The story of the Sixties continues in Episode 8 of Season 3 as Mateo, Aaron, and Dave take on the book Nuclear Folly: A History of the Cuban Missile Crisis by Serhii Plokhy.

As a special bonus this episode includes a first for the dads, a complete and total recanting of an earlier cargo short rating by one of the dads. Who changed their mind? And what did they change it about? You’ll have to listen to the episode to find out, but let’s just say we may be back on George Lucas’s Christmas card list.

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The story of the Sixties continues in Episode 3 of Season 3 as Dave, Mateo, and Aaron are joined by friend of the podcast Josh Strychalski to talk about the Cuban Missile Crisis movie 13 Days, starring Kevin Costner and apparently what he thinks passes for a Boston accent.

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The story of the 1960s continues in Season 3 Episode 6 as Aaron, Dave, and Mateo take on what has become one of the dad’s favorite books they’ve ever read together, Tunnel 29: The True Story of an Extraordinary Escape Beneath the Berlin Wall by Helena Merriman.

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The story of the Sixties continues Season 3 Episode 5 where Dave and Aaron are joined by Ryan Ash to take on the movie The Right Stuff, the memorable movie about the Mercury 7 astronauts.

In this episode the dads discuss:

· Did they ever want to be astronauts?

· Do they think they have the Right Stuff?

· What even is the Right Stuff?

· The marriage of Chuck and Glennis Yeager.

· The marriage of John and Annie Glenn.

· And much, much more!

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The story of the Sixties continues in Episode 4 of Season 3 as the dads take on the 1960 election between Richard Nixon and John F. Kennedy after reading The First Modern Campaign: Kennedy, Nixon, and the Election of 1960 by Gary A. Donaldson.

The 1960 election was one of the closest elections in history, and changed the way campaigns are run, candidates are chosen, and how we think about presidential candidates.

Also in this episode:

• The dads discuss why everything is all the boomer’s fault.

• Dave accuses Aaron of fake news

• The dads explain why they started reading Theodore White’s The Making of the President: 1960, and quickly switched to a different book.

• Dave and Aaron ponder whether their wives are too classy to listen to the podcast.

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The story of the Sixties continues in Episode 3 of Season 3 as Dave and Aaron are joined by friend of the podcast Josh Strychalski to talk about All In the Family and TV in the 1960s.

We tackle some pretty tough questions in this episode, such as:

· Was Archie Bunker a precursor to Michael Scott?

· Why has Dave never seen Gunsmoke?

· Was there really a time when The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour was edgy?

· Was Green Acres really the place to be?

· Could a show like All In the Family be made today?

· Is Get Smart rewatchable?

These and other hard-hitting questions are what our listeners have come to expect, and this episode definitely delivers.

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The story of the Sixties continues in episode 2 of Season 3 as the dads take on the classic film American Graffiti.

Dave enjoyed this movie. Despite it being ranked as one of the America Film Institute’s Top 100 films of all time, Mateo didn’t love it. Aaron was somewhere in the middle, feeling that the movie is worthy of respect, if only for the fact that without it we never get Star Wars. Besides, it has a great soundtrack and a young Harrison Ford, so it’s worth watching at least once in your life.

Just to warn you before you listen, this might be our most offensive episode. If you are French or work at Braum’s you might want to skip this episode. Actually, listen to this episode and then send us an email telling us how wrong Mateo is. Yeah, that’s a way better idea.

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The dads are back for Season 3 and they are ready to delve into the story of the 1960s. In this first episode of Season 3 the dads assess what they know about the ‘60s, what they think they know about the ‘60s, and what they hope to learn over the course of Season 3’s twenty (It remains to be seen if this number is optimistic) episodes.

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