Things that are very old - #2965

The Tom Barnard Podcast

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Entertainment News, Comedy, News, Sports

4.1 • 652 Ratings

🗓️ 10 March 2026

⏱️ 71 minutes

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Summary

The Flintstones. They're pretty old, literally and figuratively. I mean, the 60s was a long time ago, but it's got nothing on the Stone Age. There's also a nearly 200 year old tortoise out there, and baseball legends that haven't played in over thirty years. History has something for everyone, really.

Topics:

Punch the monkey (and other euphemisms)

Corey Feldman vs. The Oscars

Flintstones

Minnesota Vikings

Minnesota Twins glory days

Very old tortoise

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0:00.0	Welcome to the Tom Bernard family podcast with
0:08.6	Co-host Catherine Brandt
0:10.1	Brandt
0:11.2	Andie Brandt
0:11.2	And Kristen Bert
0:12.8	What?
0:14.1	What are you chuckling about, sister?
0:16.4	I didn't see you guys until I said my name
0:18.7	I was reading the chat
0:19.9	No, it was the logo for me on my end.
0:23.6	That was it.
0:24.3	It was the logo.
0:25.8	It was the logo.
0:27.5	Kristen Bird Entertainment News, brought you by North American Banking Company.
0:30.4	Go to NABanko.com to learn more.
0:32.3	Remember FDIC Equal Housing Lender.
0:35.1	How were you doing today?
0:37.4	We're just talking about weather and the various temperatures all over the country right now.
0:41.7	Oh, God, yeah.
0:42.5	Big differences.
0:44.0	It's very warm here all of a sudden.
0:46.9	Yep, and it's not warm here.
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