That Don‘t Sound Right
That Don't Sound Right is a podcast about talking the way we did before the internet, when you couldn't prove anyone right or wrong and all expertise came from the people in the conversation. The host hopes listeners enjoy the conversations and invites them to comment if they find themselves silently saying 'that don't sound right'.
Episodes
We Tried 4 Bizarre Oreo Flavors! Banana Pudding, Chicken & Waffles & More
How far would you go for an Oreo? On Episode 261 of That Don’t Sound Right, hosts Peter and Cecil welcome Margaret “Meg” Wilson for a blind taste test featuring four limited-edition Oreo flavors that sound questionable before you even take the first bite.
On the menu: Banana Pudding, Apple Pie à la Mode, Deep-Fried Oreo, and Chicken & Waffles.
What starts as a simple taste test quickly turns i
UNC JV Basketball: Dean Smith, Phil Ford, Open Tryouts & Life Behind the Bench
In this episode of That Don’t Sound Right, hosts Peter and Cecil welcome Dr. Cooper Scurry for a fascinating look at the history, traditions, and unexpected perks of University of North Carolina basketball JV team.
Cooper shares how the UNC JV program evolved from the old freshman basketball team under legendary coach Dean Smith, what it was like going through open tryouts at the Dean Dome, and th
Rock Tumbling: How Rocks Become Polished Treasures | Finding, Collecting & Polishing Rocks
In this episode, Peter and Cecil get into one of Cecil's long-running hobbies: rock tumbling. What starts with an ordinary-looking rock can end with a polished little treasure—and Cecil explains why the process is so addictive.
The conversation explores how rock tumblers work, the different stages of the grit-and-polish process, and what happens when rough stones spend weeks being tumbled, shaped,
The ’80s Martial Arts Craze: Nunchucks, Throwing Stars & Mall Ninja Madness
In this episode, Peter and Cecil take a nostalgic—and occasionally painful—trip back to the 1980s martial-arts craze.
Remember when you could walk through the mall and find stores packed with nunchucks, throwing stars, butterfly knives, martial-arts practice gear, and all kinds of equipment that seemed incredibly cool to a kid in the ’80s?
Peter and Cecil reminisce about learning martial-arts move
Listener Mailbag: Stainless Steel Cups, Tannerite, Isle of Man TT & Unwritten Rules
It's time to open the That Don't Sound Right listener mailbag!
In this episode, Peter and Cecil respond to a stack of listener emails covering everything from the stainless-steel cup craze and old-school weather phone lines and almanacs to memorable Tannerite stories, explosions, and the strange things people remember from before everything was online.
The conversation also circles back to some of
Will AI Make Money Obsolete? Elon Musk, Star Trek, Star Wars & the Future Without Currency
Could artificial intelligence eventually make money and currency obsolete?
In this episode, Peter and Cecil tackle Elon Musk's provocative idea that AI and advanced technology could someday create a world where currency is no longer necessary. But what would that actually look like?
The conversation quickly turns into a battle between two very different visions of the future: Gene Roddenberry's St
Why Can't I Just Mind My Own Business?
Have you ever tried to mind your own business… and completely failed? We realized we're becoming exactly the kind of people Dr. Rick warns us about.
From unsolicited chainsaw advice to explaining car paint, we're starting to wonder: are we becoming our parents?
In this episode of That Don’t Sound Right, Peter and Cecil talk about the Progressive Dr. Rick commercials—and the uncomfortable realizati
Why a Tool Truck Feels Like an Ice Cream Truck for Mechanics
For mechanics, few sounds are more exciting than the arrival of the tool truck. In this episode, Peter and Cecil climb aboard the world of Snap-on, Mac Tools, and Matco Tools, exploring the unique culture, craftsmanship, and temptation that have made these rolling tool stores legendary.
The hosts share stories from their own experiences with tool cribs, warranty replacements, toolbox envy, and the
Can You Still Tell What's Human? The Turing Test and the Future of Conversation
Artificial intelligence is getting harder to recognize—but can you still tell when you're talking to a human?
