Hardy And Sons

The boys swim with clothes on.

The boys get in a high speed boat chase of sorts.

We catch up on the first half so you don't have to listen to our podcast.

The boys didn't figure out that they needed to flip over a note.

The boys don't trace a slugger. They don't even try.

The boys take their new boat to a location just South of the Old Mill. Then THINGS GET REAL.

The boys get an arrow shot and them and are bad detectives.

The boys follow a rabbit hole to inevitability, but can't seem to guess where it leads.

The boys avoid realizing the most obvious clues relating to foreign bicycles. Then they find a cave.

We meet Aunt Gertrude, learn Mrs. Hardy's real name, and spend some time inside the writer's head.

The boys find Mr. Morton fishing. They say weird things.

The boys talk to a freakishly tall child and then follow a man around downtown Bayport.

The boys narrowly escape while a kid probably gets hit by a car.

The story climaxes with bullets, boats, and buffoons. Fenton Hardy seriously tried to kill someone. With a gun. But misses. From, like, real close.

We explore the differences between the original 1927 version and the 1959 revision of Book 2 of the Hardy Boys Series, The House on the Cliff. We learn about Pretzel Pete, Sam Bates, and some real simple racism.

In this episode we review the ORIGINAL 1927 edition of The House on the Cliff, and we apologize to Charles Leslie McFarland. They destroyed his masterpiece. 

We took the stage and recounted some of our favorite moments with a group largely comprised of non-listeners.

Snattman has a change of heart. The Hardy's neglect their mother.

Several groups of high schoolers chase smugglers and find quick, anti-climactic resolutions.

Friends have fake drama and the coast guard flexes.