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Marty Bostick

Marty Bostick

Harvey and Marty’s Virtual Route 66 Ride in the Red 1955 Chevrolet Bel Air Convertible IV

Harvey and Marty revisit Route 66 the way they’ve always wanted to—together, in a red 1955 Chevrolet Bel Air convertible—carrying the heart of 1959 across eight states to the Santa Monica Pier.

Dolly Parton and Carl Dean: The Quiet Ringgold Wedding on May 30, 1966

Dolly Parton and Carl Dean crossed the Tennessee line to marry in a tiny Ringgold church on Memorial Day, May 30, 1966—keeping it quiet enough to protect a love that would last nearly 59 years.

Harvey and Marty’s Virtual Route 66 Ride in a Black 1959 Studebaker Silver Hawk

Harvey and Marty traced the Mother Road from Chicago to Santa Monica in a virtual ride that still felt physical—because it happened inside a black 1959 Studebaker Silver Hawk they knew by heart.

Chris and Jerri Gallatin and the Old Newspaper Headline That Led to the Feejee Mermaid

While touring various Ripley’s Believe It or Not! museums, Chris and Jerry Gallatin found an old newspaper headline—“Strange Things That Happened This Date In History”—and fell into the unsettling story of the Feejee Mermaid.

Aaron Mitchell and the Burned CD Where the Track Order Meant Everything (2001)

In 2001, Aaron Mitchell learned that sequencing a burned CD wasn’t random at all—it was a private kind of meaning, embedded in the order, even if no one else could hear it.

Harvey and Bob’s Virtual Route 66 Ride in a 1960 Black Volkswagen Beetle (with the Bunny on the Door)

Harvey and Bob took Route 66 the way they take life together—side by side—riding a virtual version of the Mother Road in Bob’s dream car: a black 1960 Volkswagen Beetle with a Playboy Bunny logo on the door.

Harvey and Orlando and the Bread-Scented Stamp: A Bistro Moment in France (2024)

Harvey and Orlando remember sitting at a bistro in France with a fresh loaf on the table—and a scratch-and-sniff La Poste stamp that tried, impossibly, to smell like the real thing.

David Letterman and the Night the "Late Show" Went Quiet (May 20, 2015)

David Letterman remembers May 20, 2015—the final "Late Show"—through the cold open, the last Top Ten, Foo Fighters playing “Everlong,” and a goodbye that didn’t need extra words.

Marilyne Monroe And John F Kennedy and the night Marilyn turned “Happy Birthday” into history (May 19, 1962)

Marilyne Monroe And John F Kennedy holds May 19, 1962 like a lived-in time capsule—the mink stole, the rhinestone gown, and the breathy “Happy Birthday, Mr. President” that turned a fundraiser into legend.

Steve And Harvey and the May 19, 1999 Newspaper They Read Inside the AMC for The Phantom Menace

Steve And Harvey remember sitting in an AMC theater in 1999, holding an old May 19th newspaper that declared The Phantom Menace had debuted—history in their hands while the movie played in front of them.