In this episode of "That Don't Sound Right," hosts Peter and Cecil dive into the seemingly simple yet surprisingly challenging task of transferring cell phones between providers. What starts as a routine switch quickly escalates into a whirlwind of technical hiccups and unforeseen hurdles, with the fantastic Ebony coming to the rescue. As they navigate through account creation, phone number porting, and staggering wait times, Peter and Cecil reflect on the evolving role of technology in our lives.

Listen in as they share their personal experiences and the unexpected complexities behind what should be a straightforward process. It's a journey filled with laughter, frustration, and a nod to the unsung heroes of customer service. Whether you're a tech-savvy listener or just someone who relates to the struggle, this episode promises a conversation that's both enlightening and entertaining.

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Welcome to That Don’t Sound Right, the podcast where hosts Peter and Cecil rewind to a time before the internet—when conversations, curiosity, and shared wisdom ruled the day.

In this episode, we explore restaurants with limited hours and why their doors don’t need to be open all day to have lines around the block. From a hidden gem in Peachland, North Carolina, to the legendary Keaton’s Barbecue Chicken, these eateries are breaking the rules—and winning.

Peter and Cecil dish out stories from iconic Southern food spots like B’s Barbecue and Melvin’s Hamburgers, revealing how these restaurants create cult followings despite—or because of—their unusual schedules or limited menus. What makes foodies drive hours for a meal they might miss if they’re late? Tune in for a flavorful mix of culinary history, local legend, and mouthwatering storytelling. 

Whether you're a food lover, a road trip junkie, or just curious about off-the-radar restaurants, this episode offers a bite-sized journey into the charm of places that succeed by doing things that don't sound right. #TDSRpodcast #BackBeforeTheInternet #jongsbbq #melivins #keatons #kitchenrosellis #bsbbq

Welcome to "That Don't Sound Right!" Join hosts Peter and Cecil in this engaging episode as they delve into the intriguing debate of whether a golf ball carries further in humid air. Listen as they navigate through various theories, share anecdotes about golfing myths, and even touch on the intricacies of sports physics. Among the laughs and lively discussions, you'll discover how different factors, from weather to equipment, could affect your game. Perfect for sports enthusiasts and curious minds, this episode offers a fun, conversational take on what influences your performance on the course.  Join the conversation. 

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Welcome to another riveting episode of "That Don't Sound Right," where your hosts Peter and Cecil dive into the fascinating world of conversations before the internet, free from Googling and fact-checking. This week, we delve into the surprising story of the Great Emu War of 1932, a historic battle between Australian wheat farmers and flightless emus. Discover the astonishing adaptability of these birds, their unexpected battles with feral pigs, and the peculiarities of emu containment strategies.

Join us as we explore whether flightless birds like emus can truly guard livestock and take a humorous look at how emus compare to other animals in the ultimate animal showdown. As we share intriguing listener insights and personal anecdotes, you may find yourself wondering—but sure enough, thinking—that don't sound right! #TDSRpodcast #emus

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Welcome to "That Don't Sound Right!" In this episode, hosts Peter and Cecil delve into the intriguing world of off-the-grid communication. Discover the fascinating concept of encrypted wireless networks that operate without cell towers, using long-range radio waves. These networks, powered by solar panels and interconnected nodes, offer a unique way to stay connected during societal breakdowns or adventures in remote areas.

Join the conversation as the hosts explore the origins of these networks, tracing back to analog astronauts and survivalists, and discuss their potential for real-world applications. From personal experiences to hypothetical survival strategies, gain insights into how these technologies might offer a lifeline when traditional communication systems fail. #TDSRpodcast #survival #meshtastic

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In this lively episode of That Don't Sound Right, hosts Peter and Cecil reminisce about the pre-internet days and the art of conversation before smartphones took over. The duo dives into a fascinating discussion on guard emus, exploring how these large birds are used to protect livestock like chickens and sheep from predators. Delving into the details, they ponder about the nature of emus, their guarding abilities, and whether training is involved. Filled with humor and curiosity, this episode is sure to make you question everything you thought you knew about farmyard defenses.

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Welcome to another engaging episode of "That Don't Sound Right," where we dive into a lively discussion on our modern-day beverage habits. Join co-hosts Peter and Cecil as they explore the intriguing world of ice and straws in our everyday lives, and question if we've become too reliant on these conveniences.

This episode brings a special appearance by Christy, adding her unique perspective on our so-called "over-culture". Together, they unravel the reasons behind our preference for lids and straws, the environmental implications of our choices, and humorous anecdotes that highlight the quirks of our habits.

Tune in for a nostalgic conversation that challenges our perceptions, and reminds us of simpler times when we drank directly from a glass and did not kill the conversation with Google. 

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Welcome to "That Don't Sound Right," the podcast where talking takes center stage, reminiscent of times before the internet, where proof was a luxury and conversation was knowledge. In this engaging episode, co-hosts Peter and Cecil pick up where they left off, delving deeper into the realm of AI. From discussing AI's capability to replicate personalities to the humorous yet unsettling reality of AI taking drive-thru orders, this episode provides an insightful exploration of AI's impact on everyday life. Peter and Cecil recount their encounter with modern tools like Google Lens,  The episode humorously touches upon nostalgic memories like using the blue book exams, highlighting how AI could potentially change how we authenticate originality in students' work.

Special guest Christy makes a delightful appearance, sharing her own experiences with AI, evoking laughter with tales of Google's Notebook LM. Together, they ponder the possibilities of having AI host the podcast, weaving a narrative filled with humor, curiosity, and a touch of skepticism.

Join them as they navigate the intricacies of AI's ever-growing presence and its potential to mimic the whimsical yet profound art of human conversation. It's a nostalgic yet forward-looking journey that promises to keep you entertained, informed, and perhaps a bit more curious about the future of AI. #tdsrpodcast #AI

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In this episode of "That Don't Sound Right," hosts Peter and Cecil delve into a thought-provoking discussion about the rise of AI-generated music and its implications for the music industry. As AI begins to mimic human artists with astonishing precision, questions arise about the authenticity and soul of music.

Listeners are invited to consider whether they would enjoy AI-generated tunes that sound exactly like their favorite artists, and whether a band comprised of musicians performing entirely AI-composed songs can capture the essence of a live concert experience. The hosts also share anecdotes about the nostalgia for vinyl records and explore how technological advancements, like HDR TVs, have altered the way we consume media.

Tune in for an engaging conversation that challenges the acceptance of AI in creative fields and ponder the future of music in a world where technology continues to blur the line between human and machine creation. #tdsrpodcast #music

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Join co-hosts Peter and Cecil in this engaging episode of 'That Don't Sound Right', where they delve into the fascinating effect of exaggerated numbers. The hosts discuss the art of conversation before the internet era, touching on how numbers are perceived and often misrepresented in our daily lives, from drive-thru orders to complex calculations in professional settings.

In this episode, the duo shares listener mail and explores the humorous and sometimes confusing ways people use percentages and numbers to convey urgency and drama in storytelling. A tribute to classic radio shows like Car Talk, this episode invites listeners to appreciate the art of conversation and the quirks of linguistics that make us chuckle.

Whether it's dreaming about making it big on National Public Radio or laughing about the subtle complexities of weather reporting, this episode promises a light-hearted yet insightful look at the everyday conversations that make us more connected.

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