Join us for our quarterly special edition where we recap the last quarters book club reads, and in this case, the last reads of 2025! We're once again joined by The Clubmobile's Official Book Club Correspondent, Sage, and we're breaking down what we loved, and why we loved them! This only happens once every three months, so don't get left behind! Grab your coffee and a fresh sinker and tell us what your favorite book of the quarter was!

Joining us this week is Masters of The Air's Darragh Cowley! Known for his portrayal of Lt. Glenn Graham, Darragh is taking us start to end on his journey of auditioning, boot camp, and the research he immersed himself in, in order to bring Glenn Graham to the big screen. We also had quite a few laughs and swapped stories on our visits to Thorpe Abbotts, as well as how important it is to find a bright spot in your day, no matter the circumstances. You wont want to miss our final guest of 2025, so grab a fresh sinker and some coffee, and join us in The Clubmobile!

We're so excited to welcome our friend Dr. Hattie Hearn back to The Clubmobile this week! Join us as we dive into the story of the women of East Anglia who were not only there to witness the "Friendly Invasion" of American troops but became war brides. The part 2 to our War Brides episode that was released in July, this installment is a love letter from the women who chose not to follow their mothers footsteps, and instead, followed the American Dream. Grab your coffee and a fresh sinker, and maybe a few tissues, and join us on this wartime love rollercoaster!

This week we're joined by the one and only, Scott Gibson! Scott is widely known for his portrayal of Captain Andrew "Ack Ack" Haldane in HBOs The Pacific, but did you know that almost wasn't the case? We're talking all about his audition process, the experience of portraying such a gentle giant on the battlefield, and what he's been up to fifteen years since The Pacific premiered. And for those wondering, we promise, there are bootcamp stories! You won't want to miss this episode, so grab your coffee and a fresh sinker and join us in The Clubmobile!

We're back with a new episode and joining us this week is our friend and historian, Cara Lebonick! We're diving straight in and talking all about her many lives before becoming a historian, the many different avenues of women's history, and how pulling on just one single thread can unravel a world of hidden information and knowledge! Grab your coffee and a fresh sinker and get ready to jump down the rabbit hole with us!

Join us as we welcome Barbara Blakely Holck to The Clubmobile, daughter of Everett and Margaret Blakely. Barbara's father, Everett Blakely, is known throughout the 100th Bomb Group, but her mother Margaret also has a story. Most well known is her 1943 photo alongside Jean Crosby and Gerry Hamilton, but the "Legs" photo isn't all of Margaret Blakely's story. Grab your coffee and a fresh sinker, and join us in the third installment of the Wives of The Bloody Hundredth series! This is an episode full of laughter, family memories, and the story of Margaret through her youngest daughters eyes.

Who are The Ladies of Oak Ridge and how did they contribute to The Manhattan Project? Joining us in The Clubmobile this week is Sarah Morgan, the woman behind Cooking with The Calutron Girls! We're whipping up more than just wartime recipes in this episode as we dig into the history of The Ladies of Oak Ridge. The Calutron Girls were instrumental in the success of The Manhattan Project, and we're uncovering their unique history and the tasty legacy they left behind! Grab your coffee and a fresh sinker and make sure you join us for an episode you won't want to miss!

This week, we're opening The Clubmobile for a special episode to commemorate the 82nd Anniversary of the Bremen raid. Joining us to talk about the importance of the mission that was subsequently the start of Black Week is Matt Mabe from the 100th Bomb Group Historical Team, and he's giving us the white glove treatment- literally! We're deep diving into what really happened in the air, and what we didn't see on screen in Masters of The Air. Why was this mission so important, and why is it something that we think back on over eight decades later? Grab your coffee and a fresh sinker and come join us for an episode you definitely won't want to miss!