Geallers today on the podcast, we're going to discuss the shameful behavior of Diane Feinstein,

who is bringing Brett Kavanaugh low blow at this late hour and his judicial appointment. She

should be ashamed of herself. We also discover that we haven't so good in this country that students

at the University of Wisconsin and Madison have managed to discover that the ice cream served on

campus is not inclusive enough because it contains a gelatin material that would deprive certain

ethnic groups or religious groups from enjoying it because that would violate their

dietary symptoms. We also lose the VW beetle and we reminisce about a B-52 bomber that crashed into

a farm field and farm house in invert what is now Invergrove Heights in 1958. We also want to

take a moment and give a big thanks to our supporting partner, Frattaloni's Ace Hardware,

a family-owned company that takes pride in customer service. So please support this partner

of the GL podcast. That's my Ace Hardware. I frequent the one on Grand and Dale in St. Paul,

but they're all over the Twin Cities. It's the best hardware store around. Frattaloni's Ace Hardware.

And now from the mayor's office above the boat house on the east shore of Spoon Lake.

It's garage logic with working on production, grace reaver's director of social media, John

Heid in the newsroom and occasionally Kenny from the crabby coffee shop. Here is your flashlight

king, fireworks commissioner and keeper of common sense, your mayor Joe Sushiman.

You think it bothers the garrison they have to introduce us?

They paid him enough. I think he just reads the script and then hops out of the studio.

On September 16th 1958. What's today the 14th? Yes, that'll be this Sunday. 60 years ago this Sunday.

A B 52 bomber on a flight originating in limestone main crashed into

Lauren calls farm in what is now in Vergrow Heights. I did not know this. No idea, but it fascinates me.

But Lauren calls memories of September 16, 1958, remain frightening even 60 years later.

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