Blind Pig Confessions's Podcast

Blind Pig Confessions's Podcast

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Blind Pig Confessions's Podcast episodes

  • BPC Episode 14

    This week on Friday Night Blind Pig Confessions we had the pleasure of sitting down at Claude and Annie’s in Fishers, IN with some very special guests. Joining us this week was Mr. Darrin Snider from Indy In-Tune (our syndicator), our famous and deliciously sexy bearded buddy, Patrick Hall, and the host of Niko’s Open Stage at Claude and Annie’s, Nick Wengler. Nick gives us the low down on open mic night every Wednesday as well as Keith Disbro’s DJ Bingo on Tuesdays (and Trivia on Thursdays) to name just a few of the many activities to enjoy each night at Claude and Annie’s. Due to the Back to the Future predictions that were not, we pay tribute to the many sci-fi predictions that have come to fruition as well as a review of Goose Island’s Autumn Ale. There were also some shout out to local musicians, Dead Squirrels, Dave Vogt, among others in this well rounded and fun episode with friends and drinks. And a big thanks to Heather Jones to putting up with us all evening.

    1 hr
  • BPC Episode 14

    This week on Friday Night Blind Pig Confessions we had the pleasure of sitting down at Claude and Annie’s in Fishers, IN with some very special guests. Joining us this week was Mr. Darrin Snider from Indy In-Tune (our syndicator), our famous and deliciously sexy bearded buddy, Patrick Hall, and the host of Niko’s Open Stage at Claude and Annie’s, Nick Wengler.

    Nick gives us the low down on open mic night every Wednesday as well as Keith Disbro’s DJ Bingo on Tuesdays (and Trivia on Thursdays) to name just a few of the many activities to enjoy each night at Claude and Annie’s.

    Due to the Back to the Future predictions that were not, we pay tribute to the many sci-fi predictions that have come to fruition as well as a review of Goose Island’s Autumn Ale.

    There were also some shout out to local musicians, Dead Squirrels, Dave Vogt, among others in this well rounded and fun episode with friends and drinks. And a big thanks to Heather Jones to putting up with us all evening.

    1 hr
  • BPC Episode 13

    A pleasure this week to sit with Nick Yoder of Journeyman Distillery in Three Oaks, Michigan during their 4th Anniversary Party. Cowboy and Dougy Fresh could not have been more giddy on this trip. Spent the day before preparing by hitting some fine breweries in Michigan (one of Dougie's favorite, Right Brain Brewery, Jolly Pumpkin, Clam Lake Brewery, Greenbush Brewery). But we could not have had a better time on Saturday at Journeyman for the celebration. Still hard to believe they have only been around for four years and have such amazing spirits. A Journey here will not soon be forgotten. A beautiful old buggy whip factory, originally built by a staunch prohibitionist, EK Warren, set on a historic location with something to offer for every whiskey lover. We were able to enjoy some great live music from Brett Wiscons before sitting down with Nick to talk shop and share a glass of Last Feather Rye. Some special shout outs to our buddy Warren Kluck of Jason Lee and Kluck in the Morning Show, who was enjoying some great food and mixed drinks downstairs with the rest of our clan (Ryan Douglas, Jerry Huener, Jacilynn Ferris), as well as 18th Street Brewery and Central State Brewing in Indianapolis. Enjoy this week's show and then get yourself a bottle or three of their tasty spirits, and do yourself a favor and get to Three Oaks to see this amazing place.

    27 min
  • BPC Episode 13

    A pleasure this week to sit with Nick Yoder of Journeyman Distillery in Three Oaks, Michigan during their 4th Anniversary Party.

    Cowboy and Dougy Fresh could not have been more giddy on this trip. Spent the day before preparing by hitting some fine breweries in Michigan (one of Dougie's favorite, Right Brain Brewery, Jolly Pumpkin, Clam Lake Brewery, Greenbush Brewery). But we could not have had a better time on Saturday at Journeyman for the celebration. Still hard to believe they have only been around for four years and have such amazing spirits. A Journey here will not soon be forgotten. A beautiful old buggy whip factory, originally built by a staunch prohibitionist, EK Warren, set on a historic location with something to offer for every whiskey lover. We were able to enjoy some great live music from Brett Wiscons before sitting down with Nick to talk shop and share a glass of Last Feather Rye.

