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What the heck is wrong with Eunice’s parents? 😂. I regret to say this is like an hour from where I live. 😂

I’m a distant relative of Will Purvis and had always heard this story as a part of our family history. Thank you for sharing.

11:26 "baby brides" is infantilization, hyperbolizing their youth in an insulting manner

Sylvester the cat?

I am a big fan of eunice winstead.

Very interesting. I hope you were joking about getting a "vaccine." It's just as experimental as the Diphtheria vaccine.

I never thought I'd be so emotionally invested in a strangers retirement celebration, It's heart-warming to know you represented the good traits I've seen in all my favorite teachers, the ones that captivated and motivated my drive for knowledge in a constructive manner, I've had a few not too good teachers to contrast them with, it's night and day. And also, you're technically a digital pioneer, that's cool as heck dude! You've done so much for a lot of people, including me, I'm a sucker for random obscure facts about the early 20th century, and researching for hours about quite literally anything I find mildly interesting, I work night shifts and over the last 3 months you've been talking about some of the most intriguing and obscure facts and stories I've ever been exposed to, I see this podcast as incredibly important work as it keeps these stories alive. Being from NY myself (Oswego) the Ida Woods situation still blows my mind, as well as the thought of a Sea lion making it's way across Lake Ontario, I guess I just like those ones cuz the NY stories hit close to home (literally). That and 100 other outrageous tidbits, but I digress, I just want to thank you for highlighting and archiving these incredible events and situations that would've remained hidden in over a century worth's of daily news coverage. I wish you a happy and peaceful retirement, and I'm hoping the podcast gets up there with some of the biggest in the world, it deserves it 100% in my opinion, I hope this got across how much I appreciate your work and I'm sorry if an email was preferred for this sort of message, I barely know how to write one A tidbit about me: I was 3 when you recorded your first podcast, now I'm 20 and fully invested in it :)

Congrats again Steve--thanks for posting this! Its so great to be retired!

Your podcast is fabulous! I look forward to more videos from you. Congratulations on your retirement.

Congratulations on a very long and very fruitful career sir. You can see from my name if you have that good of a memory I was never your student. I'm actually a listener of your podcast and thoroughly enjoy every single solitary episode of it and it always puts a smile on my face when I see there's a new episode. not knowing you personally I can't say for sure but you definitely sound like the teachers that I actually liked in school And my 22-year-old daughter is going to school to be a teacher and I hope that she is as good of a teacher as I am expecting that I am guessing you are. Good luck in your future endeavor sir And watch your fingers when you're driving nails

It was a pleasure taking physics with you, I wish you the best. My favorite demo you did when I was in class was the "light bulb pickle."

Happy retirement Mr. Silverman. Crazy that you never switched classrooms in the 20 years since I was there! You could always tell you really enjoyed what you did.