Bridge from Nowhere

Bridge from Nowhere

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Bridge from Nowhere episodes

  • 16 – Meat, Mobsters, and Microbes

    In which Marissa Capito joins us to discuss growing up in Juneau, the hard microbial work at the wastewater treatment plant, Jamie eats raw meat, Lou paddles 100 miles, Andy drinks runoff water, and we recreate the golden age of Juneau Jingles.

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    And check this out for Marissa's dad, Greg, in his cameo as a would-be hitman at the Bergmann.

    59 min
  • 15 – The Windmills of Your Mind

    Windmill Engineer Cayleigh Allen joins us to discuss the future of the world. George Takei tells us about how his name is pronounced.  We hear from the dissatisfied listener. We discuss Thane. Lou reveals new talents. And the long awaited return of our discussion of Poo -- this time, we might change the world.

    59 min
  • 14 – Orcas, Clowns, and Camp

    We are pleased to announce our first Poop-Free episode! (Almost) No discussion of poop takes place! We do, however, explore the possibility of Orcas' increased desire for man-flesh, we accuse horrible little french clowns of being nothing but common thieves, and we dive into the highs and lows of summer camp. Plus - Lou beat-boxes, Jamie's hungry and Andy gets farted on.

    59 min
  • 13 – Old Beer, Hot Mess, Lonely Irish Porpoise

    Libby Bakalar of One Hot Mess Alaska tells us why Juneau is exactly like the Shawshank Redemption, we camp in Bob's back yard and drink a 45 year old Prinz Brau beer that might kill us, and Lou goes to Ireland to find an old dolphin who lives alone. Jamie and Andy stare off into space.

    59 min
  • 12 – Bearded Weasel Hot Mess

    We are joined by Libby Bakalar, writer of Juneau-famous blog One Hot Mess Alaska for in-depth analysis of what makes living in Juneau weird - it's One Hot Messy Corner! Lou tells us about being a pirate in Norway, Jamie describes why weasels are bad, and we discuss one of the greatest of holidays, Motherfuckers Day, which everyone can celebrate every Wednesday, and for which we will soon lobby congress to recognize as a national holiday. Plus brand new music from Kuhlson! Also, zipoffs!!

    59 min
  • 11 – Five for Five Four Five

    In which Jamie describes his homecoming night menu, Lou goes to the chiropractor, Andy covets thy neighbor's hearth, we let all teenagers know about their very own Ten Commandments, and our house band Kuhlson premieres all new music!

    1 hr
  • Deja Vu of a Lich – 3

    This week of very special encore edition of Bridge From Nowhere, a replay of episode three – Tales of a Lich

    In which Lou throws his seven-sided di and George Kuhar and Marissa Capito stop by as well.

    59 min
  • 10 – Lord Stainley’s Cup

    In which Lou describes his championship season of winning the Stainley Cup, Sarah Ginter tells us of the greatest book ever written, and our Ninjaneer Marissa Capito from the Juneau Wastewater Plant finally acknowledges it was her father's fault that Andy's hands are so horrible. Also Jamie names the Official President of Bridge From Nowhere.

    59 min
  • 09 – The Pipes Don’t Want Your Wipes

    In the Episode, we prolapse our Poo Corner with Ninjaneer Marissa Capito, to dive deep into the depths of poo issues. We discuss fatal floods of many varieties, how drying poo is the way of the future, the fallacy of early child recycling, and most importantly, we begin what will be a 49-part series about Andy's use of wipes.

    • Great Molasses Flood
    • Johnstown Flood
    • 1 hr
    • 08 – Trains, Radio, and Dynamite Red

      Episode 8 in which we discuss the Swamper, Stingers, Stunts, and that poor bastard Whitlow.

      Andy reveals an unnecessary trip to the ER, Jamie defies train death multiple times, and Lou's dad remembers pipeline days. With our guests Steve Nelson, and Barry Logan, and or course our house band, Kuhlson.

      59 min

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    Life on the far northern edge of America. Alaskan living is a little different and a little the same as living anywhere else, and we like to talk about that and poo and adventures and Star Wars and…