Incredible Winter Olympic Stories You’ve Probably Never Heard

Did We Really Land on the Moon? Apollo, Artemis II & the Wildest Space Facts You Never Learned in School

Houston, we have a podcast. This week on Tomfoolery and Hullabaloo, we're shooting for the moon — literally. With NASA's Artemis II mission launching humans toward the moon for the first time in over 50 years, there has never been a better moment to geek out on all things lunar. We put Scott in the hot seat for a rapid-fire round that has nothing to do with trivia and everything to do with what he'd actually say, do, and leave behind if he ever set foot on the moon. (Spoiler: his answer to the time capsule question might surprise you.) Then we play a few rounds of Would You Rather — Apollo-era adventure vs. modern Artemis comfort, freeze-dried brisket vs. cooking from scratch in microgravity, and a few other impossible choices. Our news desk breaks down four big stories: the real mythology behind why Apollo was named after the sun god (not the moon god — we know), and how NASA finally corrected that 60 years later with Artemis. Plus — what are the four Artemis II astronauts actually eating on their 10-day trip around the moon? The answer involves 189 menu items, 58 tortillas, five hot sauces, and a projected 43 cups of coffee. We also dig into the unsung heroes of NASA's Space Food Systems Laboratory — the food scientists at Johnson Space Center who engineer every single meal like it's a mission-critical system. And then — the Hullabaloo Debate. Sarah believes the moon landing happened. Scott... has some question. Zero punches pulled. It's history, mythology, space food, and conspiracy theories all in one episode. Buckle up.

Tomfoolery at the Alamo! A clean comedy adventure through one of America's oldest cities

Unlock the hidden stories that make San Antonio unlike anywhere else — from a daredevil train robbery in a tiny park train to the city’s secret military past and legendary culinary gems. This episode will change how you see Texas’ most vibrant melting pot, revealing surprising history, quirky traditions, and the cultural layers that define this unique city.Most people only scratch the surface of San Antonio’s rich heritage. Did you know it was founded in 1718 — over 100 years before the Declaration of Independence — and that it’s hosted six nations? We uncover the fascinating history behind the bustling River Walk, originally threatened by developers but saved by visionary foresight, now one of the city’s greatest treasures. Discover how a community effort turned a flooding hazard into a world-renowned waterway that pumps billions into the local economy and offers an authentic experience no visitor should miss.You’ll find out about iconic landmarks like the Alamo, but with a twist — the real story behind the famous battle, Santa Ana’s unexpected road to San Antonio, and the legendary heroes like Travis and Crockett. Plus, learn how the city’s German, Spanish, and Mexican influences blend seamlessly into its vibrant culture, from historic architecture and mouthwatering cuisine to lively festivals like Fiesta. We break down the city’s enduring spirit and how its unique history fuels an identity that’s both deeply rooted and constantly evolving.But why does all this matter? Because understanding San Antonio’s layered history—from its indigenous roots to its role as a multicultural hub—unlocks a new appreciation for its people, food, and everyday life. If you love stories of resilience, eccentric tales, and cultural mashups, this episode is your ultimate guide to the city that embodies a true melting pot in the heart of Texas.Whether you’re a history buff, a foodie, or simply curious about what makes San Antonio so special, this episode invites you to see beyond the tourist spots and into the city’s soul. It’s more than a city; it’s a cultural adventure waiting for you to explore. Hit play now and start your journey into one of America’s most uniquely vibrant places.

Family Game Night | Ultimate Family Bonding, Clean Comedy, Monopoly History

In this episode of Tomfoolery and Hullbaloo, the hosts dive into the world of family game nights, discussing the importance of bonding through games, the etiquette of hosting, and the dynamics of competitive play. They explore the role of snacks, the complexity of games, and the evolution of classic games like Monopoly. Fun facts about Monopoly are shared, highlighting its cultural significance and the interesting statistics surrounding it. The episode concludes with a debate on the ethics of bending game rules and the importance of adhering to published rules.

Super Bowl History and Which Manning is the Greatest

In this episode of Tomfoolery and Hullabaloo, Sarah and Scott take on the greatest sporting event of the year! They talk football history, have a family friendly debate over which Manning Brother is the greatest quarterback, and lots of other clean comedy Hullabaloo! So tune in and grab your favorite super bowl snack. This episode is going to be more entertaining than those pesky commercials!

Incredible Winter Olympic Stories You’ve Probably Never Heard

This conversation explores the excitement surrounding the upcoming Winter Olympics in Milan, personal memories of past Olympic experiences, and the impact of local heroes on community pride. It delves into the evolution of Olympic sports, the challenges athletes face, and the importance of coaching and mentorship. The discussion highlights inspiring stories of overcoming adversity and the lessons learned from the Olympics, emphasizing that one's background does not define their potential. Fun facts about the history of the Winter Olympics are also shared, making for an engaging and informative dialogue. In this engaging conversation, the hosts explore the thrilling world of the Winter Olympics, highlighting iconic moments such as the Miracle on Ice and the infamous scandal involving Tonya Harding and Nancy Kerrigan. They discuss the evolution of athletes who excel in multiple sports, the ethical dilemmas in competitive sports, and engage in a lively debate over the merits of various winter sports, particularly hockey and figure skating. The episode wraps up with a humorous exchange about gifts and the excitement of the Olympics.