Delete This History

This week, the DTH Gals pack their ditty bags and trip the light fantastic on a magical journey through the interwebbles. Their search results are their way of pebbling! Does any of this make sense to you? If not, you'd better listen!

This week on Delete This History podcast Brea's knee-jerk reaction to a search does a 180, Cara gives a quick history lesson about the origin of a popular British term, and the dam has broken on the football talk between these two besties. Tune in for Episode 42 "Female Firsts and Ammo on Demand".

The DTH Gals are goin' medical this episode. And food. Not the best combo, admittedly, but that's what's happening.

Diamond cuts, opossums, chunnels and bridges, a different generation of boomers, the lying liars who lie about Pocahontas, and so much more! Join the gals for a brand new episode with fresh Bookmarks for their DTH Besties!

They're back....!!!!! Early summer break has ended, and the DTH Gals have found their way back to the library conference room/recording studio with the help of an ancient piece of tech, some toys drifting asea, a wandering salesman/corpse/tourist attraction, a delicious (?) dessert, an executioner's tool, and a biohazard. Intrigued? Listen in!

Oh, the DTHGals' salad days (must remember to look up the history of the phrase, "salad days")... when donkeys were miniature and grannies made up words. While Cara and Brea take a short summer break, revisit those halcyon times and reminisce on Episode 6.

Remember your childhood and the toys you played with? The DTH Gals do... extensively... in this episode. Plus, Prue Leith makes an appearance! Well, sort of. In the gals' search histories, anyway. Straddle and press the paddles onto this blast from the not-so-distant past. Let's revive Episode 5.

In this week's episode Cara and Brea share six new bookmarks and discuss MORE etymology, while navigating Brea's self-proclaimed boring searches and an afternoon thunderstorm. Join the gals for another fun-filled episode!

The side effects of Rx drugs and dog breeding are at the top of the DTH Gals' search lists this week. Also, find out which 2000s band Brea loves--really, really, really loves--and possibly what one of their lyric's inspiration means. Plus, Cara "fleshes out" all of the benefits of sensory deprivation therapy while Brea plays IT tech again. Kids these days...

The DTH Gals are back with a brand new episode for your ear holes. This week, the gals' one brain searched several word origins -- they even proffered similar prizes for one another. Join the gals as they talk telegrams, banter about bathrooms, and converse about the C-word.