2 Guys 3 Crowns

This week, the guys are joined by Florence Wetzel: an American author HAPPILY stuck in Sweden. From Denver to Stockholm, she shares her story of tracking down the Girl With the Dragon Tattoo, her love of Sweden and creating Scandinavian thrillers of her own. Florence's books are available at: USA Amazon: https://amzn.to/3fazrUy SWE Adlibris: https://bit.ly/3b7ZFnH UK Book Depository: https://bit.ly/2YujjYc

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The next chapter of the Coronavirus Chronicles brings us Lola Akinmade Åkerström! A renowned travel photographer (represented by the National Geographic Image Collection), writer, TED talker, founder of businesses, mom and more, we get her inside scoop her favorite travel experiences. Plus, she shares her favorite hidden gem in Stockholm. Check Lola out on the following platforms: Writing and Photography portfolio - https://www.akinmade.com Academy - https://academy.geotravelermedia.com Twitter - https://www.twitter.com/LolaAkinmade Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/GeotravelersNiche Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/LolaAkinmade NordicTB Collective - www.nordictb.com Slow Travel Stockholm - www.slowtravelstockholm.com

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The mastermind behind "The American Food and Gift Store According to Charles" joins the guys in the studio. That's right! It's Charles Fletcher. He explains the store's humble origins as a cafe offshoot, some wild orders, why Spam is so hard to import (sorry, Rodney) and why Kool Aid is so popular in Sweden - hint: it's not for drinking. The American Food and Gift Store: Website: https://bit.ly/2VHiM21 Facebook: https://bit.ly/3bo3eHb Instagram: https://bit.ly/2VMEwJM

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It's 3 guys, 3 crowns this week as Patrick "Risotto" Botlero joins us. A fascinating story that takes us from New York City's financial world, to the country homes of Italian grandmothers and back to Sweden. Patrick shares some of his inspiration and where you can find his pop up experiences. Order his cookbook, Den Stora Risottoresan, today! https://bit.ly/2VmlauU Test Patrick's "Strawberry Risotto" recipe: https://bit.ly/3a6oDmO AND visit the Facebook page: https://bit.ly/3a7GsSi

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Social distancing can be a bit lonely, so we've invited a very special guest this week. - Germaine Thomas returns! She joins the guys to talk about the recipes getting her through quarantine, the JamNation band's new EP and planning a tour in the age of Corona. Plus, she runs the gauntlet of our 5 personal questions.

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Congrats, everyone! We’ve made it through another week of social distancing. The guys talk about their strategies for beating the boredom including new recipes, must-watch Netflix and baby sleep training. Plus, strategies for eating outside (if it’s not snowing - again). Also, a restaurant based on toilet paper?

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The side effects of social distancing mean the guys have some crazy stories to discuss this week - including entertaining an infant who refuses to sleep and Sean almost blowing himself up in the pursuit of grilling. Plus, Rodney drops some interesting facts about why Sweden won't run out of TP. Then, the guys discuss some Netflix recommendations to get you through until next week.

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Week 1 of social distancing quarantine, and the guys are already stir crazy. What else is there to do but write parody songs about coronavirus? The guys talk about how they are passing the time. Plus, Rodney pimps his iPhone with custom, aftermarket parts.

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Sean has finally made the long journey back to Stockholm. He recaps some of the joys of long haul travel with an infant, cold weather in Miami, and re-adjusting to Stockholm’s weird quirks. Rodney fills Sean in on the details of what Swedish winter has been like (complete with the Swedish pose). Plus, the guys discuss the national entry to Eurovision, Swedish ribs, papayas. Then - the verdict on Sean’s lucky bamboo! It’s a packed episode this week.

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It's our one year anniversary! Sean tells of his "carnaval" experience in Antonina, Brazil as we approach Fat Tuesday. He's also getting ready for his return to Stockholm. The guys discuss look alike foods in the Swedish supermarket, the optimal size of semlor and tortilla creations among other random topics.

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