The TTT Podcast27 Aug 2024

Time Traveling Tuesday To 1958 | TTT Podcast Ep. 203

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This week on the TTT Podcast, Beard Laws, Burley, and Gute Time Travel To 1958. The boys talk various topics related to the year 1958. In episode 203, the hosts discuss various topics such as John Candy, the movie 'Wagons East', the Oregon Trail, and the St. Louis Hawks. They also mention the average prices of goods in 1958 and the popularity of the hula hoop. The conversation is light-hearted and filled with humor. In this part of the conversation, the hosts discuss the connection between Michelin star restaurants and the Michelin tire company. They also talk about the bathrooms in Michelin star restaurants and the experience of dining at one. The conversation then shifts to a discussion about the Beach Boys and their song 'Surfin' USA', which was based on Chuck Berry's 'Sweet Little Sixteen'. The hosts also talk about crooners and their opinions on their music. They end the conversation by mentioning the song 'Catch a Falling Star' by Perry Como and their inability to find a modern song that uses the same melody. In this final part of the conversation, the hosts discuss movies from 1958 and explore the possibility of vampires getting diseases. They also mention the movie 'The Blob' and its various versions. The hosts then talk about their top 5 movies from 1958, including 'Vertigo' and 'Dracula'. They end the conversation by teasing their upcoming episode on ranking music and movie years.

TTT Podcast Episode Highlights

John Candy's last movie was 'Wagons East'

The Oregon Trail was a popular game in which dysentery was a common occurrence

The St. Louis Hawks were the NBA champions in 1958

The average prices of goods in 1958 were significantly lower compared to today

The hula hoop was a popular toy in 1958 Michelin star restaurants are connected to the Michelin tire company.

The hosts discuss the experience of dining at a Michelin star restaurant.

The Beach Boys' song 'Surfin' USA' was based on Chuck Berry's 'Sweet Little Sixteen'.

The hosts share their opinions on crooners and their music.

They mention the song 'Catch a Falling Star' by Perry Como and their inability to find a modern song with the same melody. The hosts discuss movies from 1958 and the possibility of vampires getting diseases.

They mention the movie 'The Blob' and its various versions.

The hosts share their top 5 movies from 1958, including 'Vertigo' and 'Dracula'.

TTT Podcast Quotes

"What's wrong with you? This is John Candy's last movie."

"Imagine trying to navigate with nothing but looking at stars in the sun."

"You guys could look like Burley, but maybe a little bit better, but maybe potentially a lot worse."

"It's the same company. Y 'all realize this, right?"

"A Michelin star restaurant? Oh, dude."

"I mean, I would try, would you?"

"I have a few enemies I wouldn't mind sucking"

"Wolverine vampire, is that a thing?"

"Low Q 58. Not a bad year."

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