November 10, 2012
The November 10, 2012 broadcast contains several unusually personal and durable moments. On the day before Veterans Day, Dr. Dave thanks every veteran—not only those in direct combat, but the people cooking food, driving trucks, digging trenches and handling paperwork that makes the mission possible. He becomes emotional describing a friend's centuries-old copy of the Declaration of Independence printed from early copper plates. A story about a Sony MiniDisc recorder becomes a clear ownership principle: the brothers created the interviews and voices, yet digital restrictions made their own work almost unusable. Dr. Dave also apologizes for reaching a bank teller while still on a phone call, and Evil Steve confirms that the running joke about Dr. Dave repairing a computer with a hairpin or paperclip came from real experience.
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8 parts, 94:38 total. All preserved transcript parts in this selection have been reviewed for content and sequence. The archive includes show breaks; this is not a verified uninterrupted recording. The air date remains proposed.
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Regular show: hour recordings
2 recordings · 106:33 total within this version.
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Regular show: segments
8 recordings · 94:38 total within this version.
Numbered positions are present in sequence. This alone does not prove the show is complete.