Bellied Up

In this episode we're at The Red Baron Lounge in Casselton, ND. First caller lost his wisdom and wants to know if he can drink with his buddies sooner rather than later. The next caller is seeking real estate advice and also has a "buy, sell, or trade" for a sweet motorcycle. The last caller is worried that she's becoming a "Karen"... Oh! and she can play the cello.

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Our first caller wants to find a date for an upcoming wedding and has a beef with bowling. In the next call, we get an update from the mother who wants her daughter to get into deer hunting (Episode #36). The last caller is a tattoo artist in Wisconsin, and we get a full breakdown on what it's like to be a tattoo artist.

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In this episode, we're at Hi-Ho Burgers & Brews in Dilworth, MN. Myles & Charlie learn an interesting fact about strawberries. First caller is a geologist who is wondering how she can get her parents to stop asking when she's going to have kids. The next caller is a "Former NFL QB" who is in the market for a hot dog roller.

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In this episode we're at Hi-Ho Burgers & Brews in Dilworth, MN. Our first caller is puzzled by the number of geese around his house. The next caller is wondering if he has an addiction to Touchtunes, and the last caller has a dream bar idea and explains why Kansas City, MO is awesome.

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Our first caller is a flight attendant for a private jet who gives us details on the craziest thing she's ever seen on a plane. Then, Green Bay Packers Running Back AJ Dillon joins the podcast. The next caller wants to know which Packer player hits the hardest, and the last caller of the day wants to know why men cheat. She then throws a massive curveball at us.

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In this episode, Green Bay Packers running back AJ Dillon and Will Toonen join the podcast. The first caller is a mailman who wants to know what makes someone "Not Midwest Nice". Next caller is having trouble staying awake while driving. The gang tries some delicious horseradish. The last caller of the day wants to know which Midwest states belong on the Midwest family tree. 

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In this episode we're at Lenny's Bar in Green Bay, WI. The first caller is an insurance workerwho is trying to convince his girlfriend that wisconsin is a good location spot, and Charlie helps out. The next caller wants to improve his two skills: golfing and fishing. The last caller is a transplant from who live is St. Paul and wants to know when he will finally be considered a Midwesterner. 

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In this episode we talk to a guy tells us his story at a waste water treatment plant, next caller can't stop hitting deer we give her some expert analysis on how not to, Last caller is wondering how long a best man speech should be.

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Our first caller is considering a career change and has a passion for the art of wood carving. Next caller has been in a committed relationship with her boyfriend for nearly two decades, and is wondering if he'll ever propose. Charlie and Myles discuss some possible ways on getting him to propose. Lastly, we've got a caller who's uncorked some wine in her closet and is feeling a bit wined up about why Indiana isn't getting the attention it deserves.