Finally, Tim and Tom find someone older than them to accompany them back to re-live the years gone by. Bob Morgan hitches a ride in the time machine to the 1970's to remember the glory days of Junior High and High School football, to reveal his deep love of music, and to once and for all solve the mystery behind the teacher whose name we had all wrong (we knew it wasn't "Hey, Buddy!"). The Stuart-Menlo cheerleaders from several graduating classes are highlighted. This was a great time, and it's only Part 1!

Tim and Tom go guest-less on another successful trip to their favorite decade. Tom will instruct you on the use of the coolest word of the time as he provides insight to its origins. Tim talks about some notable inventions of the 1970s. Discover the secret language of Tim & Tom's immediate friend circle and learn the meaning of some of their personal catch phrases. Witness the birth of a new show segment called "RPM" while taking in the already-familiar "Stump The Hosts." "Random News Day," and "Mail Bag."

Part 2 of our time machine trip with Jay Jacobson. You'll hear even more cartoon memories than were mentioned in the previous episode! You'll feel a little melancholy when the discussion turns to all the big changes to "M-town," as Tom affectionately dubbed it. And, you'll learn who NOT to ever have with you as a passenger in ANY mode of transportation, if you want your vehicle to remain intact!

Guest Jay Jacobson, a.k.a. "Little Jake" traverses the strands of time to recall his high school days. He reveals his strategy for high school graduation - don't do homework and don't participate in study halls. Then he recalls the wonderful Saturday mornings of cleaning house before watching the myriad of cartoons we grew up with. You'll also get a little chemistry lesson while learning the secrets to baking Jay's Cookies.

Guest Robbin Shumway explains why she thought the boys' locker room was kind of a drag. She also talks about class plays, science fair, classroom disciplinary weapons, and of course, sports. She recalls her favorite coaches, study halls under the bleachers, and explains why she thinks “3 on 3” girls’ basketball wasn’t the best way to go. In the “I forget” category, Tim forgot Tom’s football jersey number while Tom forgot to tape down Tim’s other idiot button.

Episode 010: "In Touch With Our Feminine Side, Part 2"

This is Part 2 of the previous episode with our guest, Roxy Stillwell. In addition to Tim and Tom fumbling slightly on the topic of "boy bands" and Mark Hamill, Roxy recalls a tragic accident in the Stuart cemetery which literally scarred her for life.

Mentions: Blue Skunk Blog, Don Cave, Penny DeWitt, Lynn Crabtree, Dave Fry, Terry Harrison, Deanna Heins, Kathy Hochstetler, Frank "Zeke" Iacovazzi, Brenda Jacobson, Doug Johnson, Jeff Johnston, Liesa Prazak, Larry Roberts, Dean Roe, Deb Stalter, Rick Stillwell, Robbin Vanlandingham, Nancy Watts, Tim Wolfe

We are joined by Roxy Stillwell in yet another successful mind trip to the 1970s. Roxy gives Tim and Tom a different perspective by discussing the decade from a more pointed female view. Tim and Tom fumble big time on naming "girl magazines" but only fumble slightly on "boy bands." And, you'll hear the Big Mac slogan said in a way you won't ever be able to un-hear.

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Episode 008: "The Titanic And Abe Lincoln"

What in the world do icebergs and Abe Lincoln have to do with each other? Our guest, Lyle "Sparky" Jessen fills us in on these and other epic events from history. Lyle shares with us lots of fond memories from high school including Shop class. He has some very interesting tools in his toolbox, one of which he wishes he'd had when cutting boards for Mr. Anderson, the Shop teacher. There is also some great conversation regarding the glory days on Stuart-Menlo's state-championship-winning football team. Discover who were some of the hard hitters on the field and how their moms coped with the stress. There's also a football story involving a snake. You just can't make this stuff up!

Mentions: Bob Morgan, Gloria Thurman, Rich Anderson, Paul Whitmore, Larry Roberts, Lisa O'Brien, Brian Moon, Jim Kloewer, DeAnn Donovan, Joe Burris, Terry Harwood, Gary Wolfe, John Wolfe, Tim Cooper, Harry Saxen, Jeff Johnston, Chris Kunkle, Tim Jungman, Deanna Heins, Jan Marlow, Matt Parker (from Adair-Casey)

Who doesn't remember the myriad of game shows we watched in the 1970's? Tim and Tom discuss Gene Rayburn's long, skinny, telescoping microphone, the genius of Chuck Barris (who, by the way, was NOT on drugs while hosting the Gong Show), and many other game show memories. Other fun topics include musings of a sick duck, the fashion statement known as our basketball team's uniforms, and a very special tribute to Menlo, Iowa. Throw in some home-made introductions for the News and Mailbag segments, courtesy of Tom's creative mind, and you're left with an hour's worth of great listening.

Mentions: Jeff Johnston, Larry Roberts, Gloria Thurman, Tom Doud, Cliff Powell, Steve Marker, Bob Morgan, Coach and Typing instructor - Dennis Modlin

This is Part 2 of the previous episode. Guest David Faust emcee's another successful "Stump The Hosts" experience. We got David to sing just a little, so you don't want to miss this episode!! He's witty, and he sings real pretty!

Mentions: Lyle Jessen, Jon Roen, Kathy Doud, Diane Knight, Jeff Schwartzkopf, Connar Moon, Jim Kloewer, Deanna Heins