161. Napoleon

‘ow do you say “le bummer?”

Happy holidays y’all! We’re celebrating with a special episode on the original short* king**, Napoleon Bonaparte! The wonderful Josiah Branaman (of Pulp!) joins us as we talk about Josephine Bonaparte’s husband. Note that this episode ends abruptly for reasons we address up front. Enjoy y’all!

*Not actually short

**Not actually a king

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Episode 102: Louisa May Alcott

It’s a holiday miracle! We get to bring you a rare in-person recording as the wonderful Shannon Campe, host of Little Women: a Modern Audio Drama, helps us discuss the life of Louisa May Alcott! Plus, Jen Kolic joins us at the table to close out the year strong! Zach tries to get us to join a special commune, Shannon deploys some subtle sarcasm, Jen is coming for Germany, and Brian is strong right out of the gate.

(Brian’s dumb knee also occasionally knocks the table and can definitely be heard on the recording. He’s looking into getting new knees.)

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Flashback! FWPH: Christmas Special

Due to scheduling issues and Brian being a few weeks out from finishing his degree, we proudly present another flashback to our old podcast, The First World Privilege Hour with friend of the show Pat Medaugh! This episode is a Christmas spooktacular as we cover the Star Wars Holiday Special and Thomas Kincaid’s Christmas Cottage. We’ll be back in two weeks our return to the Civil War.

Flashback! FWPH #14: Water Births Are for Monsters

Everyone is sick! Instead of recording an episode that would be 85% sniffling, we decided to post a classic episode of Zach and Brian’s old podcast, The First World Privilege Hour! Featuring friend of the show (and friend) Pat Medaugh, the gang talk about Gremlins for Christmas and play a rousing game of trivia. Please note, we were 22 when we recorded this, and were much stupider people. We’ll be back to the Civil War next time. For now, enjoy!