Jessica and Kara
Postmarked & Tipsy
What can a postcard really tell you? On Postmarked & Tipsy , we explore real vintage postcards from the past — and the stories hidden between the lines. Each episode starts with a simple message… and quickly turns into something else: A mystery A question Or a story that doesn’t quite add up With a drink in hand, we dig into the details, the history, and the people behind the postcard — trying to figure out what was really going on.
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Episodes
Episode 1: The Warm Friend Tavern 30.04.2026 10:37
“Crossed the lake last night… moonlight and everything.” In this episode of Postmarked & Tipsy, we read a 1939 postcard from the Warm Friend Tavern in Holland, Michigan—and what looks like a simple travel note quickly opens the door to something much bigger. Subscribe for more postcard stories, history and questions. Music by UnbanishedMule from Pixabay Sources & Resources Photos from T...
Episode 2: Winter Wood & Romantic Intentions 30.04.2026 17:19
“I collect postcards, hankies… and pen pals.” In this episode of Postmarked & Tipsy, a postcard from the summit of Mount Washington sent in 1947 turns into something that feels less like a travel update… And more like a personal ad. Subscribe for more postcard stories, history and questions. Music by UnbanishedMule from Pixabay #postcardquestionpodcast #postcardpodcast #postcardhistorypodca...
Episode 5: The Cabin Monoplane 30.04.2026 22:24
“I miss you… I love you… I’m having a great time.” In this episode of Postmarked & Tipsy, we read a 1939 postcard that feels… contradictory. The sender writes home to his family: “I miss you… I love you… I can’t wait to get away… I am having a great time.” Wait—what? Subscribe for more postcard stories, history and questions. Music by UnbanishedMule from Pixabay #postcardquestionpodcast #po...
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