Tim and Tom fly guestless into the era of the awesome toys and games we had growing up. Many are still around today while others have gone by the wayside. The guys got a surprise visit from Retro Rob (Bob Cook) who not only told them an awesome story from Stuart history but who also wrecked their recycle bin. Tim tries, and fails, to imitate Aerosmith's Steven Tyler. (Tim didn't want to do it, but Tom insisted.) Tom discovers he has a slight drinking problem.

Part 2 of our trip back with Chuck Avey. You'll hear the conclusion of "Stump The Hosts" as Chuck puts Tim and Tom through the ringer. Enjoy some killer Jimmy Carter imitations as well as Chuck translating a Deutsch movie title. The mail bag and RPM segments round out the episode which has been titled after something we discuss during "Stump The Hosts." See if you can figure out what it is.

Part 2 of our fantastic journey into the life of Jeff...I mean "Howie"...Howard. Jeff recalls a variety of decades-old memories; his version of the "BB-in-the-butt-gate" scandal, his short stint as a member of the Menlo Mafia, the time he and Bob Tisl went at it head on, and where he used to hide his contraband (along with who trained him). Add in some bass drum cadences, a discussion of who drove what, and a little sparring with one of the hosts, and you've got another great episode to enjoy.

It doesn't come out more straight and to the point than from the mouth of Jeff Howard (Howie)! The crew goes back with Howie to remember some of the high school football glory days he shares with Tom. (Tim does some napping and some knitting during those segments.) Jeff remembers many parties with the dead - okay, at the cemetery - and talks fondly of his high school mentors. One thing for sure: after this episode, you'll have a whole new perspective on ground beef!

Part 2 of our conversation with Lynn Crabtree. If you've ever wondered what the pros and cons would be as the son or daughter of the high school principal, Lynn provides a glimpse into his life when he lived out what the rest of us could only imagine. Lynn delivers excellent, linked-together "Stump The Hosts" questions, all related to TV and movies. And, he adds his name to the list of those who have yet to embark on a wumpus hunt.

Did you drive a car in the 1970's? Our guest, Lynn Crabtree, did. In fact, he drove a few, as he explains in this conversation with the time machine crew. Learn how to terrorize neighbors using only gravel and a clutch. Lynn also recalls some of his favorite choir and wrestling memories.

This is our first Stuck In The Past Contest. Inquire within.

Our first ever "3-fer" - Catch the third episode with guest, Ellen Newton Nilsen, as the crew discusses state music contests, vocal music teachers, the gems we all wrote in each others' yearbooks, pep meeting mishaps, and much more. You'll find out who took who to the cemetery, and you may even learn why.

We pick up where we left off last episode talking with our guest, Ellen Newton Nilsen. Hear some great memories recalled of sleepovers, childhood crushes, and closet seances. Then, be very amazed as Ellen describes the lengths to which she’s gone in order to eradicate the annoying curls from her life. How does one get their music group kicked out of gigs before they even start? Find out, and then enjoy recalling some of S-M's cheers in "Stump The Hosts!"