You're listening to an Airwave Media podcast.

Grownups, if there's a child in your life who is interested in, curious about, or fascinated by people and places from history, then my podcast, the past and the curious, might just be a hit in your home.

From the invention of microscopes to world-traveling dogs, to fashions of the 1890s, gold rush ghost towns, and audiences going wild for walking competitions,

we've got a little bit of it all.

Hosted by children's author and museum educator Mick Sullivan, that's me, the show is fun, funny,

engaging, honest, and beloved by kids and parents alike.

Find the past and the curious at all the usual podcast places.

Yeah, film vault.

We are one of the original film podcasts.

That can't be true.

There was like two other film podcasts when we began, Brian.

How long are we doing the show?

You and I first sat down and did a version of the show over 20 years ago. My God. Two episodes each week. One, we are reviewed movies and the first episode, the second one. Different top five every week. Movies that made you cry. Worst movie accents. Most disturbing movies. All right, the film ball, check it out. Wherever you find a fine podcast.

That's right, the film vaults going on 20 plus years.

Recorded in Chicago, Illinois with your host, Ken, Matt, Neil, and Jeff.

This is Triviality.

Hello, and welcome to Triviality, the game where a lack of seriousness meets a little bit of knowledge.

My name is Neil.

I'm sitting on Jeff's left in front of Matt and across from Penn.

I'm also in Jeff's lap.

I'm wearing some of those waist, what do you call them? Assless chaps. Well, yeah. The little thing, you know, when you shake, they're like little bells. That's what I'm wearing. For like belly dancing. Belly dancing. Oh, the little bells. This is your first episode. Thank you for listening. Yeah, if you haven't heard our show before, it always opens with someone talking about belly dancing. Please follow our Instagram for a picture of Neil belly dancing. Or at least a diagram of what he's describing and where we're sitting. Yeah, I don't know what he's describing. And Jeff has drawn something on his score sheet. What is that, Jeff? I'm just doodling. Luckily think he wrote, please stop. Yeah, Jeff is scorekeeper today.

Yeah, Jeff is scorekeeping today. He will not be playing. How does that make me? Because he's a doodle machine. Yeah, Jeff the doodler. I actually do it like every week. I know. I watch you from across the table. It drives me crazy. I can't sit still. So just big shout out to all of our patrons.

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