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Emerson and Jarred bring you the season three premiere, The Naked Truth. Ten months have passed, Joe and Brian head to New York to entice Helen to come back to Nantucket. Helen, has been busy in NYC in an enticing new career, and Joe may not have the courage to tell her about her new relationship. No detail is left unexplored and news from the premiere date, September 19, 1991, is shared from the pages of the Nantucket Inquirer and Mirror, and the Boston Globe.EMAIL US: [email protected]MUSIC BY: EJ Fojas
"Spy Glass", "Electric Cabello" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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Emerson and Jarred have arrived at the final episode of season 2, Duet for Cello and Plane. When Helen nails an audition for an out of state orchestra, it throw the future of her relationship with Joe into question. Property and physical assault ensue. The original air date was March 28, 1991, and the hosts will cover articles from the date from the Nantucket Inquirer and Mirror and the Boston Globe, for that full dose of 90's nostalgia.
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MUSIC BY: EJ Fojas
"Mystery Sax", "Drankin Song" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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Brian thinks Fay is a serial Killer, Helen and Joe think he's crazy. Jarred and Emerson talk about it!
The news of the day is also read from the Nantucket Inquirer and Mirror and Boston Globe.
It's nostalgic for the 90's!
MUSIC BY: EJ Fojas
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Brian scores a date with Kenny’s Mom, causing a rift between the two. Meanwhile Joe and Helen have issues with trust and Roy needs glasses. Emerson and Jarred are here to talk about the whole dang episode, All In The Family, episode 19 from season 2. They’ll also cover the news from March 7, 1991, reviewing articles from the Nantucket Inquirer and Mirror and the Boston Globe.
Like, the first Iraq war may be over but Rodney King has arrived to ask us, "Can't we all just get along".
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MUSIC BY: EJ Fojas
Jarred and Emerson talk this season 2 episode of Wings which originally aired on February 14th 1991 - Valentine's Day! So curl up with your sweetheart to listen! This episode marks the first appearance of Tony Shalhoub as Antonio, but maybe not THAT Antonio but a different Antonio. How many Lebanese Italian's named Antonio live on Nantucket?!
We also review the news of the day for added context and flavor.
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MUSIC BY: EJ Fojas
Jarred and Emerson review this spacey season 2 episode of Wings where Joe and Brian have a UFO sighting experience. Jarred, inspired by the theme of this weeks episode, tells his personal story of a UFO sighting he experienced. Also Fay and Helen arm wrestle over a lunch counter bill.
This episode was originally released on February 7, 1991 so articles from the Nantucket Inquirer and Mirror and the Boston Globe from that time will be shared.
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MUSIC BY :
EJ Fojas
"The Dark Future: Sci-Fi Survival Dreamscape" by onderfish
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Look, this is a four stripe episode. Go watch it, then listen to this or listen to this and then watch it...so long as you listen to this. This episode of Wings from season two has it all: a donkey, a marching band, Fay getting arrested, a psychic medium, Inspector Hansen, Brian chomping on a cigar, male grooming and so much more. All we really have left to add is a slide whistle. Emerson and Jarred talk through the episode as best they can.
The news of the day, January 31, 1991 is discussed through articles from the Boston Globe and the Nantucket Inquirer and Mirror.
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MUSIC BY: EJ Fojas
Fay slaughters Brian at tennis, Joe destroys Lowells zeppelin, and Roy pranks Helen - Emerson and Jarred talk about. You're also going to get the latest news from January 24, 1991.
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MUSIC by EJ Fojas
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