Lynn Dimick

Grandpa Is Him

Kids EN ↓ 20 episodes

A general microcast about everything and nothing in everyday life. True short stories, family fun, some true crime, anything that I find interesting. In short, it is about everyday life, as lived by every day people, presented a fun and entertaining way.

Author

Lynn Dimick

Category

Kids

Podcast website

grandpaishim.com

Latest episode

Dec 23, 2025

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Episodes

I Wonder as I Gaze. 23.12.2025

A quiet birth in a low place, a question that refuses to fade: can a tiny light still change a troubled world. We gathered for a musical fireside to follow that light from the manger to our moment, weaving scripture, narration, and song into a story of courage, humility, and hope. Starting with heartfelt thanks for the many hands behind the program, we step into the lives of Mary and Joseph—two yo...

The CIA's Star Wars Website Disaster 23.06.2025

The digital age promised revolutionary new tools for espionage, but as the CIA discovered through catastrophic failure, technology can betray as easily as it can conceal. At the heart of this shocking intelligence disaster sits an unlikely protagonist: StarWarsWebNet, a seemingly innocent fan site that secretly served as a communication channel between CIA handlers and their informants behind enem...

Tooting Through Time: When Flatulence Paid the Bills 12.06.2025

We explore the smelly side of history by examining professional farters through the ages, from medieval court entertainers to modern-day performers. • Roland the Farter, employed by King Henry II, performed a yearly Christmas routine of jumping, whistling, and farting in exchange for land and a manor • Medieval Irish professional farters called "braggatori" performed for nobles and were...

Dungeons Without Dragons: Leonardo's Secret Military Tunnels/Sharknado 12.06.2025

We explore the hidden tunnels beneath Milan's Sforza Castle, designed by Leonardo da Vinci and only recently discovered in 2025 using ground-penetrating radar technology. While working as a military engineer for Ludovico Sforza, da Vinci created secret passageways connecting important Renaissance landmarks that remained hidden for over 500 years. • Leonardo applied to work for Ludovico Sforza...

Tomb Raiders Need Not Apply: Seven Legendary Burial Sites Still Playing Hard-to-Get 27.05.2025

The enduring mystery of Genghis Khan's tomb reveals how history's greatest conqueror remains hidden 800 years after death despite modern technology and scientific explorations. Respectful archaeological approaches balance scientific curiosity with cultural reverence as UNESCO protections and Mongolian traditions shield sacred burial grounds from excavation. • Examining popular myths abou...

Stream Dreams and Playlist Schemes: Inside Music's Digital Underground 12.05.2025

The digital music industry is rife with fraud and manipulation, from AI-generated song scams to playlist payola, all at the expense of real artists who struggle to earn sustainable income from streaming. • North Carolina man Michael Smith stole $10 million using AI to create fake songs and bots to stream them • Spotify paid $10 billion in royalties last year, but only 4% of artists earn sustainabl...

Baseball by the Numbers: Exploring the Art of Stats, Coaches, and Mud 28.04.2025

Baseball isn't just about what happens on the field – it's a complex world of statistics, coaching strategy, and quirky traditions that make America's pastime endlessly fascinating. We explore the hidden aspects of the game that fans rarely see but that shape everything from scoring to memorabilia. • Box scores have evolved from simple newspaper summaries to complex analytical tools...

Zombies, Beyoncé, and Toilet Paper: The College Catalog From Another Dimension 14.04.2025

Weird college courses have become legendary in our cultural mythology—but how strange do they really get? Grandpa Is Him takes you on a bewildering tour through academia's most eyebrow-raising offerings, from "The Philosophy of Star Trek" to "Thinking About Toilet Paper." After sharing his own unconventional education story—graduating college in 2020 alongside his oldest s...

Fact or Fiction: The Strange Road Rules Governing America's Highways 29.03.2025

Buckle up for a hilarious journey through America's strangest and most useless driving laws as we quiz you on which bizarre rules are fact versus fiction across all 50 states. • Blindfolded driving is illegal in Alabama, though singing opera behind the wheel is perfectly fine • Alaska prohibits transporting drunk passengers in taxis • In Arizona, driving in reverse on public streets is agains...

