On the newest episode of The Outdated Entertainment Hour podcast, host Bob Smith (Good Times Magazine and a longtime blues musician known as Robert Charels) enjoys the return of an always welcome guest in podcaster Steve Gennarelli – and together, these veteran media mavens look back at their favorite animated works from across the entertainment spectrum. From funny animal cartoons to the legendary Bugs Bunny to TV specials and classic shorts, it’s a tribute to the great stars, characters, concepts, and stories that make animation an always welcome way to take the edge off life. You don’t have to be a kid to love great cartoons – so join us for a look back at a wonderful pastime that kids and adults treasure with equal fervor!

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On the newest episode of The Outdated Entertainment Hour podcast, host Bob Smith (Good Times Magazine and longtime bluesman Robert Charels) helps usher in the start of the summer concert season with a return visit from guitarist Joe Augello – one of the newest members of The Guess Who! Augello will back up the legendary Burton Cummings and Randy Bachman on their 2026 tour of Canada and the United States, and fans can count on a rockin’ evening hearing so many hits they’ll lose count. From "American Woman" to "These Eyes," this legendary Canadian supergroup will play every song you remember from years gone by. Until you get to see The Guess Who live, check out Augello and Smith’s preview of this massive summer tour on the new Outdated Entertainment Hour – it’s like a backstage pass for your rock & roll heart!

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This episode of The Outdated Entertainment Hour will debut on April Fool’s Wednesday – and what better way to celebrate such a genuine non-holiday than another visit from magazine pro Craig Peters for a discussion of one of the few genuinely funny print publications of our time: MAD Magazine, of course! From Alfred E. Newman to parodies of TV shows and films, MAD was “cheap,” hilarious, and innovative, thanks to the “usual gang of idiots” that kept it going for decades. It’s a deep dive into MAD Magazine (what a collection of MAD stuff Craig has!) on the new Outdated Entertainment Hour podcast, available wherever you get your shows and fresh throwing produce.

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