Welcome in our permanent 3rd caster! We talk about summer craziness, coupled with Dad stuff and work/history. New format this season!!

In this episode we begin the "wind-down" of season one by talking about a ton of different things. Injuries, family, work, and just BSing about some fun times when we were not under the influence. Enjoy this one as we start to wrap up Season #1 of The Blue Collar Dadcast! Season Finale Next! Thank you to all of our listeners from the first season! Number 2 will be more refined and much more gripping!

Tune in as we enjoy the great outdoors sitting around the fire enjoying great company sharing laughs and delicious beverages. Quite the feat recording out in the sticks but we did it!Hope you like the episode!Cheers!

In this episode we talk about Colorado sports history and the beginnings of our professional sports franchises! As usual we sample a beverage and give thoughts on it during the cast.

!!!!THIS EPISODE IS VERY EXPLICIT!!!! Lots of swear words are thrown around in this episode, just reminiscing on the past. Hope you guys enjoy some of the stories from our early years, very young and dumb and irresponsible! Disclaimer: We DO NOT condone any of the stupid things we did as early twenty-somethings, this episode is purely story sharing. IN NO WAY do we want ANYBODY to do the things that are talked about.

Shooting ideas around, we landed on Lakeside for this episode. Thanks to Chad's Father-in-Law We dive deep into Amusement Parks as a whole, and why they began. Cheers to American adaptation during our formidable years.

Disclaimer: We are not historians, but we live in Colorado, and love the rich history. We may miss some parts of the topic, or even botch some dates/details. The episodes are based on our personal research.

(Anything Copyrighted contained in this episode is being used as part of "Free Use Laws" we are not monetized.)

We get back to regular format this episode. Family love, a funny review and into the Smaldone Crime Family! Find our social media's through this episode.

Disclaimer: We are not historians, some of the accounts we speak about may be inaccurate. We live in Colorado and love the rich history.

We get into some of the actual accounts of soldiers and Natives alike - who were present during the events at Sand Creek. Wrapping this topic up is very difficult in our typical 45-60min format. We implore you, if you found this topic as gripping as we did, to continue looking into it. Cheers! Disclaimer: The excerpt's used in this episode are cited verbally. However, we want to give credit where credit is due! The book we are citing the accounts of the massacre from is "A Misplaced Massacre -Struggling over the Memory of Sand Creek" by Ari Kelman. We are not historians, we love colorado history, learning, talking, and hopefully inspiring others to dive into subjects that may not be 'popular' history subjects.

This is one of the hardest episodes we've had to do so far. It will be a two part, we understand that there are living heritage of this atrocity and we have wanted to do this correctly. This episode briefly touches on the people involved... we love, we attempt to understand - but also tell the story from both sides.

Disclaimer: We are not historians, but we are very invested in our states history. Any account that may be inaccurate, or information that may be incorrect are research done on our behalf. All accreditations are either mentioned or explored. We are not monetized.