Breaking news, read all about it! This week on The Time Machine with Trish & Mike we take a trip to Quintland Ontario where colour coding is a must before revving our engines and speeding into Indiana where we will drive around a legendary race track for 500 miles. After sipping some milk in victory lane, we discuss an important fire and what was or wasn’t really lost. We end our trip through time this week asking ourselves who really is king of the world? Make sure you have your ticket handy and join us on another historical adventure!

It’s time once again to grab your tickets and hop aboard the time machine! (It’s gonna be a bit of a bumpy ride and we were having serious internet issues, so the audio quality is not up to our standards, but sometimes things just happen. Apologies for the audio quality, but hopefully you find the content quality to be great!) Star Wars vs Star Trek? Which one reigns supreme? Wanna get from Brooklyn to Manhattan quickly? Learn all about the bridge that made that happen! What happens when a circus opens a theme park? Why did Quebec almost leave Canada? Find out all of this and more on this week’s Time Machine with Trish and Mike!

All aboard the Time Machine with Trish and Mike! This week’s episode is brought to you by the letter M: Mickey, Mountains, Movies, Marriage (or lack thereof), Magic, and Medicine! Fasten your seatbelts, please place your trays in the upright position and enjoy an all new adventure through time!

All aboard for another episode of The Time Machine with Trish and Mike. We would like to start this episode by wishing all the mothers who listen to our show a very happy Mother’s Day this Sunday. Bonne fête des mères! This week in history we explore where Canada got its name - “O Cartier” doesn’t doesn’t have the same ring to it. Who would be the king of the ring? The Hulk would smash the competition. Speaking of smashing, this company has been smashing the market with their electronics since 1946. VCR or VHS? Toe-may-toe, toe-ma-toe? Discover for yourself on this week’s journey through time!

Hurry up and get on board The Time Machine with Trish and Mike, the race is about to begin! On today’s episode we are galloping to Kentucky for the Kentucky Derby and learn of a legendary Canadian horse that would become a Derby Champion. What is the significance of In Flanders Fields and poppies? You’ll find out on this week’s episode. The largest manhunt ever came to an end ten years ago this week as the number one man on the FBI’s Most Wanted list and the most wanted man in the world was found. How did the Grammy Awards come to be and what were the awards originally going to be called? What is an EGOT? Find out the answers to these questions and more, so fasten your seatbelts and get ready to roll!

We invite all passengers holding tickets to The Time Machine with Trish and Mike to board now. It’s your weekly adventure through history! On today’s episode we are rushing out to Oklahoma to investigate the development of the state. Did you know which city was the original capital? Well we’ll help school you about that little fact as well teach you a thing or two about America’s first educational institution. The Endgame result for our show is always to learn new facts, especially about unique connections between The USA and Canada. Two unique events pop up in history this week which demonstrate this special bond our two countries have: Expo 67 and the St Lawrence Seaway. Hop on board, fasten your seatbelts and get ready to roll!

Do you have your ticket handy? The Time Machine is taking off on another adventure through time. This week join Trish and Mike as they travel across time exploring the sinking of the world’s most famous ‘unsinkable’ ship. A map of the icefields would have been helpful...too bad Rand McNally wasn’t onboard. From the sea to the sky, who really shot down The Red Baron? A Canadian has always been attributed the honour but join us as we discover why that isn’t really accurate. Don’t have a cow man when you find out this famous family debuts on television this week in history. And from one dysfunctional family to another we talk crown jewels on 2 Minute Tutor Time with Trish. You can enjoy a golden nugget (of info) as we celebrate the opening of the first McDonald’s! Please keep your hands and legs inside The Time Machine at all times for the duration of the ride. We hope you enjoy your weekly journey through time!

All aboard! It’s time for your weekly adventure through history with Trish and Mike! On today’s episode we take you back in time and through space - to the moon! For centuries odd flashes of light have been witnessed on the moon. What are they? Aliens? Meteors? From astronomy to the Astrodome, we learn about the first indoor baseball game. You won’t find too many bugs in AstroTurf but you can learn about where the term ‘bugs' for computer glitches came from as we discuss the invention of COBOL thanks to a very important American female mathematician and Navy veteran. Technology has grown by leaps and bounds in the past century alone but not everyone is a fan. The band Metallica launched a lawsuit against this P2P sharing site 21 years ago. It’s an Old Bet Sean Parker made a ton of cash off his idea. I wonder how many tonnes 24 million dollars is? Terry Fox started his Marathon of Hope 41 years ago this week, his goal was to raise $1 for every Canadian. All this and more on The Time Machine with Trish and Mike!

Do you have your ticket? It’s time to board The Time Machine with Trish and Mike for another adventure through time. This week we start our show discussing April’s Fools Day. Don’t be deceived and end up looking like a half-wit, learn the origins before you fall for a prank! Tomfoolery abounded once Nickelodeon aired for the first time although its popularity may not have topped the first movie theatre. Blockbuster definitely changed the way we enjoyed our movies. Do you know where the last Blockbuster is located? Mike does and you can too (and learn how to collect a special piece of memorabilia.) What else brings people together? The Olympics...or conflict. Either way, NATO’s got you covered.

All aboard the Time Machine with Trish and Mike! This week has us questioning the standards of movie filming etiquette. Hays would not be impressed with modern standards. He may be more impressed with the upgrades to twister warning systems (although he likely would still question the 1996 film itself.) Someone who likely really wished they could endure modern (health) standards is Mary Mallon, the Irish cook not-so-affectionately called “Typhoid Mary”.  The standards for the Baltimore Colts deteriorated quickly resulting in a very quick change of address. Too bad they couldn’t use The Bluenose to ship their equipment to their new stadium. They likely “wrestled” with the decision to move. Get your ticket ready and join us as we unpack this week’s topics.