Welcome to the show ridiculous historians as always thank you for tuning in I am pumped

about today's episode are we going to do it in a box we're going to do it about a fox are we going

to do it while eating some locks are we going to do it in a basement beneath fort knocks well that

sounds like the plot of national treasure right right well uh this is uh this is a show that's

giving us an excuse to talk about I don't know about you my friend but uh one of my favorite authors

when I was growing up is just a wee bend bowling I loved shell silverstein doctor suce and steven king

wow that's explained so much uh you've turned out thanks man hey who are you I'm no it's

stupid to see and I'm gonna do it in a hole uh possibly while eating cereal from a bowl um I'm not

as good at this as as theodore suce geysel that's right that's right you know I we have to also ask

super producer kacy pegrim did you read dr suce as a child kacy absolutely I did yeah what what

was some of your favorite books I'm terrible remembering anything childhood related it kind of all

flew out of my brain at some point but I know I did I know I had the books around uh I could not

tell you titles I would probably be able to identify them if I went and looked at covers online but

that'd be about it the covers are a big giveaway that that's what gets burned into my memory I don't

remember the titles very much either kacy but uh lately I've been kind of exploring them especially

doing this research and it was a real nostalgia blast from the past that's redundant that was good

nostalgia blast and nostalgia blast is already a blast from the past well if it was an nostalgia

blast that happened in the past if you're remembering a time nostalgia blast hit you so like even if

it was just 20 minutes ago it still worked that's a good point thank you for saving me no no I got

asked before we go any further did you have one book by suce that really like stuck out in your brain

I do it was one fish two fish red fish blue fish because I distinctly remember that being the

first thing where I was aware of the fact that I could read oh that's metacognition yeah there

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