The Boston Podcast

Wal-Mart used famous film and TV vehicles to create one of the best ads ever. PR Maven and car enthusiast Ellen Keiley joins the show to discuss.

Three new tips for podcasts YOU SHOULD BINGE NOW. Listen to clips from the shows with podcast correspondent Bob Lee.

Then find the pods at:

Sam Harris - Making Sense

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/making-sense-with-sam-harris/id733163012

RadioLab

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/radiolab/id152249110

Revisionist History

http://revisionisthistory.com/

What should you binge? TBP cast member Bob Lee re-joins the program to talk about a podcaster who thinks we might be living in a computer simulation, and another that recalls a day where coffee was thought to be the enemy of sex. Find the StarTalk Radio podcast at: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/startalk-radio/id325404506 and the Pessimists Archive podcast at https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/pessimists-archive-podcast/id1104682320

Can Pats fans really keep track of all the Super Bowl wins? Not really. And the results can be hilarious.

Summer is tomorrow! Mix your margaritas, slather your sunscreen and listen to this show listing the top 10 songs about the summer. Music Maven Michael (Milt) Wolfe breezes in with his thoughts. Enjoy!

What pods should you binge? "Mad Media Mike" returns to the Boston Podcast to call your attention to three: Ron Burgundy, "Gladiator," and a particularly compelling installment of "Radiolab."

Special correspondent "Mad Media Mike" joins the show to reveal the best show on TV that you probably have not heard of. Also, a review of a show created by Swampscott native Jamie Denbo, and a deep dive into the magic of Michael McDonald.

Blessed be the fruit. Molly Rose Tarpey, Communications Director for Congressman Stephen Lynch, joins the show to talk about real-life themes depicted in "The Handmaid's Tale" and "Veep."

Happy Fathers Day! Lawyers Weekly's Scott Ziegler joins the show to count down the 20 greatest TV dads of all time.

Kendra Wilde, founder of Wild Peace for Parents -- and host of the podcast of the same name -- joins the show to talk about the secret hormone that might be stressing you out. Also, a review of HBO's hilarious new comedy "Chernobyl." Find out all about Kendra at www.wildpeace.org. (And no, "Chernobyl" is not actually a comedy. C'mon.)