Todd and Tony reconsider ways to lay off being so promote-y (which is why we never promote this show).

In this episode, Todd discusses his upcoming panel talk at the Freeman Arts Pavillion, where he and Natalee will present “Through the Lens: Focus on Capturing Moments.” Click the link to get tickets to a presentation that’s going to be worth seeing.

Although we’ve been promising it for two weeks, this week we finally kind of deliver on the death in Delmar we’ve been teasing.

Here are links to the stories in question, but Tony has written something longer here (don’t forget to subscribe to his Substack).

In this episode, Todd and Tony discuss the longterm benefits of consistency, Dewey Goes Pink, and rekindle “This Week in History” with a poem published in October, 1924 about the Wicomico Hotel.

In this week’s episode, Todd and Tony revive the “This Week in History” section of the podcast and discover that, in the 1920s, the region was referred to as the “Del-Mar-Via Peninsula.”

So this week in 1924, news broke of a plan by regional bigwigs to build a concrete highway between Pocomoke and Cape Charles and then establish ferry service across the Chesapeake.

Spoilers: By the time the highway was done, they wanted a bridge instead.

As Tony continues to struggle with music made after 1985, he and Todd evaluate the acts from the upcoming “Oceans Calling” festival and then dig into the likes of “Jelly Roll” headlining “Country Calling” the following week.

Todd and Tony talk about the difference between saying you’re good and being good and how it’s related to the difference between caring and saying you care (especially when you’re making stuff for people).

Tony and Todd go long on why print ad reps don’t get how podcasting makes more sense.

This week we dive into the challenges of working remotely, remotely, as Todd and Toney recount working on the road.

Learn about the latest in video creation technology, top-notch hosts in Austin, and the art of staying productive while on the road. Cheers to the power of good acoustics and hosting skills that make you feel at home anywhere.

Stay tuned for more on the joys of living and working on the Delmarva Peninsula, as we bring you real stories of life, culture, and entrepreneurship. It's all happening on Day Drinking on Delmarva.