Craft Heads Podcast

Alex, Tara, and neighbor James discuss the beloved sci-fi classic, the 2004 reimagining of Battlestar Galactica: Our favorite characters, episodes, and moments, as well what it means....well, to "be." So say we all!

Stay tuned for Tommy's return on Ep. 70.

Alex welcomes friend Yaley back to the podcast (last heard on Ep. 12) to talk about their favorite filmmaker, Quentin Tarantino, and his much-anticipated Once Upon a Time in Hollywood.

Alex & Tommy enjoy the magic of the Tom Collins and play This or That.

TL;DR = 1408, Silent Hill, and Slender Man are scary. Squirtle is a bitch and so is Pepsi. Adam Sandler is funny, and Zelda: Breath of the Wild is amazing. Vernix is gross. PowerPoint is trash. Hey Arnold! is the best childhood cartoon.

Eric Andre reference: https://youtu.be/Gp-d1Fvnu6w

CHP presents the Summer Symposium 2019! Alex hosts longtime friends Yody & Sven in Atlanta to discuss the topics of fasting, veganism, and Sven's spoken tradition of the Biggest Lies Ever Told. Also discussed: Alex's CRYSTAL deodorant, father of modern propaganda Edward Bernays, alcohol & caffeine addiction, and coffee's "baptism" over 400 years ago. Warning: This episode is so interesting that your head may explode.

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Alex & Tommy tackle the listener-requested topic of how to stock your own home bar! We begin with another special cocktail gem courtesy of Stockyard Adam: the Phoenix Down. Then, we agree that Family Guy is overrated and cover our weekly shoutouts. Finally, be ready to take notes because we tell you what "you should" have in your home bar with the important disclaimer that this is *solicited* advice (See Ep. 56). Cheers!

We hope you all had a wonderful 4th of July! On this special episode, we shoot Hellboy Hell Water, talk about our own celebratory festivities, and shout out a few cool new peeps we met on America's birthday. We also welcome the newest Hoss Bog to the CHP family, Paul A.!

Speaking of, we reveal our new Patreon tier rewards, loyalty milestones, and plans to offer you more of what you love/like/tolerate from your crafty friends in the future. Thank you to all our fans, listeners, supporters, patrons, and friends - the best is yet to come!

www.patreon.com/craftheadspodcast

In a cozy attic in Queens, Alex chats with lifelong friend and now-business parter Jake Kurtz at the end of their trip to NYC to meet with VaynerSports.

But first, we have a lot of love to give: Payton at Ed Voyles KIA in Atlanta (Chamblee); listeners Luke S. from AL and Paul A. in GA; Ryan at twitch.tv/mastersidenine; Hannah from CITY ROOMS NYC - Chelsea; Justin (a.k.a. Twin Le Prophet @twin.le.prophet) at Slick Willie Table & Bar; and last but not least...Sarasota Paola, Jessenia (spelling?), and "Erika with a 'K' "!

Jake & Alex tell their origin story. Jake talks about the experiences that made him who he is today, and Alex talks about the power of (and his newfound love for) being proven wrong and changing your mind. We talk about our definition of success and happiness, and Alex proposes a theory on the ubiquity of and balance between hipsterism and elitism.

Next week, we'll be featuring another of Stockyard Adam's crafty cocktails (see Ep. 40) and revealing our Patreon updates!

Alex shoots Tommy with the Silver Bullet, and arithmetic ensues. The gang attempts to determine the differences among Release, Manhunt, and Home Free. Alex gets nostalgic about Ocean City, NJ, and Tommy gives his girlfriend a reason to fear floating gazebos.

Please excuse us while we reintroduce ourselves. Tommy talks word of mouth, and Alex appropriately whips up "The Bronx" and gives some love to Charles at The Gradient and a new friend at HEATONIST in Brooklyn, NY. Also, Alex loves harem pants and thinks Tommy looks like Zachary Quinto.

Alex tells Tommy how he got fired over social media because 2019. They explore the wonders of the Ode to Viceroy, courtesy of Julian Goglia from The Mercury in Atlanta (with inspiration of the idea from Makeready Libations & Liberation in Nashville).

After giving love to our newest Patreon patrons, "Wh1stlePig" Jake and Ryan R. a.k.a. James Robert a.k.a. Rimjob, we discuss why it's important to put yourself in other people's shoes and not take things personally.

Finally, we drop some business wisdom from @iamjakekurtz, complain about baby pictures on Instagram, and talk shit on Brother Mig Mog for his fantasy baseball antics.

We end with some shoutouts to cool peeps and proprietors in Nashville!

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