Show Notes
Happy New Year from That Don’t Sound Right! Hosts Peter Beilman and Cecil Davis ring in 2026 with a laid-back, laugh-filled kickoff episode, looking back at some of the most memorable moments from That Don’t Sound Right in 2025.
From fan-favorite episodes like Francine the Lowe’s cat, mysterious train robberies, and the surprisingly heated salt-shaker debate, to conversations about grounding sheets, shark vs. human bite statistics, and other topics that… well, don’t always sound right, the hosts revisit what made the past year so much fun.
Peter and Cecil also share personal updates, including ongoing car projects and plans for the podcast in the year ahead. As always, the conversation is casual, curious, and intentionally light on fact-checking — because sometimes the fun is in the wondering.
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