That Don‘t Sound Right

Bee Good Wasp Bad

Welcome to another engaging episode of "That Don't Sound Right," where hosts Peter and Cecil dive into lively conversations without the interference of fact-checking or Googling. In this episode, they are joined by listener number one, Scott, a bee expert, to discuss the recent uptick in bee and yellow jacket activity in Forsyth County.
As the conversation unfolds, the team explores whether the recent floods in western North Carolina have caused bees to migrate to new areas, or if there's another explanation for the swarming behavior. With personal stories and insights from bee-related meetings, Scott shares his knowledge about the habits and movements of these fascinating insects.
Join the hosts and Scott as they delve into the natural cycles of bees and yellow jackets, and discuss the impact of environmental changes on their behavior. Whether you're a bee enthusiast or just curious about the buzz, this episode promises to keep you entertained and informed.
Don't miss out on this intriguing discussion, and remember to share your thoughts with the team if you find yourself saying, "That don't sound right!" #Bees #TDSR
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Sub Standards

Welcome to another episode of "That Don't Sound Right," where co-hosts Peter and Cecil delve into the lost art of conversation without the interference of Google or fact-checking. This episode kicks off with Peter and Cecil sharing their experiences about striking up conversations during flights and the unique etiquette involved. They humorously explore how people become surprisingly chatty post-flight, after being silent for hours.
The conversation takes an adventurous turn as they reminisce about the 70s era of DIY ultralight airplane kits and ponder the idea of building and flying their own ultralights. The discussion extends to the intriguing world of homemade submarines, inspired by a story of a man who built a functioning submersible in New York. The co-hosts debate the complexities and safety concerns of such ambitious projects, reflecting on their own engineering daydreams.
Join Peter and Cecil in this lighthearted and engaging dialogue as they navigate through a variety of topics, all while embracing the joys of good old-fashioned conversation. Whether you're a long-time listener or new to the podcast, you're invited to be part of the discussion and share your thoughts. Don't forget to subscribe, rate, and review to keep the conversation alive! #TDSR #submarine #DIY
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A Little Negative Feedback

In this episode of "That Don't Sound Right," hosts Peter and Cecil explore the fascinating world of negative feedback loops, inspired by a recent podcast episode. They dive into the implications of modifying natural processes, such as genetic modification of microbes for nitrogen sequestration in agriculture. The hosts draw parallels with everyday scenarios, from engine modifications to truck safety features, illustrating the potential risks of overriding natural or engineered systems.
The conversation also touches on cultural differences, with a nod to future discussions about Peter's trip to India. The hosts humorously acknowledge their own knowledge gaps, embodying the premise that sometimes two people can know less than one.
Join Peter and Cecil as they navigate the complex interplay of science, engineering, and everyday life during this early morning recording session.
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Making Sense

Join Peter and Cecil in this intriguing episode of "That Don't Sound Right" as they explore the notion of senses beyond the traditional five. Broadcasting from Bangalore, India, Peter shares his sensory experiences and newfound appreciation for the local culture.
The conversation takes a fascinating turn as they discuss the potential for additional senses, specifically the sense of balance and the sense of direction. Are these truly new senses, or merely subsets of the ones we already know? Tune in to hear their compelling arguments and share your thoughts.
If you enjoy thought-provoking discussions that challenge conventional wisdom, this episode is for you. Keep listening, keep talking, and stay curious!
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Death of a Pillman

Welcome back to "That Don't Sound Right," where Peter and Cecil dive into the evolving world of pharmacy. In this episode, Cecil, a seasoned pharmacist, shares his hot take that pharmacy as a profession is dying. From the historical role of pharmacists concocting medicines to today's highly automated processes, Cecil discusses the dramatic changes over the past 32 years. The conversation touches on herbal remedies, AI in healthcare, and the potential future of pharmacy. Join the conversation!
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Three Years Ago

Join Peter and Cecil as they celebrate three years of their unfiltered, internet-free conversations on "That Don't Sound Right". In this milestone episode, they look back at memorable moments, from Cowboy Pinball and Food Insecurity to the epic Foul Ball series. Special guests Brent and Jeremiah join the live recording, adding their unique perspectives. Discover the duo's thoughts on potential podcast buyouts, their favorite episodes, and the ongoing quest to find their social media niche. It's a heartfelt, humorous, and reflective journey through 156 episodes of spontaneous dialogue.
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Southpaw?

Welcome to another engaging episode of "That Don't Sound Right," the podcast where conversations flow freely without the constraints of Googling or fact-checking. Hosted by Peter and Cecil, this episode delves into the fascinating story of the Boeing Starliner’s return mission, the intricacies of left-handedness, and the enigmatic origins of nautical terms like "port" and "starboard."
Join Peter and Cecil as they discuss the recent unmanned return of the Boeing Starliner and humorous what-if scenarios involving stowaway astronauts. The conversation then shifts to left-handedness, including ambidextrous skills and how some people perform specific tasks with their non-dominant hand.
The episode wraps up with a spirited debate on the etymology of "southpaw" and its possible nautical connections, providing listeners with plenty of food for thought and inviting them to join the conversation. Don't miss this blend of space exploration, linguistic puzzles, and light-hearted banter!
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Saddle Up!

Welcome back to another episode of "That Don't Sound Right," where Peter and Cecil ascend into the world of climbing trees in pursuit of deer. This episode explores the nuances of different tree climbing methods, including the use of climbing tree stands, ladder stands, and the unconventional saddle hunting.
They discuss the pros and cons of each method, the safety precautions involved, and share personal anecdotes from their own hunting experiences. The conversation takes a humorous turn as they debate whether hunting over bait is truly hunting or just harvesting livestock.  They ask the questions "Why do we climb trees to hunt deer?"
Whether you're an experienced climber or just curious, this episode promises to offer insights and a few laughs along the way. Join the conversation and see if you find yourself saying, "That don't sound right!"
#TDSR #climb #saddlehunting
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It Is Rocket Science

Welcome to another episode of "That Don't Sound Right," a podcast where we engage in conversations without fact-checking or Googling. Join your co-hosts, Peter and Cecil, as they dive into the latest intriguing topic: two astronauts stranded on the International Space Station.
This week, Peter and Cecil discuss the predicament of astronauts Barry and Sunita, who are stuck on the ISS due to suspected damage to their return vessel's rockets. With options dwindling and the possibility of an extended stay, they explore the complexities and risks of space travel, including the decision-making process for a safe return.
In their signature conversational style, Peter and Cecil share their thoughts on claustrophobia, the challenges of docking in space, and the importance of re-entry boosters. They even humorously ponder what they would do in the astronauts' shoes and how NASA might solve the issue.
Tune in for a lighthearted yet thought-provoking discussion that will leave you saying, "That don't sound right!"
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The Buzz of No Buzz Suds

Welcome back to another episode of That Don't Sound Right, a podcast about talking. Hosts Peter and Cecil dive into a lively discussion on the intriguing rise of non-alcoholic beer. They share personal anecdotes, including a surprising mix-up at a cookout, and delve into a live taste test to see if they can discern the difference between alcoholic and non-alcoholic beers.
Throughout the episode, Peter and Cecil explore the reasons behind the growing popularity of non-alcoholic beers, the brewing process, and how these beverages fit into social norms and daily life. They even touch upon the nuances of drinking non-alcoholic beer at work and in public spaces.
Join the conversation as they challenge the stigma around non-alcoholic beverages and ponder over the changing landscape of social drinking.
Stay tuned for more thought-provoking discussions and curious explorations. Don't forget to subscribe, leave a review, and follow us on Instagram for the latest updates!
#TDSR #nonalcoholicbeer
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