Submarine Races

A Look Behind in Rewind

Season 2, Episode 3: In the 1960s, going out to watch submarine races was a clever euphemism or polite term for "making out." New York City disk jockeys like Murray the K and Cousin Bruce Morrow promoted it on their radio shows, and area teenagers eagerly took the bait. This episode offers a short history of "submarine races," featuring a few personal recollections of the sport. In this podcast series, Tom Nielson tells stories, shares memories, and concocts whimsical, light-hearted tales inspired by his life adventures, channeling the style of Jean Shepherd, Garrison Keillor, Mark Twain, Jerry Seinfeld, and other famous storytellers.

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