85: Russian hunchbacks are fast. Apparently.

The history of Easton, our town, through the eyes of one of Lafayette’s most experienced alum, Danny Cohen, Class of ’65 (and no relation to the co-host). The idyll of the 1950s, economic downturn of the ‘70s, recovery in the ‘00s, it’s that kind of view. There are these parts too: how Danny lost that marathon in Moscow, about the famous alumni of Lafayette, about his fraternity brothers The Cyrkle who became this weird opener (we think) for The Beatles, and Simon loves Saved by the Bell and drink matrices, two quizzes, Friday/Sunday, equatorial apples, and the routine: be a dear and follow us on twitter @somelaterdate, like us on Fb, listen to Spotify, rate us on iTunes, and subscribe. Thanks to Renan for Producing this one. Credit to Santana and The Cyrkle.