In this episode, Peter and Cecil tackle one of today's most fascinating questions by exploring the Turing Test, the thought experiment designed to determine whether a machine can successfully imitate a person. From there, the conversation takes an unexpected turn into the idea of a reverse
Should You Store Cheap Fuel? Slip Tanks, Diesel Storage & Fuel Prep Explained
What if you could save money by buying fuel when prices are low and storing it for later? Is investing in a slip tank actually a smart idea—or just another project that sounds better in theory than in practice?
In this episode, Peter and Cecil fuel up for a conversation about slip tanks, pickup transfer tanks, farm fuel storage, and even the massive milk tankers and fuel trailers that spark every
The Isle of Man TT: The World's Most Dangerous Motorcycle Race?
This week, Peter and Cecil tackle one of the most legendary—and controversial—sporting events in the world: the Isle of Man TT. Held on the winding public roads of a small island in the Irish Sea, this iconic motorcycle race has captivated fans for more than a century with breathtaking speeds, incredible skill, and undeniable danger.
The hosts explore the famous 37.73-mile Mountain Course, featuri
What Wins a Ribbon? Judging Hay, Gourds, and Lego at the County Fair
This week, Peter and Cecil take a nostalgic trip through one of America's most beloved traditions—the county fair. From prize-winning hay bales and giant gourds to elaborate LEGO creations, decorated vegetables, homemade crafts, baked goods, and collections you never knew people judged, they explore the wonderfully quirky competitions that make local fairs so memorable.
Along the way, the conversa
How to Start a Podcast in 2026: Beginner Tips, Equipment, Costs & Growing an Audience
Have you ever thought about starting a podcast but weren't sure where to begin? In this episode, Peter and Cecil share everything they've learned from producing hundreds of episodes of That Don't Sound Right. Whether you're dreaming of launching your first show or wondering what it really takes to keep one going, this conversation is full of practical advice and honest encouragement.
The hosts dis
The Snowball Effect: How Small Savings Become Big Wealth
In this episode, Peter and Cecil welcome financial planner Jason for a conversation about one of the most powerful—and often overlooked—forces in personal finance: compound interest.
Jason breaks down how money can grow over time through the "snowball effect" of compounding, explaining why starting early often matters more than investing large amounts later in life. Through relatable examples and
Big Rock Week Special: The 919-Pound Record Blue Marlin & Life Inside the Tournament
As the Big Rock Blue Marlin Tournament winds down this week, That Don’t Sound Right dives into one of the biggest stories in tournament history with special guest Glenn, who brings firsthand knowledge and behind-the-scenes insight from the docks, the boats, and the Gulf Stream.
That Don’t Sound Right is a podcast about talking—the way we did before the internet, when you couldn’t instantly fact-ch
Japan's 'Monster Wolf' vs. Bears: Will a Robot Scare Off Nature?
On this episode of That Don’t Sound Right, hosts Peter and Cecil venture into the wild world of bear deterrents, starting with a story from Japan that sounds almost too bizarre to be true: the Monster Wolf—a solar-powered, fur-covered robotic wolf equipped with flashing lights and more than 50 sounds designed to frighten away bears.
As reports of bear encounters increase, the guys explore whether
Flock Cameras, Deflock Maps & the Future of Privacy: We Are Being Watched
In this episode, Peter and Cecil take a closer look at the growing network of automated license-plate readers known as Flock and the grassroots Deflock movement that tracks and maps those cameras. What starts as a discussion about crime prevention quickly expands into a larger conversation about privacy, surveillance, technology, and the trade-offs communities face in an increasingly monitored wor
Finding Joy in Pain: Healing, Absurdity & Honest Conversation with Jen and Brandy
On this episode of That Don’t Sound Right, co-hosts Peter and Cecil welcome fellow podcasters Jen and Brandy from Heavy Pour of Jen and Brandy for a thoughtful, funny, and surprisingly deep conversation about the connection between joy and pain.
The discussion explores how Jen and Brandy’s podcast began, why people are drawn to sharing honest stories, and how healing sometimes shows up in unexpect
Driving the Trans-America Trail: Off-Road Adventure, Paper Maps & Coast-to-Coast Travel
On this episode of That Don’t Sound Right, hosts Peter and Cecil hit the trail—literally—as they explore the legendary Trans-America Trail, the massive off-road route stretching from coast to coast across the United States.
