Beer Thursday

In a world where large, upright creatures with large feet can’t catch a break–I mean, you’ve got some people who don’t even believe they exist and others that won’t leave them the heck alone!--our 3 heroes of make-believiness give our hairy friend his due.

Do you believe Sasquatch exist?

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This round of Beer Thursday features hosts Shayne and Jay alongside a guest referred to humorously as 'Tim, the bringer of peace and goodness.' The trio embarks on a lighthearted and somewhat inebriated discussion about the existence of Sasquatch, also known as Bigfoot, exploring its various names, speculated origins, and its portrayal in folklore across different cultures. The conversation veers through a series of tangents, including brief mentions of other mythical creatures, personal anecdotes, and playful banter about whether such beings could exist. They touch on the role of technology in tracking Sasquatch, question the believability of claimed sightings, and humorously speculate on the creature's impact on society, including a joking suggestion that Sasquatch might be running the government. The round concludes with the hosts inviting listener engagement, albeit in a self-deprecating manner.

Watch your mouth! We earn that “Explicit” tag with this one. (Again) We’ve got more creative phrases to work your offense and outrage muscles. Tune in and cuss your way to laughs!

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Creative Cussing - The Australian Edition

In the third part of the 'creative cussing' series, the hosts share a list of humorous and eccentric curses formulated by an Australian wife. The conversation quickly turns into an amusing discussion on colorful cussing, supported by anecdotes and interpretations. The hosts touch upon cultural differences in cussing between countries like the U.K., Australia, and the U.S. and how certain curse words might not be perceived as offensive in different cultures. They also enjoy a humor-enhanced conversation around TV shows like Game of Thrones and Yellowstone and invite listeners to share their own iterations of creative cussing for future broadcasts.

Watch your mouth! We earn that “Explicit” tag with this one. (Again) We’ve got more creative phrases to work your offense and outrage muscles. Tune in and cuss your way to laughs!

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Creative Cussing - The Australian Edition

In the third part of the 'creative cussing' series, the hosts share a list of humorous and eccentric curses formulated by an Australian wife. The conversation quickly turns into an amusing discussion on colorful cussing, supported by anecdotes and interpretations. The hosts touch upon cultural differences in cussing between countries like the U.K., Australia, and the U.S. and how certain curse words might not be perceived as offensive in different cultures. They also enjoy a humor-enhanced conversation around TV shows like Game of Thrones and Yellowstone and invite listeners to share their own iterations of creative cussing for future broadcasts.

How do you take your coffee? Seriously. Very seriously. We’re taking out coffee with a beer chaser and good friend (You!). Join us as we revisit one of our favorite topics.

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The Coffee Talk: Reflections and Preferences

In this episode, the hosts discuss their coffee preferences, focusing on the brands and styles they find most appealing. The hosts reminisce about a coffee brand called Bones Coffee, which they appreciate for its robust flavor and exciting themes. They also discuss their transitions from drinking coffee with sweeteners and creamers to enjoying black coffee. They mention Dutch Brothers, a coffee chain they enjoy, noting their superior customer service and extensive customizable menu. They also talk about another coffee shop chain, 151 Coffee, and praise their excellent Americanos. The hosts express their whimsical discontent with how some hospitality outlets have changed recipes of condiments and beverages, respectively. The transcript concludes with the hosts urging their listeners to share where they enjoy their favorite coffee.

We all love texting! Except for when our friends and family do these things. Join our illustrious conversation of when texting annoys!

What texting habit annoys you most?

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In this round of Beer Thursday, we delve into the nuances of modern-day texting. We explore their preferences for communication methods, contemplating the differences between phone calls, emails, and text messages and even making light of how people overanalyze the punctuation used in texts. The conversation evolves into a consideration of texting etiquette, such as rapid-fire texts or immediate responses, the psychology behind group chat names, and privacy aspects when it comes to reading texts on another person's phone. While humor fills the commentary, your glorious and most humble hosts do touch on societal shifts in communication through technology.

We're back with the rest--or at least some of them--of the phrases that "woke culture wants to erase from history." Some make sense, and some are absurd. We guide you with truth and wisdom you can only find on BeerThursay.

Inspired by the blog post, “You Can’t Say That”: 30 Time-Honored Sayings Woke Culture Wants to Erase from History"

What is a phrase that you think we should stop using?

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In this second part of their discussion, the magnificent Beer Thursday Hosts discuss a list of "30 time-honored sayings that woke culture wants to erase from history." They question the validity of some of these entries, pointing out that many seem to be reaching or misinterpreted. The discussion leads them to question the necessity of language policing and discuss aspects of cancel culture.

Join your most humble and generous hosts as they discuss the brand new Bill Joel song, “Turn the Lights Back On!”

We previously talked about Billy Joel a few months ago in Jay's No Stranger to The Stranger, which we discussed one of our favorite of Joel's albums.

What do you think about “Turn the Lights Back On?”

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In this round, your hosts of Beer Thursday celebrate the release of Billy Joel's first new song in 30 years. We explore the collaboration with Freddie Wexler, who took on the role of lyricist due to Billy Joel's struggle with writing words. We also discuss whether not writing their own lyrics diminishes an artist's credibility, comparing Joel with other famous artists like Elton John, Vince Neil, and Elvis Presley, who didn't write all their lyrics. We appreciate how Billy Joel managed to maintain his singing capabilities at age 74 and express hopes for a new album release. The episode ends with a toast, celebrating the return of the Piano Man.

You can't say that! Even if we do, which we don't because these phrases need to be removed from history. According to a blog post.

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In this round of Beer Thursday, the hosts discuss a listicle about "30 time-honored sayings woke culture wants to erase from history," which they discovered on the Edge launch page. They express a mixture of amusement and frustration at the list, exploring the reasoning behind a number of sayings being considered offensive, including phrases like...well, you should just listen. They express skepticism about some items on the list, arguing about the original meanings and contexts of the words. The hosts also toast to a new year and touch on potentially problematic lyrics in older songs.

There's no bread? Let them eat steak. That is not what Marie Antoinette said, but we are talking about how [and why] Jay likes his steak!

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This round of Beer Thursday explores the world of steaks in a light-hearted and humorous conversation. Shayne and Jay discuss their preferences for types and cuts of steak, their methods for preparing steak, and their views on steak at various restaurants. The conversation also covers other meats, including buffalo, venison, and lamb. Jay and Shayne share cooking anecdotes, tips, and their experiences with various dishes. They also discuss the impact of texture, their preference for seafood, and explore pork steak and compare it to steak. They also mention their love for boxed mashed potatoes.

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Come on, feel the noise! Did not make the list, but some truly genius gems did. Join us for this discussion of great opening lines to songs.

We discuss The list of songs from Jeff Mezydlo's article, "The 25 greatest opening lines to songs."

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In this episode of Beer Thursday, the hosts explore a list of 'the 25 greatest opening lines to songs'. They discuss and critique each line from various songs, navigating through various genres, including rock, blues, pop, and hip-hop. While they disagree with some of the entries, they express their appreciation for the creativity and power of opening lines in songs. They also encourage their listeners to share their favorite opening lines and plan to compile a listener-suggested list in future episodes.

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