Bastille Day in NYC leads to travel tips especially the “near-cation” concept that the NYT won’t report on for months.

Our guide to meeting the moment leads to Tom revealing his addiction to news has only worsened.

The 700th episode! Exciting look back at 3 plus years of podcast excellence yields Nobel- worthy introspection.

Scott returns from Hawaii where a lovely summer breeze gave him an idea: why not capture Hawaiian breezes and ship them to less pleasant places in the world— but how? Tom provides a solution.

Tom’s life with Asian fiancée in both NYC and tiny town in Catskills inspires a serious plan to go back to 1960s and pitch it as sitcom (BEFORE “Green Acres” is launched) using our hopefully soon-to-be built Time Machine!

Scott on a layover near LAX regales Tom and listeners with an astonishing but true Hallmark Channel worthy true story of a broken Casio watch.

Tom and Scott happily don their navy suits to celebrate the life of a true original.

Thomas Wolfe is proven wrong when Scott shows you can go home again.

Short trips revealed to be exciting low carbon alternative travel trend. This despite paving stone causing expensive gear shift shearing.

Tom and Sandy’s thrilling Ponce de Leon-like discovery of how great Boston is these days, plus Scotty and Ginger’s near mishaps in Paris result in “a podcastical triumph” (Clive Barnes)