Depending on the route, the trail can run more than 4,200–5,000 miles, winding through backroads, dirt tracks, mountain passes, remote towns, and places most travelers never se
Making Old Timers Mad - Fishing Forecasts, Deer Movement & Self Deception
On this episode of That Don’t Sound Right, Peter and Cecil wade into one of the great outdoor debates: can you really predict what animals are going to do?
From fishing forecasts in old almanacs to deer movement charts, moon phases, barometric pressure, turkey season lore, and generations of hunting wisdom, the guys explore the long tradition of people trying to “read” nature before heading outdoo
Is It Illegal to Play Cards at a Bar? Debunking a North Carolina Claim
On this episode of That Don’t Sound Right, hosts Peter and Cecil tackle a listener question that sounds almost too strange to be true: Is it actually illegal to play cards at a bar in North Carolina… even if there’s no gambling involved?
That simple question launches the guys into a wide-ranging conversation about old laws, confusing regulations, and the way people casually throw around the phrase
Quicksand, Bigfoot & Backmasking: Childhood Fears That Never Came True
That Don’t Sound Right is all about conversation—the kind we had before the internet, when you couldn’t fact-check on the spot and the only “experts” were the people sitting nearby.
In this episode, Peter and Cecil revisit the childhood fears that felt absolutely real… but mostly never showed up. Quicksand lurking around every corner, the mystery of the Bermuda Triangle, sightings of Bigfoot and t
Dial-In Days: Hotlines, Lunch Menus and Other Analog Secrets
That Don’t Sound Right is all about conversation—the way we did it before the internet, when you couldn’t instantly prove anything and the “facts” came from whoever was in the room.
In this episode, Peter and Cecil take a nostalgic trip back to the surprisingly busy world of phone hotlines—the analog lifelines that once kept us informed, entertained, and occasionally confused. From dialing in for
Lock It Up and Talk: The Rise of Phone-Free Restaurants
On this episode of That Don’t Sound Right, Peter and Cecil dig into the growing trend of phone-free restaurants—where your device might end up locked in a drawer, swapped for a Polaroid, or simply banned at the door. The goal? Less scrolling, more actual conversation.
The guys explore why some venues are pushing back against constant Instagramming and notifications, and whether it really makes for
Did Mark’s Gospel Really End Early? Easter Text Mysteries & the Joanna Ossuary
That Don’t Sound Right is all about conversation—the kind we had before the internet, when you couldn’t fact-check mid-sentence and the “experts” were just whoever was in the room. If you’ve ever listened along and thought, that don’t sound right, you’re exactly who this show is for.
In this special Easter episode, Peter and Cecil welcome guest Phillip Murray—creator of the YouTube channel The Lea
Unwritten Rules of Everyday Life: Barbershops, Pickup Basketball, Golf & More
On this episode of That Don’t Sound Right, hosts Peter and Cecil take on the invisible rulebook that quietly governs everyday life. From barbershops and pickup basketball to golf courses, boat ramps, pickleball courts, arcades, country stores, airplanes, pools, and even video meetings—there’s always a “right way” to behave… even if nobody ever explains it.
With plenty of laughs and relatable stori
From On-Line Ancestry to Sweden: A Family History Journey to Borås |
What happens when an online family tree turns into a real-life journey across the world?
On this episode of That Don’t Sound Right, Cecil invites Peter to share the story of his trip to Borås — where distant relatives, first discovered through Ancestry.com and Facebook, welcomed him into a living, breathing branch of his family tree.
From sharing a traditional smörgåsbord and sipping Påskmust, to
Tactical Everything? The Rise of Over-Tactical Gear Culture
Why is everything “tactical” now?
On this episode of That Don’t Sound Right, hosts Peter and Cecil dive into the modern obsession with tactical gear — from tactical wallets and hoodies to flashlights, backpacks, and knives that promise rugged readiness for everyday life.
