Hanna, Andy, and Fish cover the early days of basketball, with its 13 rules, 9 man teams, and peach baskets nailed to the walls!

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Hanna, Andy, and Fish talk about Portland's biggest, most mythical native son.

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On today's episode, Andy whistles, Fish mansplains port pilots, and Hanna tells the explosive story behind Boston's Christmas tree tradition.

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Hanna amazes Andy & Fish with the story of Lona Cohen, the Soviet spy who is likely the only Massachusetts native ever featured on a Russian stamp.

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Andy stretches the definition of "All things Plymouth and the surrounding area" to the limit as he tells Hanna and a totally-not-crying Fish about children's book author, cartoonist, songwriter, and playwright Shel Silverstein.

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Hanna takes Andy & Fish to the Vermont/New York border to explore the mystery of Lake Champlain's most famous resident!

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Hanna tells Fish & Andy about Ester Cox & the ghosts that plagued her throughout her life.

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Hanna tells Andy & Fish about Boston's first religious controversy, the Free Grace movement, and the woman at its forefront.

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