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We interviewed Selwa Whitesell of Yellow Springs. Currently she has a modern tow-behind camper sitting in her driveway. She has biked in New Zealand, camped all over. But her first camper was an unusual VW Bus she owned when she was just sixteen, married, and pregnant.

When I bought my VW Bus I was told I was a lucky man because I lived in Dayton, where a very talented VW mechanic lived. His name is Norm Vocke and he owns Oak Grove Import Auto Service. 

Dan and Tom get to dive deep into the world of Tony Banana all while learning more about the behind the scenes aspect of what goes on and the motivation for Tony Banana.


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Phil and Jake continue their record-breaking streak of adding items to the List of Every Damn Thing by ranking the clog-like footwear known as Crocs, controversial home-run king Barry Bonds, and the Volkswagen Type 1 (aka "Beetle" or "Bug").

If you have something to add to the List of Every Damn Thing, let us know by sending an email to list@everydamnthing.net (or get at us on Twitter and Instagram).

SHOW NOTES:

• In the episode, your humble hosts wonder what material Crocs are made of. It turns out to be a proprietary foam resin called Croslite.
• Phil and Jake also speculate over where Crocs come from. Phil was closest when he said he thought they're from Boulder, Colorado; Crocs, Inc. is based in the nearby town of Niwot. All their manufacturing is outside of the U.S., though.
• Here’s a Croc in chill mode, and here’s one in attack mode.
• We weren't sure about the opening of AT&T Park (now Oracle Park) in relation to Bonds' steroid use and home run record-chase. It looks like Bonds started steroids in 1998, the baseball park opened two years later in 2000, and Bonds started breaking home run records in 2001. Here's an article about a book that traces the timeline.
• We discuss a number of high-profile athlete doping stories, including Alex Rodriguez, Lance Armstrong, Sammy Sosa vs. Mark McGwire, and Jose Canseco (whose Twitter feed is wild).
• Jake's great-grandfather Arky Vaughan is a hall-of-famer who's been called the second-best shortstop in MLB history (after Honus Wagner).
• Here’s an article about the 1960s VW U.S. ad campaign that Phil references, and here's some info on the Hozbrenner (wood-burning) Beetles that Jake talks about.
• The type of hat that Sherlock Holmes wears is called a deerstalker.

ALSO DISCUSSED IN THIS EPISODE:
throngs * Thanksgiving * Teva sandals * Uggs slippers * toe shoes * Pittsburgh Pirates * San Francisco Giants * BALCO scandal *  Baseball Hall of Fame * LA Dodgers * Jessica Rabbit * Cheech and Chong * “Tulsa Time” by Don Williams * the Right to Repair movement * Herbie the Love Bug * the Volkswagen "Thing" * Cozumel

Below is the List of Every Damn Thing as of this episode (for the most up-to-date list, go here):

1. Dolly Parton - person
2. Prince - person
3. Cher - person
4. Donald Duck - fictional character
5. Hank Williams - person
6. air - substance
7. Watchmen - comic book
8. onions - food
9. “Midnight Train to Georgia” - music
10. sex - idea
11. The Three Stooges - comedy act
12. intro to “Back That Azz Up” - music
13. dilapidated shacks - structures
14. shirtless men wearing elaborate angel wings, gold lamé shorts & furry cha-cha heels - idea
15. plants - life form
16. handkerchiefs - accessory
17. nail clippers - tool
18. rye bread - food
19. cubed ice - substance
20. Antoni Gaudi - architect
21. Run the Jewels - music group
22. land - substance
23. Charmander - fictional character
24. A-shirts (aka “wifebeaters”) - clothing
25. “Dancing Queen” - music
26. Watchmen - TV series
27. Jessica Rabbit - fictional character
28. Volkswagon “Bug” - vehicle
29. Cheech and Chong - comedy act
30. “Tulsa Time” - music
31. cold brew shandy - beverage
32. Jersey Shore - location
33. crows - animal
34. sea - substance
35. coffee - beverage
36. Whoppers - food
37. national debt - idea
38. band t-shirts - clothing
39. Crocs - clothing
40. Ice Cube - person
41. moist - word
42. lightning rounds - idea
43. generation ships - idea
44. sardines - animal
45. Tommy Bahama shirts - clothing
46. Barry Bonds - person
47. man-bun - hairstyle
48. toe shoes - clothing
49. “Do You Know the Way to San Jose” - song
50. Watchmen - movie
51. blood - substance
52. Oreos - food
53. The Last Starfighter - movie
54. crushed ice - substance
55. pigeons - animal
56. Daylight Saving Time - idea
57. sports team jerseys - clothing
58. Josta - beverage 
59. Gambit - fictional character
60. Surge - beverage
61. Double Stuf Oreos - food
62. Jenny McCarthy - person
63. Hank Williams, Jr - person
64. QAnon - idea

