Every year in the Canadian amateur podcasting realm (not sure it that's the right word and unlike Steve, I don't have a PhD in English...) has a thing called 'Canadian National Day of Podcasting' wherein podcasters put out a show on Dec 1, new or old or anything else.
We talk history.
What did Mad Men do well?
What did it do poorly?
What did they miss?
Oh and we have a cool announcement about our next project.
This show does a really nice job when the integrate historical stuff, in this case MLK's assassination, into the plot.
Planet of the Apes is a great movie.
Bobby is actually pretty sympathetic here. He seems to have grown some, finally.
Ginzo's Dad sets him up on a date!
The gang being at the Ad Club of New York's awards dinner is a nice touch. Paul Newman did host that night, and he did make the statement you see in the episode.
Mayor Lindsay was a pretty decent guy.
Henry's taking a right shift.
Randall Walsh is classic.
Peggy is an ally of sorts. Joan, well, I'm not as sure, I think she means well.
No this isn't about Mad Men. I did talk about Mad Men in the podcast though! This is from a new podcast I'm doing with my brother Da...
