Bird Road Podcast

Started at the bottom, now we’re here. The boys are in ReBar, Las Vegas for their first-ever live episode. We wore t-shirts for the occasion. And it was too cold to properly enunciate oneself.

Also, we speak to the most prominent progressive voices in all of Southern Nevada and are shocked to learn there’s a healthy damn progressive presence here.

Our guests included:

-Kyle Chamberlain, chamberlainforgovernor.com/

-Jason Harris, www.facebook.com/TheDefeatedShow/

-Amy Vilela, amy4thepeople.com/

-Michael Weiss, weissfornevada.com/

-Reuben D’Silva, www.dsilvaforcongress.com/

-Hector Rivera, voterivera.org/

Special thanks to Derek from ReBar for making it happen, and to Gina Mizzoni photography for the beautiful shots.

Started at the bottom, now we're here. The boys are in ReBar, Las Vegas for their first-ever live episode. We wore t-shirts for the occasion. And it was too cold to properly enunciate oneself.

Also, we speak to the most prominent progressive voices in all of Southern Nevada and are shocked to learn there's a healthy damn progressive presence here.

Our guests included:

-Kyle Chamberlain, https://chamberlainforgovernor.com/

-Jason Harris, https://www.facebook.com/TheDefeatedShow/

-Amy Vilela, https://amy4thepeople.com/

-Michael Weiss, https://weissfornevada.com/

-Reuben D'Silva, http://www.dsilvaforcongress.com/

-Hector Rivera, http://voterivera.org/

Special thanks to Derek from ReBar for making it happen, and to Gina Mizzoni photography for the beautiful shots.

The bird boys are in town together for the first time since the start of the show. We take a ride around Vegas to run errands in the first half of the show, then get down to business, doing our first edition of Do I Have to.

We got a live show coming up. Check out our website or facebook or whatever for details.

The bird boys are in town together for the first time since the start of the show. We take a ride around Vegas to run errands in the first half of the show, then get down to business, doing our first edition of Do I Have To.

The bird boys are in town together for the first time since the start of the show. We take a ride around Vegas to run errands in the first half of the show, then get down to business, doing our first edition of Do I Have To.

It’s a New Year and Jewish Dave is sicky-sick. He gave it a shot. He failed.

Q soldiers on with the Miami Herald’s Justin Azpiazu, who calls in from his backyard in the heart of Westchester. This message sounds gross because everyone’s eating and drinking during it. We talk about what makes Miami Miami. We also get to listen to high-quality audio of his dog barking, beer bottles clinking on patio furniture, deep vaping breaths, and other great stuff that really adds to the ambience and isn’t distracting at all.

Justin does really cool stuff but didn’t want to share a link so to hell with it.

Music in this episode is by David Rosen and Trick Daddy.

It’s a New Year and Jewish Dave is sicky-sick. He gave it a shot. He failed.

Q soldiers on with the Miami Herald’s Justin Azpiazu, who calls in from his backyard in the heart of Westchester. This message sounds gross because everyone’s eating and drinking during it. We talk about what makes Miami Miami. We also get to listen to high-quality audio of his dog barking, beer bottles clinking on patio furniture, deep vaping breaths, and other great stuff that really adds to the ambience and isn’t distracting at all.

Justin does really cool stuff but didn’t want to share a link so to hell with it.

Music in this episode is by David Rosen and Trick Daddy.

It’s a New Year and Jewish Dave is sicky-sick. He gave it a shot. He failed.

Q soldiers on with the Miami Herald’s Justin Azpiazu, who calls in from his backyard in the heart of Westchester. This message sounds gross because everyone’s eating and drinking during it. We talk about what makes Miami Miami. We also get to listen to high-quality audio of his dog barking, beer bottles clinking on patio furniture, deep vaping breaths, and other great stuff that really adds to the ambience and isn’t distracting at all.

Justin does really cool stuff but didn’t want to share a link so to hell with it.

Music in this episode is by David Rosen and Trick Daddy.

Victor (and briefly his dad) makes an appearance just in time to not have a Top 11 list of the best television of 2017 ready for this episode. It's funnier than it sounds.

Music is by David Rosen. Victor Moran can be found @victormoranlive and at victormoranlive.com. Read Garry in Real Life.

Jewish Dave's Top 11:

1. Fargo

2. Vice Principals

3. It’s Always Sunny In Philadelphia

4. Silicon Valley

5. Master of None

6. Lady Dynamite

7. Curb Your Enthusiasm

8. GLOW

9. At Home With Amy Sedaris

10. Better Call Saul

11. Episodes

Q's Top 11

1. Atlanta

2. Fargo

3. It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia

4. Legion

5. The Leftovers

6. Young Pope

7. Rick & Morty

8. Vice Principals

9. Better Call Saul

10. Bojack Horseman

11. You’re the Worst

Come at us. @david_quinones, @bydavidrosen.

You’re all going to be in big trouble once I finish this description.

*Continues typing random numbers on the keyboard.*

We start things off talking a lot about the Big Yummy, again, without giving any context as to who the Big Yummy is. We check in on the front lines of the culture wars: Starbucks. Ryan Daugherty throttles the podcast with his net neutrality knowledge. Children deserve health insurance… OR DO THEY? (Spoiler alert: They do.)

Love Hate: F*ck Carlos Curbelo. F*ck him up his dumb f*cking ass. This episode brought to you by Hobby Lobby and Chik Fil A. Heroin > crack.

All music in this episode is by David Rosen.