With plenty of laughs and a healthy dose of skepticism, they explore how marketing turned preparedness into a lifestyle brand. I
The Secret Rules of Haircuts: Barbershop Etiquette, Bad Cuts & Tipping Confusion
On this episode of That Don’t Sound Right, hosts Peter and Cecil dive headfirst into the surprisingly complicated world of haircuts. What should be a simple trim turns into a maze of unwritten rules, awkward small talk, tipping confusion, and the lingering fear of a bad cut.
The guys swap childhood barbershop memories, including dads who doubled as family barbers, and compare those old-school expe
Why Clothing Sizes Make No Sense (Thrifting Fails, Shrinking Cotton & The Sizing App We Need)
Why does a “large” fit like a medium… unless it fits like a tent?
On this episode of That Don’t Sound Right, hosts Peter and Cecil tackle the universal frustration of clothing sizes — from wildly inconsistent sizing charts to the gamble of buying gifts online and the awkward return-counter two-step.
Guest Emily joins the conversation with smart thrifting strategies and insider tips for finding hid
Protein Craze Exposed: Keto, High-Protein Snacks & Food Marketing Myths
Is everything at the grocery store suddenly “protein-packed”? In this episode of That Don’t Sound Right, hosts Peter and Cecil dive headfirst into the modern protein obsession—breaking down keto dieting, tracking carbs and ketones, and the explosion of high-protein snacks lining supermarket shelves.
From protein-fortified ketchup and ice cream to waffles that promise muscle gains, Peter and Cecil
When Winning Costs You: The California Jock Tax Story
What’s a “jock tax,” and why can a pro athlete be taxed by multiple states in a single season? In this episode, Peter and Cecil dig into the world of surprise taxes — the little-known fees and tax rules that can quietly hit your wallet.
They start with California’s so-called jock tax, using a Super Bowl quarterback example to show how states tax income earned within their borders. From there, the
Tannerite Revealed: The Reactive Binary Target and Why Have We Not Talked About This?
What exactly is Tannerite, and how can something sold legally be both stable and explosive? On this episode of That Don’t Sound Right, hosts Peter and Cecil dig into the science and stories behind Tannerite — the popular binary reactive shooting target that only detonates when struck by high-velocity rounds.
They break down how Tannerite works, why it stays inert until properly mixed and hit under
Using a Hybrid Car as a Home Generator? Inverters, Backfeeding Dangers & Power Outage Prep | That Don’t Sound Right
That Don’t Sound Right is the podcast that brings back the way conversations used to happen — before the internet decided who was an “expert.” In this episode, hosts Peter and Cecil break down a surprisingly practical question: can a plug-in hybrid vehicle like the Toyota RAV4 Prime be used as a temporary home power source during a power outage?
The conversation covers how DC power from a car batt
The Stainless Steel Tumbler Craze: Yeti, Stanley & Why This Trend Don’t Sound Right
Welcome to That Don’t Sound Right a podcast about talking the way we did before the internet—when knowledge lived in the room and expertise came from the people in the conversation, not a search bar.
In this episode, hosts Peter and Cecil take a hard (and slightly nostalgic) look at the insulated-tumbler obsession. From Yeti and Hydro Flask to Stanley and the explosion of stainless-steel cups ever
Flames, Cans, and That Don’t Sound Right: PepsiG vs Solo
That Don’t Sound Right is a conversational podcast where hosts Peter and Cecil proudly skip the fact-checking and lean into the old-school tradition of sharing ideas, opinions, and half-remembered knowledge. No scripts. No experts. Just curiosity and conversation.
In this episode, the guys riff on almanacs, quirky backpacking gadgets, and hands-on stove experiments before diving into the main topi
YouTube Algorithms vs. Farmers’ Almanac Predictions | Creating Content in 2026
On this episode of That Don’t Sound Right, Peter and Cecil kick off 2026 with curiosity, confusion, and a healthy dose of skepticism. They break down the baffling results of their YouTube Shorts experiments—following all the “expert” advice, posting consistently, and still seeing surprisingly low views. Is it worth chasing the algorithm, or is it better to just enjoy creating content and talking t
New Year, Same Banter: That Don't Sound Right Kicks Off Season Six
Happy New Year from That Don't Sound Right! Hosts Peter and Cecil ring in 2026 with a laid-back, laugh-filled kickoff episode, looking back at some of the most memorable moments from That Don’t Sound Right in 2025.
