October (no, wait...November) Surprise
Update: 2016-11-06
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The great early 19th-century American eccentric, "Lord" Timothy Dexter strolls his demesne pondering a 108 year-old curse.
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With an election just a couple days away, we're off to the races with presidential candidates of and other overachieving eccentrics.
Topics include:
- The third party candidates of the 20th century who helped shape today's political landscape.
- October Surprises that jolted 19th century POTUS races.
- The one-and-only "Lord" Timothy Dexter, the bats**t crazy Newburyport merchant who fell repeatedly ass-backwards into a fortune.
And as promised in the show...we give you Lord Dexter's grand "palace", bedecked with statues of other great men.
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WHAT WE'RE READING
Check out "Lord" Timothy Dexter's completely insane autobiography (of sorts) "A Pickle for the Knowing Ones, or Plain truths in a homespun dress."
WHAT WE'RE DRINKING
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Urban Legend Brewing Company's You Big Dummy Imperial Red Ale
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Shipyard Brewing Company's Pumpkinhead Ale
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Bronx Brewery's American Pale Ale
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