will be the last serious critique of his favorite band to loathe...The Stones. We'll just see about that!

Then stay tuned for a series of outrageously grotesque, desperately verbose advertisements from 1940s radio days. Any one for a little liver pill? Anyone??

Ahh, summer...when you make the hike up the attic stairs, sweating profusely over seemingly obsolete topics of yore...that's right, we've forgone the poolside for the important stuff! ! A report on The Flintstones, more on Judy Collins, and a bio on Bea Benaderet! How could anyone resist?!

And listeners, while I understand you may want to tune in from your beach chair, I ask, why not get into the true summer spirit and find comfy armchair surrounded by books in a sweltering corner of your attic to listen in, eh? Yabba dabba, please do!

Good morning, afternoon, or evening! Whenever or wherever you've found us is fine by us. We happen to be broadcasting not from dad's attic, but from Willa's basement. C'mon! It's hot in that attic in summer! Give us a break!

We had what seemed like an unlimited amount of chatting to do today, specifically about the impeccable casting of the Andy Griffith show, the uninhibited life and unbridled times of Muddy Waters, and the angst and romance wrapped up in being a fancy-pants famous musician of yore. Join us on another doo-dittle-humdinglie of an episode!

In this episode we leave the attic and make a break for the great outdoors. Welcome to 'Willa's Backyard'! (Doesn't quite have the same ring to it...back to the drawing board)

Today we giggle and gaggle about various 60s tunes, the venerable Verna Felton, and the publication of yet another delightful collection of Ernie Bushmiller's 'Nancy' comic strips.

Darling listener, we just love delivering these shows to you and are greatly touched that you come along with us each week as we reminisce, redefine, recycle, and renew the past once more. Thank you!

Dear listener, you might be wondering which delightful topic the above title is referring to. Well, you are sure to be impressed to discover it pertains to two separate themes: The 1952 classic western 'Bend of the River' as well as the humorous film 'The Producers'.

You see, the words in our title are synonymous with 'Bend of the River', and we all know Mel Brooks was behind the criminally comedic movie featuring Zero Mostel and Gene Wilder.

We do hope you enjoy the antics provided in this week's episode of Dad's Attic!

In this episode Dad and Willa compare 1970s rock and roll greats Stevie Wonder and Chicago, exploring the momentous sound produced by the two. Dad also uncovers fascinating lyrical secrets of Bobby Bloom's 'Montego Bay' (Who Vernon and Gillian are we may never know!). Dad is very excited at the prospect of expanding his Nancy comics collection. Surely Ernie Bushmiller will be a hot topic of conversation in future episodes! Ta ta for now!

5...4...3...2...1....Mics on, volume up...we're back on the air! It has been a few seasons since we've had a season, and folks, we are flooded with ideas and fervor to talk about all things antique. Join us for discussions on W.C. Fields (again), P.G. Wodehouse, and the little known Connie Converse.

It's good to be back! Tabbytwist!

The truth behind the Dad's Attic legend of us never saying 'um'.

Dear listeners, a name change may be in our future; you may come to know the show as Grandpa's Attic from here on out! With the new little Alfred Hitchcock look-alike on the way, we conclude this season with a healthy talk on many musical musings, specifically touching on the works of Keef Hartley, Cat Stevens, and Fleetwood Mac, among others. As usual, we can't help but mention some favorite old time radio shows, books we're reading, and movies we've got on repeat. We have loved sharing with you the past few seasons and we hope to meet you on the airwaves once again in the future!

In this episode our two crusaders of quondam culture prattle on about the likes of Sinatra, Little Richard, the band 'Bread', and so much more. Join us for a discussion on viewpoints changing over time, for better or for worse! Just don't 'touch that dial' and change this episode out for one of those 'blech' new fangled podcasts that revolve around 'gasp!' modern topics! Heavenly days! ( Hey, this episode isn't about Fibber Mc Gee and Molly! Stupid dog!)