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Barrel House’s Sara and Gus Stathes beer-tastic adventure with kids, ferrets & Wu Tang
Wu Tang is definitely for the children when your folks own the bar.
What Had Happened Was podcast host Amelia Robinson spoke with Barrel House owners Sara and Gus Stathes about ferrets, Tinder, Dayton, beer, jerks and Wu Tang Wednesday.
Ellie, Sara’s 9-year-old daughter and the Barrel House’s unofficial mascot, was their to represent all things Taylor Swift and to keep things moving.
Sara dishes about what it is like to be a boss lady in the male dominated beer world.
She and Gus, her new husband, shared the trials and triumphs they have faced their first year owning one of downtown Dayton’s liveliest hangouts.
The What Had Happened Was podcast is a product of Dayton.com sponsored by Cox Digital Marketing.
The Dayton area was hit 15 tornadoes on Memorial Day. Want to help the community recover? The Dayton Foundation’s Tornado Relief Fund (daytonfoundation.org) and The Foodbank (thefoodbankdayton.org) are accepting financial donations.
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Wu Tang is definitely for the children when your folks own the bar.
What Had Happened Was podcast host Amelia Robinson spoke with Barrel House owners Sara and Gus Stathes about ferrets, Tinder, Dayton, beer, jerks and Wu Tang Wednesday.
Ellie, Sara’s 9-year-old daughter and the Barrel House’s unofficial mascot, was their to represent all things Taylor Swift and to keep things moving.
Sara dishes about what it is like to be a boss lady in the male dominated beer world.
She and Gus, her new husband, shared the trials and triumphs they have faced their first year owning one of downtown Dayton’s liveliest hangouts.
The What Had Happened Was podcast is a product of Dayton.com sponsored by Cox Digital Marketing.
The Dayton area was hit 15 tornadoes on Memorial Day. Want to help the community recover? The Dayton Foundation’s Tornado Relief Fund (daytonfoundation.org) and The Foodbank (thefoodbankdayton.org) are accepting financial donations.