From fan-favorite episodes like Francine the Lowe’s cat, mysterious train robberies, and the surprisingly heated salt-shaker debate, to conversations about grounding sheets, shark vs. h
Nativity Napkins, Dryer Drums and Listener Theories Equal Mailbag Madness
Peter and Cecil close out the year with a classic That Don’t Sound Right mailbag episode — and it goes exactly where you’d expect… and nowhere you’d predict.
From debating whether a cocktail napkin featuring a nativity scene is usable, to chasing a mysterious stainless-steel barrel down the highway (spoiler: it’s a dryer drum), the hosts dive headfirst into listener-submitted stories, tips, photo
When a Baby Doesn't Sound Like a King: Christmas Prophecies
In this annual Christmas episode of That Don’t Sound Right, hosts Peter and Cecil take a curious and thoughtful look at the Christmas story—and the parts that, at first glance, just don’t sound right.
From centuries-old prophecies foretelling Jesus’ birth to the surprising fulfillment of promises through a humble baby, the hosts explore key Old Testament references including the Davidic lineage, I
Did All Salt Come From the Sea? A Salty Debate
Where does table salt actually come from — the ocean, ancient seas, underground rock deposits, or the great flood?
On this episode of That Don’t Sound Right, Peter and Cecil tumble headfirst into a surprisingly heated debate about salt’s true origin. What starts as a simple question turns into a full-blown culinary science mystery, sparked by a revisit to their infamous pickle episode (yes, includ
Retirement Side Gigs & Second Careers: Tow Trucks, Food Trucks, Ace Hardware & More
In this episode of That Don’t Sound Right, Peter and Cecil dive into creative retirement ideas and side gigs that keep life interesting long after the 9–5. From owning a tow truck and hauling cars to working at Ace Hardware, charging Lime scooters, running a food truck, grinding stumps, and even serving as a caretaker in Glacier National Park, they explore what it really takes to stay active, usef
The Day Cecil Won a 1990 Mazda Miata: A Lucky Raffle, a Red Roadster & One Big Decision
In this episode of That Don’t Sound Right, Peter and Cecil dive into one of Cecil’s most unbelievable real-life stories — the day he actually won a brand-new 1990 Mazda Miata in a high school raffle while he was in pharmacy school. From the shock of hearing his name called, to picking up the shiny red roadster, to the reactions on campus, Cecil walks through every twist of this once-in-a-lifetime
Pickle Taste Test Gone Wild: Peter and Cecil Review Pickle Snacks, Pickle Pizza and Pickle Juice Shots
In this tangy new episode of That Don’t Sound Right, hosts Peter and Cecil dive headfirst into the booming world of pickle-flavored everything. With a lively in-studio audience cheering (and occasionally cringing) along, the guys sample a full lineup of briny creations — from neon-green pickle cheese puffs and the Jimmy John’s pickle sub to straight pickle-juice shots, a pickle-and-chip pizza, and
Grounding Sheets, Static Shocks & Better Sleep? An Electrical Engineer Breaks It Down
In this curiosity-charged episode of That Don’t Sound Right, Peter and Cecil sit down with Chris—an electrical engineer and friend of the show—to unpack the buzz around grounding sheets, grounding blankets, and the claim that reconnecting your body to the earth can improve sleep, reduce inflammation, and discharge built-up static.
From wearables that glitch when you least expect it to childhood ga
The Great Seafood Debate: Mailbag Mayhem with Chris from Alabama
This week on That Don’t Sound Right, Peter and Cecil crack open a live mailbag episode — with a twist! Their friend Chris from Alabama drives all the way in to set the record straight after Peter’s bold claim about never eating seafood unless you can see the water it came from (and maybe owning too many pocket knives).
From car talk and AI reading engine block numbers to the kind of friendly disag
Life Hacks: The Non-Negotiables
“The Little Rules We Live By: Salt Shakers, Sharp Knives, and Other Non-Negotiables”
In this episode of That Don’t Sound Right, hosts Peter and Cecil swap stories about the small but stubborn rules they refuse to bend — from decorative salt shakers and fluorescent life vests to leather belts, OEM oil filters, and the “only-eat-seafood-on-the-water” policy.
