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Today's Oddcast - Holy Roman Time Machine (Airdate 7/22/2022)
The sense of smell is the strongest memory trigger human beings have. In this episode, Bob talks about finding a tiny church unlocked and upon entering, he's immediately rocketed back in time to his childhood, attending Mass in a Little League uniform. There are just certain places that have that power to transport us. Both Sheri and Max, who also grew up in the Catholic faith, can definitely relate. But listen: Sheri's grandmother was completely wrong about a certain kind of holy snack...
The Bob & Sheri Oddcast: Everything We Don’t, Can’t, Won’t, and Definitely Shouldn’t Do on the Show!
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Today's Oddcast - Holy Roman Time Machine (Airdate 7/22/2022)
The sense of smell is the strongest memory trigger human beings have. In this episode, Bob talks about finding a tiny church unlocked and upon entering, he's immediately rocketed back in time to his childhood, attending Mass in a Little League uniform. There are just certain places that have that power to transport us. Both Sheri and Max, who also grew up in the Catholic faith, can definitely relate. But listen: Sheri's grandmother was completely wrong about a certain kind of holy snack...
The Bob & Sheri Oddcast: Everything We Don’t, Can’t, Won’t, and Definitely Shouldn’t Do on the Show!
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