Our friend Sammy pulls up to the table to tell a parakeet math story, we discuss life in and outside the law, Natalia convinces another Moonshine Cherry casualty, and Sam reads from his new book The World We Killed. We're taking callers! Send us your comments, questions, and recommendations to [email protected], and kindly support us by rating and reviewing the show on iTunes which is a huge help to us.

You can find Sam's book here: 

https://www.amazon.com/World-We-Killed-Sam-Bowdon/dp/1980271399    

The music for this episode comes courtesy of All Boy/All Girl from NYC. Find their album Troubleshooting here:

https://allboyallgirl.bandcamp.com/

We're joined this week by a swell guy we know from the Goulash Comedy open mics, who so happens to have the best laugh around while being a funny man himself. Tyler takes us through stories of mayhem and accident that fit right in with our growing catalog of tales. 

This week's music was "Woman" by MISS MOJO from New Orleans

Find them here: http://www.missmojonola.com/about/

Happy Friday! Last weekend we cranked these out over the casual beverage or a few and discussed a quackable instance or two. Stories and footage from Gip's Place in Bessemer are included at no additional charge! Do us a solid and subscribe if you haven't and leave us a rating or review on iTunes, woncha? It really helps us branch out to new folks. Merch and new stuff coming soon to youz! Remember-- unless it's on the hour, it's five o clock nowhere but in your heart. Cheers!

We're right back in the saddle on our way to the saloon with our comedian friends Chris Ivey and Daniel Sheffield to cut the shite and drunkenly fight in good faith. Many laughs are laughed and boos and booed and there's more than a splash of booyakasha in the mix. Keep up with Chris Ivey on Facebook and help support the Birmingham comedy scene if that's your people. 

https://www.facebook.com/goulashcomedy/

This week's music is "You May Be" by Washington D.C.'s Loi Loi from the album VIVA LA VULVA. They recently released the video for this song, which is available here:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ugTF-Skn40

https://loiloi.bandcamp.com/releases

We had a delay this week so we sat around one hungover morning with our cradled coffees and thought about the darn world. The second half of this one was lost to the cybergrave, so we're hitting it hard tomorrow with a long episode with Birmingham comedian Chris Ivey and it gets crazy! Enjoy this double header and thanks for beering with us.

Our friend Daniel is back for an artificially extended episode about all things topical that will be old news by next week! This one gets a little political and challenging so buckle up and fill yer cup!

Stories from the week amid the draughts and droves and more! Thanks for joining us! This week's music comes courtesy of The JimJims out of New Orleans. Find their music here: https://soundcloud.com/the-jimjims

Our good buddy Marc joins us from the UK Internet and we chat about drunken mishaps, sober perhaps, and Jordy Shore recaps. 

This music for this week was "Kokomo," provided by our friends over in ROLLO, who just released their new album, ROLLO. Find it here: https://rolotony.bandcamp.com/

Our friend oft-mentioned, the Doug from out East, returns to American soil with stories of stools, spirits, and state authority. It's a fun episode in which we finally solve the Tide Pod Problem!

Music from this episode is "After Hours" by Alabama Local HAHA MART, from his album Family Denim. You can buy it here: https://noumenalloom.bandcamp.com/album/haha-mart-family-denim

Our dear friend Hannah joins us on this episode to discuss what NOT to do when you're allergic to shellfish, how to lose a guy and your faith in humanity in a fail swoop at the supermarket, and what might happen if you proposition the man of your dreams while he's onstage in another state. All this and more! Pop your tab and hide your dad, cause it's Beers and Broads!

(Featuring music by Too Many Zooz, "20/20" used in love and good faith.

Our long-time friend Daniel joins us to recap some fascinating events from July's past and we get to the bottom of the big questions floating around the BNB studio. There is much to be learned! 

Captain Kudzu (opening music): https://captainkudzu.bandcamp.com/