It’s a lighthearted look at personal prin
The Louvre Heist That Don’t Sound Right: Crowns, Cherry-Pickers, and Clueless Criminals
Hosts Peter and Cecil dig into the surprising Louvre robbery — a bold cherry-picker smash-and-grab pulled off during museum hours. They speculate on how the thieves managed it, whether inside help was involved, and what really happens to stolen crowns and gems once they disappear into the black market.
The conversation drifts (as always) into everyday oddities — from finally remembering a long-for
The Lowe's Cat That Went Viral: Francine's Ninety Mile Adventure
The Lowe’s Cat That Went Viral: Francine’s 90-Mile Adventure
In this episode of That Don’t Sound Right, hosts Peter and Cecil welcome guest Emily to unpack a viral hometown story — Francine, the beloved Lowe’s store cat who hitched an accidental 90-mile ride to a distribution center. What follows is a wild recovery mission involving security cameras, humane traps, drones, and a social-media moveme
Inside the Cab: Tales From the Test Drive
That Don’t Sound Right is a podcast about talking — the way we did before the internet. Back when you couldn’t fact-check anyone with a quick search, and all the expertise lived in the people in the conversation. We hope you enjoy ours. And if you ever find yourself thinking, “That don’t sound right,” send us a comment — you’re one of us.
In this episode, Peter and Cecil record from the workshop,
They Don't Call Them Sneakers For Nothing
That Don't Sound Right is a podcast about talking — the way conversations used to unfold before the internet could prove anyone right or wrong.
In this episode, hosts Peter and Cecil dive into a wild listener story: a pair of bright orange size-13 Chuck Taylors that showed up with drug paraphernalia inside. Was it a careless user’s stash? A shipping mishap? Or maybe returned merchandise gone sidew
Darn Cairns
In this episode of That Don’t Sound Right, Peter and Cecil explore the controversy around rock stacks—better known as cairns—popping up on trails and in streams. Are they helpful markers for hikers, or do they spoil the natural landscape? The hosts unpack the Leave No Trace ethic, share personal hiking stories, and recall childhood adventures of building creek dams and catching crayfish. Along the
A Few Of My Favorite Things
That Don’t Sound Right kicks off its fifth year with a special visit from listener number one Scott! He joins Peter and Cecil for a look back at the show’s most bizarre and unforgettable stories. From runaway emus and shark stats to modern train robberies, a teen joyriding a locomotive, office biting scandals, bus showdowns, and even the legendary hair-shingle debate—Peter and Cecil revisit the mo
Four Years Later
Happy Anniversary! Episode #208 marks the fourth anniversary of That Don’t Sound Right! To celebrate, Peter and Cecil dig into a special listener mailbag with Listener Number One Scott! They swap stories about podcast merch, golf ball dimple debates, bee colony relocations, the mystery of purple honey, and even a Brazilian jambu drink that leaves your mouth numb.
The celebration doesn’t stop t
A Man in NC
This week on That Don’t Sound Right, Peter and Cecil unpack a grab bag of wild headlines and curious stories. The hosts set up the conversation with Florida Man tales, the stereotypical story where a man in Florida ends up in a crazy situation. This week how ever is the spotlight is on the NC Man. Starting with a Surry County election official accused of slipping narcotic-laced pills into his g
Hold the Phone
This week on That Don’t Sound Right, Peter and Cecil dive into an ingenious local solution straight out of Vermont: an engineer turning old payphones into Wi-Fi hubs for the community. These repurposed phones don’t just spark nostalgia—they provide free internet access for students, ensure emergency connectivity, and revive the simple joy of staying connected.
Along the way, the hosts reminisce
Take Me Out Coach
Ever wondered what really goes on behind the doors of a college dorm? On this episode of That Don’t Sound Right, Peter and Cecil share hilarious and chaotic stories from Cecil's days as resident assistant. From wrangling drunk students on balconies (and nearly getting tossed themselves) to shutting down an entire basketball team with one call to the coach, the stories only get wilder.
