
Recent Memories is a half-assed retelling of 1979-2009, one year, one story and one conversation at a time. For Season Three, the year is 2004. It’s Bush vs Kerry. Bennifer. Paris Hilton. And American Idol. You’ve heard those stories before. We’re gonna talk about the other ones.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 14 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Category | Society & Culture | ||||

Season 3. Episode 4: Baseball Malfunction. (Featuring special guest Tony Massarotti) In the summer 2004, in the middle of an otherwise rational baseball season, Manny Ramirez dove to cut off a Johnny Damon throw from 20 feet away. Eventually, the Red... more
Season 3. Episode 3. And here’s the story we wanted to figure out for history: In January of 2004, Howard Dean gave an impassioned speech to his supporters following a disappointing finish in the Iowa caucuses. That speech was punctuated by an unusua... more
Season 3. Episode 2: Rico Dynamite. With very special guest Dave Dameshek! And here’s the story we wanted to figure out for history: Twenty years after his high school prime, we got the briefest of glimpses of a broken dreamer who claims he could hav... more
Season 3. Episode 1: Expos Funeral. And here’s the story we wanted to figure out for history: In the Fall of 2004, following a decade of fits and starts, Major League Baseball finally announced that the Expos would be leaving Montreal for Washington ... more










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