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That Don‘t Sound Right
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That Don‘t Sound Right is a podcast about talking. Talking the way we did before the internet. When you could not prove anyone right or wrong. All the expertise was contained in the people involved with the conversation. I hope you enjoy our conversations and as you listen, if you find yourself silently saying ”that don‘t sound right”, send us a comment. You are one of us.
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Driving the Trans-America Trail: Off-Road Adventure, Paper Maps & Coast-to-Coast Travel
6d ago00:20:19Tap to summarizeOn this episode of That Don’t Sound Right, hosts Peter and Cecil hit the trail—literally—as they explore the legendary Trans-America Trail, the massive off-road route stretching from coast to coast across the United States. Depending on the route, the trail can run more than 4,200–5,000 miles, winding through backroads, dirt tracks, mountain passes, remote towns, and places most travelers never see. Peter and Cecil dig into the logistics and lore of the trail, discussing everything from 111-section map bundles and waterproof handlebar charts to modern GPS systems, fuel planning, breakdowns, and the realities of traveling far from civilization. The conversation also zeroes in on the North Carolina Atlantic spur, vehicle choices ranging from motorcycles and Scouts to full 4x4 rigs, and the unique challenge of balancing old-school navigation with today’s technology. Along the way, the guys reflect on why paper maps still matter, the appeal of slow travel, and the adventure of getting just a little bit lost. Whether you’re an experienced overlander, a weekend off-roader, or someone who just loves the idea of crossing America one dirt road at a time, this episode is packed with practical insight, nostalgia, and the kind of road-trip conversation that fits perfectly with the spirit of That Don’t Sound Right. Because sometimes the best route… is the one that doesn’t completely sound right. #tdsrpodcast #ThatDontSoundRight #TransAmericaTrail #Overlanding #OffRoadAdventure #4x4Life #AdventureMotorcycle #Backroads #RoadTrip #PaperMaps #GPSNavigation #OutdoorAdventure #NorthCarolina #OffRoadTravel #TrailLife Connect with us: 🧢https://tdsrpodcast-shop.fourthwall.com 🌐 Website 📧 Email: tdsrpodcast@gmail.com 📷 Instagram: @tdsrpodcast 💬 Threads: @tdsrpodcast ▶️ That Don't Sound Right on YouTube Now on Substack at That Don't Sound Right Podcast!
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Making Old Timers Mad - Fishing Forecasts, Deer Movement & Self Deception
2w ago00:18:34Tap to summarizeOn this episode of That Don’t Sound Right, Peter and Cecil wade into one of the great outdoor debates: can you really predict what animals are going to do? From fishing forecasts in old almanacs to deer movement charts, moon phases, barometric pressure, turkey season lore, and generations of hunting wisdom, the guys explore the long tradition of people trying to “read” nature before heading outdoors. Do fish bite better under a full moon? Can weather shifts predict deer activity? Or are we all just buying fancy calendars and hoping for the best? Along the way, Peter and Cecil swap stories about fishing, backpacking, getting startled by turkeys, and the kinds of outdoor advice that gets passed down as absolute truth—even when nobody’s completely sure where it came from. As always, the conversation stays true to the spirit of That Don’t Sound Right: no instant Googling, no live fact-checking, just good old-fashioned conversation and the collective expertise of whoever’s around the table. Whether you’re a hunter, fisherman, outdoorsman, or just someone who’s heard an old-timer confidently predict animal behavior based on the moon, this episode is packed with laughs, nostalgia, and a few theories that may—or may not—sound right. #tdsrpodcast #ThatDontSoundRight #Fishing #Hunting #DeerMovement #TurkeySeason #OutdoorLife #FishingForecast #FarmersAlmanac #MoonPhases #NatureTalk #Backpacking #CountryLife #FunnyPodcast #OldTimerWisdom Connect with us: 🧢https://tdsrpodcast-shop.fourthwall.com 🌐 Website 📧 Email: tdsrpodcast@gmail.com 📷 Instagram: @tdsrpodcast 💬 Threads: @tdsrpodcast ▶️ That Don't Sound Right on YouTube Now on Substack at That Don't Sound Right Podcast!
