The Usual Suspects return (minus Keyser Soze) to ask questions and find answers to life's burning questions: What is the best sandwich? Why do we still listen to the old stuff? Why was Cathy late to the party? (answer: Russell gave her the wrong starting time) What do we miss about our youth in Bardstown? Have we ever taken multiple personality tests, or is that multiple, personality tests? How much did Russell actually have to edit from the raw recording and will there ever be a director's cut? And why do the three guys in the cover art all look the same? Join us as we answer these and other queries, on Our Old Kentucky Home.

We follow the winding roads that brought regular listeners and contributors, Beau Jameson and Robin Allen Thompson, from their old Kentucky home, to where they are now. Each will tell their own unique stories. Join us. It will be entertaining and inspiring. Pretty much the strap line for OOKH, don't you think? And we're hoping it will inspire others to follow them on the show.

In which we learn that Beau spent an inordinate amount of time looking at Native American art in the principal's office, Robin and Cathy managed to pass off fraudulent permission slips for 7th period departures, Rebecca meets an international man of mystery, and the border wall was actually the idea of Mexico to keep Bardstown High students out during Spring Break trips to Monterrey. Yes, we're hanging out in the senior lounge, talking teachers. Join Roy, Dave and me for OOKH-Teachers Week.

We dip into the mailbag and answer your most insightful questions, with the usual nonsense you've all become used to. Join three old geezers around the cracker barrel for question time!

Between champaign toasts and failed New Years Resolutions, we wanted to say Happy New Year and thanks to all the OOKH listeners and participants. We're so happy to have done this and are looking forward to more conversations about our old Kentucky home. Hope to see you more in '24.

I've taken over the podcast platform to plug (self-indulgently) some writing I've done. This was actually written last year, but like a Hallmark Christmas movie, there is only ever one plot. Much will be inscrutably meta, but you will recognise a couple of characters. If you enjoy it, rest assured there's plenty more in the old hard drive. If not, well, we'll be back chatting to you about Bardstown in the new year and less said the better. Merry Christmas everybody.

This week, Roy, Dave and I are joined by friends from Our Old Kentucky Home. Rebecca Rumbley, Cathy Kerns Thomas, Beau Jameson, Carolee Allen and Tommy Green are in the virtual house. A great conversation was had, sometimes unfiltered, reminiscing about Christmases past and present, the best techniques for bourbon balls, and which of the guys still has the most hair. Join us for Christmas celebrations from the best Christmas town in Kentucky.

We're back, reminiscing and mis-remembering Thanksgivings past and present. Join us for Turkey Day memories.