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On March 18, 1990, 13 works of art were stolen from the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in Boston. In this Mysteries episode, we delve into exactly how the perpetrators pulled off the theft, and theories on who may have been behind this unsolved case.
Segment 1: Bill Clinton gives “the meaning of is” testimony, Monty Python’s “Life of Brian” premieres, Women are granted the right to vote, Salem Witch Trials, Groucho Marx dies, Madame Tussauds displays speaking waxwork of Simon Cowell, the Menendez Murders take place, The Mona Lisa is stolen, & “Bambi” is released.
Segment 2: We discuss the saddest Disney moments.
Segment 1: National Black Cat Appreciation Day, National Thrift Shop Day, National Pinot Noir Day, National Fajita Day, World Photography Day, National Sandcastle and Sculpture Day, International Orangutan Day, National Lemonade Day, National Bacon Day, National Men’s Grooming Day, & National Senior Citizens Day.
Segment 2: Germania/Budsin News, by Ronda Goldsmith.
We discuss: A friendly dog who was rewarded with a job at a car dealership, Roger Federer surprising girls whose rooftop tennis match went viral, Carmelo Anthony announcing scholarships for 32 students, a Red Lobster employee who found a rare blue lobster and instead of cooking it, sent it to an Ohio zoo, plus Dan & Noah's positive stories of the week, and a riddle!
We discuss: Perry Mason, I Love You Now Die, Sinatra: All or Nothing At All, JoJo Rabbit, WALL.E, The Gentlemen, Lovecraft Country, Love on the Spectrum, Monophonics, “High Feeling” by Cordovas, Ticket to Ride, 4 Kings Casion, & more!
In this episode, Daniel interviews his friend, comedian Stuart Thompson. They discuss: Byron Allen, Stuart's girlfriend trying to get buffer than him, the longest bike ride he's ever taken, biking in Los Angeles, Stuart's new album "Dandyman," and his podcast "The L8 Night Podcast."
Segment 1: Mount Rushmore is dedicated, Sunset Boulevard premieres in the US, American Graffiti is released, the Green Bay Packers are founded, IBM releases its first personal computer, Alfred Hitchcock’s birthday, "South Park" debuts, Steve Martin’s birthday, & Sega Genesis is released in the US.
Segment 2: The Best Video Game Characters of all time.
Segment 1: National Spoil Your Dog Day, National S’mores Day, National Raspberry Tart Day, National Play in the Sand Day, National Middle Child Day, National Vinyl Record Day, National Left Handed Day, National Prosecco Day, National Creamsicle Day, and National Wiffle Ball Day.
Segment 2: Germania/Budsin News by Ronda Goldsmith.
In this episode we discuss: An 11-year-old podcaster, visiting a farm, fostering kittens, a 10-Yr-Old Who Starts Baking 100s Of Pies To Raise Money For Kids In Need, a stolen teddy bear with dying mother's voice that was returned to daughter after Ryan Reynolds and others offered a $15,000 reward, & more!
In this episode, we discuss: Umbrella Academy, Perry Mason, Search Party, I'll Be Gone in the Dark, PRIMER, PREDESTINATION, "Special When Lit," "Still Wandering" by Bronze Radio Return, and "Harvest Moon" by Poolside.
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