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Is It Illegal to Play Cards at a Bar? Debunking a North Carolina Claim
3w ago00:19:10Tap to summarizeOn this episode of That Don’t Sound Right, hosts Peter and Cecil tackle a listener question that sounds almost too strange to be true: Is it actually illegal to play cards at a bar in North Carolina… even if there’s no gambling involved? That simple question launches the guys into a wide-ranging conversation about old laws, confusing regulations, and the way people casually throw around the phrase “that’s illegal” without really knowing if it is. From healthcare regulations and trucking rules to driving laws, jury duty, and everyday misunderstandings, Peter and Cecil explore how rumor, policy, and outdated statutes shape the way we live. Along the way, they share personal stories, laugh about contradictory rules, and examine the strange gray area between what’s truly illegal, what’s discouraged, and what people just assume must be against the law. As always, the conversation stays true to the show’s mission: talking things out the old-fashioned way—without instant Googling or fact-checking. So pull up a chair, shuffle the deck… and decide for yourself whether any of this actually sounds right. #tdsrpodcast #ThatDontSoundRight #NorthCarolina #StrangeLaws #BarEtiquette #CardGames #LegalMyths #EverydayLife #Regulations #FunnyPodcast #ConversationPodcast #OldLaws #WeirdRules #PreInternetConversation Connect with us: 🧢 Merchandise 🌐 Website 📧 Email: tdsrpodcast@gmail.com 📷 Instagram: @tdsrpodcast 💬 Threads: @tdsrpodcast ▶️ That Don't Sound Right on YouTube Now on Substack at That Don't Sound Right Podcast!
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Quicksand, Bigfoot & Backmasking: Childhood Fears That Never Came True
4w ago00:23:57Tap to summarizeThat Don’t Sound Right is all about conversation—the kind we had before the internet, when you couldn’t fact-check on the spot and the only “experts” were the people sitting nearby. In this episode, Peter and Cecil revisit the childhood fears that felt absolutely real… but mostly never showed up. Quicksand lurking around every corner, the mystery of the Bermuda Triangle, sightings of Bigfoot and the Loch Ness Monster, swarms of killer bees, hidden messages in music, and the ever-present Halloween candy scare—it all felt just believable enough to keep you on edge. With humor and a healthy dose of hindsight, they swap stories about what genuinely worried them growing up and how those fears spread through word-of-mouth, TV specials, and playground rumors. It’s a look at how media and myth combined to shape a generation’s imagination—long before instant debunking was a click away. Equal parts funny and nostalgic, this episode asks: why did these fears stick with us… and what replaced them today? Listen in, and if something makes you think, that don’t sound right… you’re in the right place. #tdsrpodcast #ThatDontSoundRight #ChildhoodFears #Nostalgia #Quicksand #Bigfoot #LochNessMonster #BermudaTriangle #KillerBees #HalloweenCandy #UrbanLegends #80sKids #90sKids #PreInternet Connect with us: 🧢 Merchandise 🌐 Website 📧 Email: tdsrpodcast@gmail.com 📷 Instagram: @tdsrpodcast 💬 Threads: @tdsrpodcast ▶️ That Don't Sound Right on YouTube Now on Substack at That Don't Sound Right Podcast!
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Dial-In Days: Hotlines, Lunch Menus and Other Analog Secrets
Apr 1900:20:17Tap to summarizeThat Don’t Sound Right is all about conversation—the way we did it before the internet, when you couldn’t instantly prove anything and the “facts” came from whoever was in the room. In this episode, Peter and Cecil take a nostalgic trip back to the surprisingly busy world of phone hotlines—the analog lifelines that once kept us informed, entertained, and occasionally confused. From dialing in for school lunch menus and time-and-temperature recordings to movie listings, snow-day closings, traffic reports, and even joke-of-the-day numbers, these simple calls shaped daily life in ways that feel almost unbelievable now. They also revisit the quirks of the era: psychic hotlines, horoscope recordings, fan-club mailings, and the unforgettable ritual of waiting in long lines for concert tickets—no apps, no refresh button, just commitment and maybe a folding chair. It’s a warm, funny look at how we stayed connected before everything went digital—and a reminder that sometimes, the old ways of figuring things out might’ve been a little more fun. So listen in, laugh along, and if it sparks a memory that makes you think, that don’t sound right… send it their way. You’re one of us. #tdsrpodcast #ThatDontSoundRight #BeforeTheInternet #Nostalgia #Throwback #AnalogLife #PhoneHotlines #90sKids #RetroTech #ConcertMemories #SimplerTimes #FunnyPodcast #CulturalHistory #OldSchool Connect with us: 🧢 Merchandise 🌐 Website 📧 Email: tdsrpodcast@gmail.com 📷 Instagram: @tdsrpodcast 💬 Threads: @tdsrpodcast ▶️ That Don't Sound Right on YouTube Now on Substack at That Don't Sound Right Podcast!
