Posthumous Pals

Back from their hiatus, the Pals dive back in with a discussion of the original How to Make a Murderer, the original 99 problems, and some terrible nerds: Leopold and Loeb!

We are trying some new things, so bear with the audio quality!

In this episode the Pals are joined by returning Episode 17 guest Alexa to talk about a three toothed casanova, the original Charlie's Angels (of primate research), and yet another credit-stealing-cheater-cheater-pumpkin-eater: Louis Leakey!

Join the conversation and get the recipe for the "Leakey Lemonade" cocktail on tumblr at posthumouspals.tumblr.com or on Facebook @posthumouspals

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In this episode the Pals discuss the original "Lost," the original Build-A-Bear, and the original there-goes-the-neighborhood: The Lost Colonies of Roanoke!

Also features a discussion of the CW show "Supernatural."

Join the conversation and get the recipe for the "Lost Island Iced Tea" cocktail on tumblr at posthumouspals.tumblr.com or on Facebook @posthumouspals

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In this miniSode Pal Jenn is joined by special guests Keith and Nick to discuss the original Alf, a daring spy, and one body-hot dude: Tarrare!

Disclaimer: This episode gets gross!

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In this episode the Pals are joined by special guest Leona to discuss the family that threw the best cousin-infested sex parties, had the original Joffrey, and that were just general turds to Joe Smoman: the Julio-Claudian Emperors!

Join the conversation and get the recipe for the "Forget Me Now" cocktail on tumblr at posthumouspals.tumblr.com or on Facebook @posthumouspals

Artwork by the incredible Rosa Scobey-Moore, more artwork at pennycomics.tumblr.com

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This special Mother's Day miniSode features Pal Naomi and her mother Laura discussing their long time disagreement over an advocate for peace, a man with strong convictions on race relations*, and a movie lover**: 28th U.S. President Woodrow Wilson.

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* Supporter of genteel anglo-saxon racism

** "Birth of a Nation" a.k.a. "Super Racist Film About the Rise of the KKK"

In this episode the Pals are joined by special guest Steve to discuss a prolific creator of humans, the original spin doctor, and the most monumental Egyptian pharaoh: Ramesses ][!

So whip up a Blood Orange Old Fashioned and get ready to learn the secrets of ancient Egyptian longevity!*

Artwork by the incredible Rosa Scobey Moore, more artwork at pennycomics.tumblr.com

Get our drink recipes on tumblr (http://posthumouspals.tumblr.com/) or @posthumouspals on Facebook

* This statement has not been evaluated by anyone, ever, anywhere

In this episode the Pals are joined by special guest Tony to discuss the original Ricky Bobby, the original gaslighter, and an equal opportunity assaulter: Ty Cobb! 

So make yourself a delicious Georgia Peach drink, and join us as we get ready to play ball!

Bonus: This episode also finally gets to the bottom of the Star Trek-baseball-Gilmore Girls connection. 

Artwork by the incredible Rosa Scobey Moore, more artwork at pennycomics.tumblr.com

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In this episode, the Pals discuss the original Silicon Valley transplant, one seriously *loaded* lady, and the architect of a truly coco-bananas house: Sarah Winchester!

This episode also features April's in-depth review of the TV show "Supernatural."

Drink along at home with a Warded Spirit cocktail!

Artwork by the incredible Rosa Scobey Moore, more artwork at pennycomics.tumblr.com

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In this episode, the Pals are joined by special guest Nick to discuss the epic throw-down between the original "I Like Turtles" kid and the founder of Fart College: The Bone Wars of the 19th Century! So join us as we learn about the founding of American paleontology!

Artwork by the incredible Rosa Scobey Moore, more artwork at pennycomics.tumblr.com

Drink along at home with the Tea-Wrecks!

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