Due to overwhelming demand, My Weird Record Collection is back with episode 29! To celebrate the occasion, Sean learns how to play bongos…or does he? The world may never know. SHOW NOTES Let&…

The Beach Boys’ album Pet Sounds is one of the most revered albums in pop music history. It was their eleventh album and influenced other music like the Beatles' Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band....

It's the 15th of the month! There's supposed to be a new episode, right? Right?? Well...listen for details!

Dr. Murray Banks was a psychologist who specialized in love, sex, and all the fun and not-so-fun stuff that goes with it. Join Sean as he learns all about these topics from Murray Banks as the New York shrink addressed a crowd in 1961, and also his reflections on his first record show in over 20 years!

Did you know that Amway had its own singing group? And that they released albums? Join Sean in episode 27 of My Weird Record Collection for an inspirational dive into The Sanborn Singers and a souvenir album from the 1971 World of Amway convention! SHOW NOTES COMING SOON

Okay, recently you learned how to communicate your ideas, and it was proposed that if you do that well, you could get a Christmas bonus. So why is this recruitment pitch from the New England Mutual Life Insurance Company considered a Christmas bonus? Guess you're just gonna have to listen to episode 26 of My Weird Record Collection and find out!

Are you afraid to talk to people? Do your subordinates yawn a lot when you're presenting a simple plan? Have you ever overheard someone mumble "That meeting could have been a memo"? (This is 1967, by the way, so no e-mail.) Well, boy howdy, you're in luck! The editors of Nation's Business, courtesy of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, have exactly the solution for you!

Are you afraid to talk to people? Do your subordinates yawn a lot when you're presenting a simple plan? Have you ever overheard someone mumble "That meeting could have been a memo"? (This is 1967, by the way, so no e-mail.) Well, boy howdy, you're in luck! The editors of Nation's Business, courtesy of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, have exactly the solution for you!

It's the ultimate battle: two New Jersey college sports teams face each other with rules that they're not sure about because, well, nobody's ever played the game before! And who better to commemorate that event than Chevy? Legendary sportscaster Chris Schenkel brings us this and several other stories throughout college football's first hundred years. SHOW NOTES Chevrolet Salutes the 100th Anniversary of College Football on Discogs If the Walls Could Talk... podcast "How New Jersey Saved Civilization… the first intercollegiate football game"

Father Francis Lad Filas S.J. was an expert in the fatherhood of Joseph to Jesus. Every year for decades he told viewers of ABC-TV about the Shroud of Turin. Oh, and he also knew about sex, and he was happy to fulfill the inquiring minds of the teen populace of 1964. Join Sean for this exciting adventure into Fr. Filas' record, and a brief walk with the Shaded Dog!

90% of what you know about training a dog is wrong. Well, at least that's what Chuck Eisenmann says! If you have a dog and want to know what you've been doing wrong, perhaps this episode is for you. Otherwise, this episode is DEFINITELY for you! Also, a story of a special black triangle on a certain Beatles album. SHOW NOTES Baseball in Wartime entry on Chuck Eisenmann Educate Your Dog by The Eisenmann Method on Discogs.com

Glenn W. Turner preaches the power of greatness and how to achieve your wildest dream of riches -- through multilevel marketing! Also...ever wonder what the deal is with ridges those large spindle holes on seven-inch records? Listen and learn...and be great! SHOW NOTES Dare to Be Great! on discogs.com "Glenn Turner's castle" - Orlando Observer, January 12, 2018 "A super-huckster builds an empire on a bold slogan: Dare to be Great!"

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Media legend and genius businessman Earl Nightingale scolds you about driving before you even reach for your keys. Why? My guess is someone cut him off in traffic on his way to work and he decided to vent his frustrations on a record. Whatever the case, Sean examines this spoken-word nugget in episode 19 and also pays tribute to a musical genius who rolled up to heaven recently.