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Lock It Up and Talk: The Rise of Phone-Free Restaurants
Apr 1200:22:22Tap to summarizeOn this episode of That Don’t Sound Right, Peter and Cecil dig into the growing trend of phone-free restaurants—where your device might end up locked in a drawer, swapped for a Polaroid, or simply banned at the door. The goal? Less scrolling, more actual conversation. The guys explore why some venues are pushing back against constant Instagramming and notifications, and whether it really makes for a better experience—or just creates new frustrations. Along the way, they branch out into other phone-free zones like schools, churches, concerts, and workplaces, asking where these rules make sense… and where they might go too far. With plenty of personal stories—from retreats and babysitters to backpacking trips—they weigh the safety trade-offs against the value of being fully present. And true to the show’s roots, they tackle it all without Googling mid-conversation. Is unplugging the secret to better connection—or does that idea not quite hold up? Listen in, and if you catch yourself thinking, that don’t sound right… you know what to do. #tdsrpodcast #ThatDontSoundRight #PhoneFree #DigitalDetox #Unplugged #SocialMediaCulture #ModernLife #Mindfulness #RestaurantTrends #StayPresent #TechAndSociety #ConversationMatters #OfflineLife #PodcastDiscussion Connect with us: 🧢 Merchandise 🌐 Website 📧 Email: tdsrpodcast@gmail.com 📷 Instagram: @tdsrpodcast 💬 Threads: @tdsrpodcast ▶️ That Don't Sound Right on YouTube Now on Substack at That Don't Sound Right Podcast!
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Did Mark’s Gospel Really End Early? Easter Text Mysteries & the Joanna Ossuary
Apr 500:24:33Tap to summarizeThat Don’t Sound Right is all about conversation—the kind we had before the internet, when you couldn’t fact-check mid-sentence and the “experts” were just whoever was in the room. If you’ve ever listened along and thought, that don’t sound right, you’re exactly who this show is for. In this special Easter episode, Peter and Cecil welcome guest Phillip Murray—creator of the YouTube channel The League of Biblical Enthusiasts—for a fascinating, down-to-earth conversation about some of the most intriguing questions in biblical texts. Did the Gospel of Mark originally end at 16:8? Why do later manuscripts include a longer ending? What happened in the 19th century that reshaped how scholars understand the New Testament? And what about the mysterious Joanna ossuary—could it connect Luke’s Joanna and Theophilus to real, high-status historical figures? Phillip brings thoughtful insight (and a knack for making complex ideas accessible) as the conversation weaves through manuscript discoveries, historical context, and what these findings might mean for how we read the Gospels today. It’s curious, conversational, and just the right amount of “wait…what?” Check out Phillip Murray’s YouTube channel here: 👉 https://www.youtube.com/@g0thamite And as always—if something doesn’t sound quite right… send it in. You’re one of us. #tdsrpodcast #ThatDontSoundRight #BiblicalHistory #GospelOfMark #EasterEpisode #NewTestament #BibleStudy #TextualCriticism #ChristianPodcast #HistoryPodcast #FaithAndHistory #LeagueOfBiblicalEnthusiasts #PhillipMurray Connect with us: 🧢 Merchandise 🌐 Website 📧 Email: tdsrpodcast@gmail.com 📷 Instagram: @tdsrpodcast 💬 Threads: @tdsrpodcast ▶️ That Don't Sound Right on YouTube Now on Substack at That Don't Sound Right Podcast!
