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The Essays with Dumb Old Bob
The Essays with Dumb Old Bob episodes
- Never underestimate the power of common sense and Not a mid-life crisis - Season Two Episode Ten
Featuring the essays "Never underestimate the power of common sense" and "Not a mid-life crisis", this episode draws from the works of the A Parkside View newsletter
For more, visit the In My Backpack website at www.inmybackpack.com
14 min - Prepping for the snow and February of 1993… or… Happy New Year 2014 - Season Two Episode Nine
Featuring the essays "Prepping for the snow" and "February of 1993… or… Happy New Year 2014"
For more, visit the In My Backpack website at www.inmybackpack.com
19 min - Skeletons in my pantry and No Virginia, there is no bacon - Season Two Episode Eight
Featuring the essays "Skeletons in my pantry" and "No Virginia, there is no bacon"
For more, visit the In My Backpack website at www.inmybackpack.com
17 min - Selecting friends and Lintables, non-lintables and whites - Season Two Episode Seven
Featuring the essays "Selecting friends" and "Lintables, non-lintables and whites"
For more, visit the In My Backpack website at www.inmybackpack.com
20 min - Red sky at night and Sending Christmas cards was never this complicated before technology got so good - Season Two Episode Six
Featuring the essays "Red sky at night" and "Sending Christmas cards was never this complicated before technology got so good"
For more, visit the In My Backpack website at www.inmybackpack.com
16 min - Bring on the apple crisp and Christmas time (and the misleading lyrics) - Season Two Episode Five
Featuring the essays "Bring on the apple crisp" and "Christmas time (and the misleading lyrics)", this episode draws from the works of the A Parkside View newsletter
For more, visit the In My Backpack website at www.inmybackpack.com
13 min - Does anyone know a mechanic? and What has Butterball learned in the past 365 days? - Season Two Episode Four
Featuring the essays "Does anyone know a mechanic?" and "What has Butterball learned in the past 365 days?"
For more, visit the In My Backpack website at www.inmybackpack.com
15 min - The things you miss and Where am I? - Season Two Episode Three
Featuring the essays "The things you miss" and "Where am I?"
For more, visit the In My Backpack website at www.inmybackpack.com
17 min - Looking for a gyro and The Myrtle Beach t-shirt duplication mystery - Season Two Episode Two
Featuring the essays "Looking for a gyro" and "The Myrtle Beach t-shirt duplication mystery"
For more, visit the In My Backpack website at www.inmybackpack.com
15 min - Would Harry Chapin be proud? and Merry Christmas... and I mean that - Season Two Episode One
Featuring the essays "Would Harry Chapin be proud?" and "Merry Christmas... and I mean that"
For more, visit the In My Backpack website at www.inmybackpack.com
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About The Essays with Dumb Old Bob
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Spend some time with Dumb Old Bob, using The Essays as your gateway to insightful nonfiction brought to you by the one and only storyteller, Bob Hocking. Join Bob as he unveils his unique…
observations of the world, setting off on inspiring and thoughtful journeys within every episode. Brought to you by Parkside - Backpack Productions and Backpackville, the vibrant online community for Bob’s writing, stories, podcasts and more. Stay tuned for upcoming episodes, projects and announcements, where Bob might just surprise us with special treats from his archives, writing workshops, tales of travel adventures, or any other delightful musings a tangent or two may create.
Welcome to Backpackville – where friendship knows no bounds. Indulge in the stories, savor the camaraderie, and return for the comforting aroma of freshly baked cookies. Tune in to the Dumb Old Bob podcasts and don’t forget to drop by the In My Backpack site... because Backpackville is more than just Bob Hocking’s literary community. It’s where you belong.
www.inmybackpack.com