    Some special shout outs to our buddy Warren Kluck of Jason Lee and Kluck in the Morning Show, who was enjoying some great food and mixed drinks downstairs with the rest of our clan (Ryan Douglas, Jerry Huener, Jacilynn Ferris), as well as 18th Street Brewery and Central State Brewing in Indianapolis.

    Enjoy this week's show and then get yourself a bottle or three of their tasty spirits, and do yourself a favor and get to Three Oaks to see this amazing place.

    27 min
  • BPC Episode 12

    Cowboy, Jordan, and Dougie Fresh enjoy an evening of whiskey and brews with the boys from Dos Ringos, Trent Harris and Scot Heminger(aka. Busey).This episode we explored the roots of Outlaw Country and where it's at today as well as Trent's odd obsession with Taylor Swift. Our good buddy Jamie Jackson posted about Ryan Adams new album covering Swift which prompted Dougie (being a Ryan Adams fan) to give it a listen . . . and now wishes he just would have downed a bottle of ammonia instead.

    1 hr 4 min
  • BPC Episode 12

    Cowboy, Jordan, and Dougie Fresh enjoy an evening of whiskey and brews with the boys from Dos Ringos, Trent Harris and Scot Heminger(aka. Busey).
    This episode we explored the roots of Outlaw Country and where it's at today as well as Trent's odd obsession with Taylor Swift.  Our good buddy Jamie Jackson posted about Ryan Adams new album covering Swift which prompted Dougie (being a Ryan Adams fan) to give it a listen . . . and now wishes he just would have downed a bottle of ammonia instead.  

    1 hr 4 min
  • BPC Episode 11

    Pumpkin Beer, Family Reunions, and a Free For AllThis week's episode he have special guest, Jay Jones, the legend in his own mind. He talk fall, football, pumpkin beer, and the love of motorboating. We began drinking a bit early on this one and Jay was unable to keep the BPC boys on topic. But an enjoyable off the wall evening for us and our listeners.

    1 hr 5 min
  • BPC Episode 11

    Pumpkin Beer, Family Reunions, and a Free For All

    This week's episode he have special guest, Jay Jones, the legend in his own mind.
    He talk fall, football, pumpkin beer, and the love of motorboating.

    We began drinking a bit early on this one and Jay was unable to keep the BPC boys on topic. But an enjoyable off the wall evening for us and our listeners.

    1 hr 5 min
  • BPC Episode 10

    This week we discuss some cheap yet surprising bourbon and Fountain Square Brewery Backyard Porter while discussing some of our favorite live shows. Dougie Fresh expresses his love for quiet nights with Barry Manilow and Cowboy yammers on about Bob Seger.....again! Opening music by Sherman Tedder and Gladys Bently takes us out with a little 'Worried Blues'. A handful of shout outs to the always lovable Jamie Jackson and Sam Ash Music, Lindsay Lou and the Flatbellys, Journeymen Distillery, and Right Brain Brewery and others.

    1 hr 1 min
  • BPC Episode 10

    This week we discuss some cheap yet surprising bourbon and Fountain Square Brewery Backyard Porter while discussing some of our favorite live shows. Dougie Fresh expresses his love for quiet nights with Barry Manilow and Cowboy yammers on about Bob Seger.....again! Opening music by Sherman Tedder and Gladys Bently takes us out with a little 'Worried Blues'. A handful of shout outs to the always lovable Jamie Jackson and Sam Ash Music, Lindsay Lou and the Flatbellys, Journeymen Distillery, and Right Brain Brewery and others.

    1 hr 1 min

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The 18th Amendment, which made it illegal to manufacture, sell, or transport alcohol, went into effect on January 17th, 1920. This led to 13 years of organized crime, corruption, and much bloodshed across the land, as well as what we now refer to as the Roaring '20's.