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Unwritten Rules of Everyday Life: Barbershops, Pickup Basketball, Golf & More
Mar 2900:21:27Tap to summarizeOn this episode of That Don’t Sound Right, hosts Peter and Cecil take on the invisible rulebook that quietly governs everyday life. From barbershops and pickup basketball to golf courses, boat ramps, pickleball courts, arcades, country stores, airplanes, pools, and even video meetings—there’s always a “right way” to behave… even if nobody ever explains it. With plenty of laughs and relatable stories, the guys unpack how we all learn these unspoken rules—sometimes the easy way, sometimes the painfully awkward way. They swap personal experiences, call out surprising bits of etiquette, and highlight the subtle social cues that signal whether you belong… or just broke an unwritten law. Along the way, you’ll pick up practical tips, avoid common missteps, and maybe recognize a few situations where you’ve unknowingly crossed the line. Because somehow, everyone else seems to know the rules… and nobody hands you the manual. #tdsrpodcast #ThatDontSoundRight #UnwrittenRules #SocialEtiquette #EverydayLife #PickupBasketball #GolfLife #Pickleball #BarbershopTalk #TravelEtiquette #LifeSkills #FunnyPodcast #ModernEtiquette #AwkwardMoments Connect with us: 🧢 Merchandise 🌐 Website 📧 Email: tdsrpodcast@gmail.com 📷 Instagram: @tdsrpodcast 💬 Threads: @tdsrpodcast ▶️ That Don't Sound Right on YouTube Now on Substack at That Don't Sound Right Podcast!
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From On-Line Ancestry to Sweden: A Family History Journey to Borås |
Mar 2200:22:26Tap to summarizeWhat happens when an online family tree turns into a real-life journey across the world? On this episode of That Don’t Sound Right, Cecil invites Peter to share the story of his trip to Borås — where distant relatives, first discovered through Ancestry.com and Facebook, welcomed him into a living, breathing branch of his family tree. From sharing a traditional smörgåsbord and sipping Påskmust, to visiting an ancestral farm and walking through a churchyard filled with generations of the Frantzich family, Peter reflects on the surreal experience of seeing history come to life — not on a screen, but in person. Along the way, Peter and Cecil compare old-school genealogy methods with today’s digital tools, dig into the incredible depth of Swedish church records dating back to the 1600s, and explore the emotional side of meeting relatives you’ve only known as names on a chart. Warm, reflective, and quietly fascinating, this episode is a reminder that family history isn’t just something you research — it’s something you can step into. #tdsrpodcast #ThatDontSoundRight #Genealogy #FamilyHistory #Ancestry #TravelStories #Sweden #Borås #Heritage #Storytelling #PodcastLife #Roots #CulturalTravel Connect with us: 🧢 Merchandise 🌐 Website 📧 Email: tdsrpodcast@gmail.com 📷 Instagram: @tdsrpodcast 💬 Threads: @tdsrpodcast ▶️ That Don't Sound Right on YouTube Now on Substack at That Don't Sound Right Podcast!
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Tactical Everything? The Rise of Over-Tactical Gear Culture
Mar 1500:20:33Tap to summarizeWhy is everything “tactical” now? On this episode of That Don’t Sound Right, hosts Peter and Cecil dive into the modern obsession with tactical gear — from tactical wallets and hoodies to flashlights, backpacks, and knives that promise rugged readiness for everyday life. With plenty of laughs and a healthy dose of skepticism, they explore how marketing turned preparedness into a lifestyle brand. Is all this gear actually useful, or has “tactical” become more about looking prepared than being prepared? Along the way, Peter and Cecil share personal stories, questionable purchases, and a few real-world moments where skills mattered a lot more than the latest piece of branded kit. Lighthearted but thoughtful, the conversation reflects on prepper culture, gear overload, and the difference between having the tools and knowing how to use them. If you’ve ever wondered whether your flashlight needs to be “military grade,” this episode might be for you. #tdsrpodcast #ThatDontSoundRight #TacticalGear #EDC #PrepperCulture #EverydayCarry #GearCulture #PodcastLife #OutdoorGear #Preparedness #GearTalk #PodcastRecommendation Connect with us: 🧢 Merchandise 🌐 Website 📧 Email: tdsrpodcast@gmail.com 📷 Instagram: @tdsrpodcast 💬 Threads: @tdsrpodcast ▶️ That Don't Sound Right on YouTube Now on Substack at That Don't Sound Right Podcast!
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