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Hair Don't Care
In this episode of That Don’t Sound Right, Peter and Cecil explore one of nature’s most fascinating marvels—the resiliency of hair. From its surprising strength and endurance to the role it plays in culture, science, and everyday life, they dive into stories and insights that will make you see hair in a whole new way. Whether you’re losing it, growing it, or just admiring it, hair proves tougher t
Five Days on the Road
From Blueprints to Big Rigs 🚛✨
Peter and Cecil are back with another lively episode of "That Don’t Sound Right"—this time firing up the engines for a trip down memory lane to the days before the internet ruled our conversations. Get ready for a fascinating mash-up of worlds: engineering precision meets the open road.
As Peter gears up for a hands-on trucking expedition, he’s not just testing hi
The Less You Know, The Smarter You Feel
Welcome to another episode of "That Don't Sound Right," where hosts Peter and Cecil dive into the world of unbridled conversations. In this episode, they explore the intriguing Dunning-Kruger effect, a cognitive bias that explains why people with limited knowledge often overestimate their competence. From tales of ambitious DIY projects to the unexpected foray into podcasting, they share personal
Cooling Effect
Why Your Car’s AC Does More Than Cool You Down | That Don't Sound Right
In this episode of That Don't Sound Right, hosts Peter and Cecil uncover the surprising science behind automotive air conditioning. Starting with a listener question about should you run the A/C with the heat in a car. It’s not just about keeping you cool—modern AC systems actually condition the air by removing moisture, he
Spill the Tea
Welcome to another thought-provoking episode of That Don't Sound Right, now available on YouTube! Join hosts Peter and Cecil as they embark on a suspenseful journey discussing the perils of drive-thrus and the surprising misadventure involving a Chick-fil-A cup. Tune in for a delightful blend of humor and nostalgia, as the hosts reflect on the simpler times of conversation without Google interfere
Can You Hear Me Now?
In this episode of "That Don't Sound Right," hosts Peter and Cecil dive into the seemingly simple yet surprisingly challenging task of transferring cell phones between providers. What starts as a routine switch quickly escalates into a whirlwind of technical hiccups and unforeseen hurdles, with the fantastic Ebony coming to the rescue. As they navigate through account creation, phone number portin
We Are Open!
Welcome to That Don’t Sound Right, the podcast where hosts Peter and Cecil rewind to a time before the internet—when conversations, curiosity, and shared wisdom ruled the day.
In this episode, we explore restaurants with limited hours and why their doors don’t need to be open all day to have lines around the block. From a hidden gem in Peachland, North Carolina, to the legendary Keaton’s Barbecue
It's the Humidity
Welcome to "That Don't Sound Right!" Join hosts Peter and Cecil in this engaging episode as they delve into the intriguing debate of whether a golf ball carries further in humid air. Listen as they navigate through various theories, share anecdotes about golfing myths, and even touch on the intricacies of sports physics. Among the laughs and lively discussions, you'll discover how different factor
Emu Two
Welcome to another riveting episode of "That Don't Sound Right," where your hosts Peter and Cecil dive into the fascinating world of conversations before the internet, free from Googling and fact-checking. This week, we delve into the surprising story of the Great Emu War of 1932, a historic battle between Australian wheat farmers and flightless emus. Discover the astonishing adaptability of these
Alas Babylon
Welcome to "That Don't Sound Right!" In this episode, hosts Peter and Cecil delve into the intriguing world of off-the-grid communication. Discover the fascinating concept of encrypted wireless networks that operate without cell towers, using long-range radio waves. These networks, powered by solar panels and interconnected nodes, offer a unique way to stay connected during societal breakdowns or
Beware the Emu
In this lively episode of That Don't Sound Right, hosts Peter and Cecil reminisce about the pre-internet days and the art of conversation before smartphones took over. The duo dives into a fascinating discussion on guard emus, exploring how these large birds are used to protect livestock like chickens and sheep from predators. Delving into the details, they ponder about the nature of emus, their g
The Last Straw
Welcome to another engaging episode of "That Don't Sound Right," where we dive into a lively discussion on our modern-day beverage habits. Join co-hosts Peter and Cecil as they explore the intriguing world of ice and straws in our everyday lives, and question if we've become too reliant on these conveniences.