Sometimes the Weirdest Ideas Make the Most Money 16.03.2025

What do a singing plastic fish, a rock in a box, and a blanket with sleeves have in common? They all made their creators millions of dollars despite seemingly ridiculous premises. In this fascinating exploration of unlikely product success stories, we take you through 25 bizarre inventions that defied all logic yet struck gold in the marketplace. From Big Mouth Billy Bass (the animatronic singing...

How To Transform Your BBQ Skills for Delicious Results 03.03.2025

In this engaging and mouth-watering episode,  we explore the fascinating world of smoking and grilling meats, guided by the expertise of our guest, Michael Waller. Listeners will appreciate the distinctions between grilling and barbecuing, illuminating how each method contributes to the deliciousness of our favorite meats. The conversation kicks off with cherished family memories of Thanksgiving,...

Episode 8 - Paint the Town Red, Harry Hamlin cooks, and Gun Safety 22.02.2025

There wee some audio problems with the original release so here is release 2. Ever wondered why we say "paint the town red"? Step back in time to 1837 and join us as we unravel the thrilling escapade of the Marquis of Waterford, whose mischievous antics gave birth to this colorful expression. From wild night stories to hangover cures, we explore the quirky history of idioms like "ha...

Episode 7 - Teen DnD 27.01.2025

The last episode with DnD content. This episode happened when I found that I had most of the family DnD players in one place, at one time, and some recording equipment. The neat thing is that EVERYONE from 9 to 64 years of age enjoyed the time together. There are a lot of technical problems but the content is so organic that it could not be improved, much. Keywords Dungeons and Dragons, podcast, r...

Episode 6 - The DM Speaks Out 13.01.2025

This interview with Ben Dimick dives into the world of Dungeons and Dragons (D&D), presenting it as an interactive storytelling experience rather than just a game.  Ben defines the roles of players and the Dungeon Master (DM), emphasizing the importance of player agency and collaboration over competition.  He shares personal anecdotes about overcoming challenges like metagaming while maintaini...

Bonus Episode 31.12.2024

In this episode I interview three of our grandchildren. William, 7, Paige 6, and Connor 3. Ask a crazy question and get a crazy/unexpected answer. I hope that they enjoy it! Send us Fan Mail

Episode 5 - Capitol Riot and Your Privacy 30.12.2024

In this episode we dig into the investigative tools used to search for suspects for the January 6th riots. We uncover some concerning tools, identify some serious concerns, and help you decide if this is a real concern or another conspiracy. Keywords microcast, policing, January 6th, surveillance technology, privacy, facial recognition, Clearview AI, geolocation, geofencing, law enforcement Summar...

Episode 4 - Let The Stable 19.12.2024

In this special release we listen to the Christmas Devotional presented by the Sunset Beach Stake of the Church of Jesus Christ of latter-day Saints. This one hour long performance was written and directed by Karen Dimick Song- “Let the Stable Still Astonish”- Stake Choir Soloist- Kate Ensley Cellist- Isla Madsen Song- “Born is the Light of the World”- Stake Choir By Sally DeFord  Song- “Come, Lor...

Episode 3 - AI Isn't 09.12.2024

In this episode of Grandpa is Him, I delve into the world of artificial intelligence (AI) and its impact on podcasting. I share my experiences using tools like ChatGPT for idea generation and content creation, discussing both their benefits and limitations.  A conversation with Max Foster, an AI avatar, reveals AI's influence across sectors and ethical concerns, particularly for younger audie...

Episode 2 - Dungeons and Dragons from Adult Player Perspective 25.11.2024

In this episode of 'Grandpa is Him', host Lynn Dimick explores the world of Dungeons and Dragons (D&D) with guests Daniel and Brandon. They discuss the evolution of the game, their personal experiences as players, and the dynamics of character creation and group interactions. The conversation highlights the importance of camaraderie, creativity, and the joy of playing D&D as a fa...

Grandpa Is Him Trailer 14.11.2024

This is a quick sample of what Grandpa Is Him will sound like. It is fun and family friendly. In this episode Lilly and Rozy share their part in naming this podcast. Send us Fan Mail

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