The theme song for this episode is by Jade Puget.

Graphic design by Jason Mann.

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À tour de rôle, Marc-André Gauthier et Germain Goyer présentent les voitures qui sont, à leurs yeux, les plus belles de tous les temps.

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Hey hey HEYYYYY! It's our one year anniversary to us! We’ve been bringing you 2 interviews of incredible females EVERY WEEK for a year.. and we’re going for another season 🌘 finally launching the podcast, including street interviews, road trips and more... Our joke to have a show of us laughing became a reality, AMAZING! We are so grateful for all you listeners, hope you keep tuning in! Theresa talks about her experience during the Women's March last weekend and shares a quote from Elizabeth Cady Stanton in honor of the women out there working hard to keep the movement going. "I think if women would indulge more freely in vituperation, they would enjoy ten times the health they do. It seems to me they are suffering from repression. So long as women are slaves, men will be knaves."

Today we are celebrating with our fellow Radio Kingston Hosts and it's a fun, wild ride. Beetle: "I’m Beetle. I’m a writer, blogger, novelist, sometime performer, and hysterically infrequent embodiment of the things most people expect of me." Please watch this clip of Beetle performing at TMI #blackstories matter and if you need a good laugh this one. Freedomwalker "I’m FreedomWalker. I’m a certified creative art therapist and an accredited practitioner of the healing arts. I’m spiritual, a fine artist and a writer. I’m happy to share my gifts and passion with the listeners." Here's a clip from FreedomWalker talking about how she received her name. Beetle and Freedomwalker have a show at Radio Kingston: The Black Meta. Julie Novak: "Julie is a radio host at Radio Kingston, No One Like You! She has been performing around the New York Tri-State area for the last 15 years. Her comedy combines a keen look at the politics of queerness, gender variance, and everything in between.She studied comedy and improv at Second City in Chicago and Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre in NYC. She has performed stand-up in Chicago, New York, Philadelphia, and Washington DC. She participated, along with such comedians as Lewis Black and Kathy Griffin, in the Serious Laughs Comedy Festival in Kingston, NY headlining “Queerstock”, a gay and lesbian cabaret. In 2010, Novak co-founded TMI Project, a non-profit organization offering transformative memoir workshops and performances where people learn to tell the parts of their stories that they usually leave out." Julie is MC'ing a benefit for a new Kingston recovery center, Samadhi, this weekend, January 27th at the Colony. AND join us all as we celebrate the one year anniversary of her show, No One Like You, February 23rd at BSP in Kingston, NY. Tickets available soon...be there and be square! Today we chatted about oh so many things from overcoming fear to the challenges of living in a society where we are both finding our unique tribes and allies yet also trying to celebrate our differences at the same time. How do we evolve and grow together? Tune into their shows, they are both amazing, thought provoking, comedic and heart-centered. It's all about love anyway!!!

Next week, we welcome Lea Garnier and Dee Solin! Thanks to Manuel Blas and Warren Lawrence from Radio Kingston for engineering this wild and crazy ride today. We heard clips from Ubaka Hill during this past weekend's Woodstock Women's March and music from Shana Falana. Until next week, love yourself and uplift another.

Today’s show was engineered by Manuel Blas of Radio Kingston, www.radiokingston.org.
We heard music from Shana Falana, http://www.shanafalana.com/, and audio from the film, RBG, https://www.rbgmovie.com

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