This episode brings a special appearance by Christy, adding her unique perspective on our
AI Life Coach
Welcome to "That Don't Sound Right," the podcast where talking takes center stage, reminiscent of times before the internet, where proof was a luxury and conversation was knowledge. In this engaging episode, co-hosts Peter and Cecil pick up where they left off, delving deeper into the realm of AI. From discussing AI's capability to replicate personalities to the humorous yet unsettling reality of
The Traveling Tumbleweeds
In this episode of "That Don't Sound Right," hosts Peter and Cecil delve into a thought-provoking discussion about the rise of AI-generated music and its implications for the music industry. As AI begins to mimic human artists with astonishing precision, questions arise about the authenticity and soul of music.
Listeners are invited to consider whether they would enjoy AI-generated tunes that soun
Three Times Better
Join co-hosts Peter and Cecil in this engaging episode of 'That Don't Sound Right', where they delve into the fascinating effect of exaggerated numbers. The hosts discuss the art of conversation before the internet era, touching on how numbers are perceived and often misrepresented in our daily lives, from drive-thru orders to complex calculations in professional settings.
In this episode, the duo
Listen Up!
In this episode of That Don't Sound Right, join hosts Peter and Cecil as they take you on a journey through the vibrant scenes of MerleFest, one of the largest music festivals in the world. Discover how Cecil spent his weekend as an understudy roadie amid bustling conversations and learn why he decided to introduce himself as a podcaster for the first time.
The discussion takes a fascinating turn
Jack Of All Trades
In this episode of "That Don't Sound Right," hosts Peter and Cecil dive deep into the overwhelming list of skills and knowledge required to navigate modern adulthood. From understanding auto insurance and managing a mortgage to tackling the digital intricacies of a smartphone and even ordering meals through kiosks, they explore how technology, while intended to simplify, often adds layers of compl
Why Is It Good?
Welcome to another engaging episode of That Don't Sound Right, where hosts Peter and Cecil give their traditional TDSR take on the Easter story. Before jumping into the origins of the name Good Friday, Cecil gives an update on this year's Country Mile race.
The conversation takes an interesting turn as the hosts discuss the Christian significance of Good Friday. They explore why this solemn day, m
That Is Still A Thing?
In this episode of "That Don't Sound Right," hosts Peter and Cecil take a nostalgic journey back to the days of conversation before the internet. Delighting in the essence of talking without the interruption of smartphones and fact-checking, they recount personal stories and reflect on the timeless enjoyment found in genuine interaction. Peter talks about a turning point for him in the podcast.
Jo
First One is Free
Welcome back to That Don't Sound Right! This week Peter asks the question "Why are drug prices so high?" Drug prices don't sound right. So, in their usual style Peter and Cecil delve into the complicated world of drug pricing. Join the conversation where we try to talk things out instead of killing the flow with a quick check of Google.
#TDSRpodcast #pharmaceuticals #pricing
Join the conversat
Is It Still Good?
In this engaging episode, Cecil and Peter dive into the world of expiration dates, specifically focusing on pharmaceuticals. They discuss the complexities and implications of expiration dates, exploring how they affect both potency and safety of medications. With anecdotes and humor, they question whether expired drugs can still be effective or even dangerous, presenting a perspective that challen
Mind over Matter
Join Peter and Cecil as they weigh anchor on a whimsical journey in this episode of "That Don’t Sound Right." The conversation kicks off with an intriguing tale of a co-worker grappling with LED lights and an unexpected turn into wrestling folklore about scale hacks. Are age-old wrestling myths about trickery with scales just urban legends, or could there be a grain of truth? The dynamic duo explo
Blinded By The Light
Welcome to That Don't Sound Right! Join Peter and Cecil in another thought-provoking episode where they delve into the world of lighting technology. As they reminisce about flashlights of the past, they question whether modern advancements have made us over-lit. From the nostalgia of Rayovac flashlights to the extremification of everything, including flashlights and car headlights, this episode ex
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