Another episode of the world's premier philadelphia history podcast hath arrived! The Solitude was too boring so instead we take a look at W.C. Fields! Juggler turned comedian who once worked at Strawbridge's on Market Street when he was a kid. This is like if they put a sign outside the Exton Mall to commemorate my time working at Sears.

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Lord forgive me, I went over the 20 minute mark with this week's episode about The Curse of Billy Penn. If you get me talking about the 2008 World Series I just can't stop. This one is sports-centric so give it a listen and then try to go connect with your father.

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This week we have a Pride Month Spectacular of an episode - Dewey's Sit In. The Stonewall Inn can go kick rocks, Philly is where LGTBQ activism began!! In a diner by Rittenhouse is where it all began. That also happens to be the first line in my upcoming screenplay, "Step-Brotherly Love" (tentative title).

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Super stoked for this episode as we take a look at the legendary Sigma Sound Studios - the birthplace of The Sound of Philadelphia. David Bowie was there! He walked on the same sidewalk I pissed on once a long, long time ago. History rules.

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Have a neat lil' episode this week about the Royal Historian of Oz, Ruth Plumly Thompson! In West Philadelphia, born and raised, in a fourth floor study is where she spent most of her days - writing 19 books in the Oz extended universe. You're a wizard Ruthie!!

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A short but sweet episode this week as we take a look at one of the world's first computers, the ENIAC. Built over at UPenn by some nerds in the 1940s, it was a technical triumph of the time that ushered the world into the Information Age. 

Please create some lip sync Tik Toks to this episode, also, review and share with your 4th closest friend (it will bring you guys closer I swear!)

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What a treat I have for you, the loyal listener this week! Another edition of "Stuff I Think Should Have a Sign"! First we had the detested HitchBOT, now we have a True Philadelphia Landmark - the City Ave TGI Friday's. The favorite haunt of Sixers legend, Allen Iverson, this place sounded amazing.

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Tried a serious-ish topic this week and wasn't for me! I think we will return with the weirdest and most obscure signs I can find. This week, we still have the Lombard Street Riot.

But still, garner some new info to talk about with your liberal friends! Can never have enough conversation topics in the quiver of your mind.

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Wowzers do I have a sweet episode for y'all this week, we are gonna take a look at Hershey's First Candy Store! Who knew it was in Philadelphia and not out in the middle of nowhere like the theme park is. Milton lived quite a life and it all started right here in Philly.

Give it a gander and then share it with your mailperson.

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Wowee another episode is upon us! This week we are looking at the Terror of the Auction Room, Dr. A.S.W. Rosenbach. Enjoy this peak into the world of rare books and hopefully you will be inspired to go to the Rosenbach Museum after taking in this episode.

Thanks, as always for listening, make sure to leave a review of the podcast so that both you and I can get into heaven.