Drink Something, Say Something

We sit down this week with commercial real estate agent Aaron Marchand to talk about the past, present, and future of the Sacramento beer scene. We look at our city and it's ups and downs through his experience helping to set up some of Sacramento's latest and greatest food/drink spots all over Downtown and Midtown. Bryce talks lovingly about Fieldwork, Peter takes cheap potshots at Golden Road, and Jeff can't stop thinking about Post Malone for some reason.

Peter, Bryce and Josh revisit their favorite moments from season 1, look forward to season 2, and generally go completely off the rails talking about nothing.

Our first live-streamed of episode! It went...ok. We revisit with several past guests, crown the hug champion, and play several rounds of F#%$ Marry Kill. It's a little chaotic and totally wild and if you want you can find the actual video on our Facebook.

The gang welcomes Bike Dog owner Sage Smith to the show! We chat about cryptozoology, continuity of clarity, and missed musics connections.

Former "Love Island US" contest and Cashel Barnett graces us with his presence to talk about his time in the sac beer industry, his various musical pursuits, and of course his time on a hit reality show.

Taproom manager Dennis McGary stops by to discuss the finer points of double IPAS. But instead, we talk about fancy can labels, traveling to San Diego, and in what order we are in as Alana's former work husbands.

The boys get totally schooled by Sarah Hemly, owner/proprietor of Hemly Cider. We talk about fruits, flavorings, the legal distinctions of cider, and about going all out to pursue your dreams.

Hotel and Hospitality "expert" and dedicated craft beer investor Blake Lopez treks all the way up from San Diego to chat about his favorite non-Sacramento beers. Bryce and Peter learn a new drinking game, and Blake tries to kill us all with a big, bad, boozy triple IPA.

Jeopardy runner-up Thomas Todd joins the show this week. We play a round of trivia while Thomas gets drunk on 0.0%abv beer. We get a little serious about substance abuse in the beer industry, but dive back in with the TRUTH about being on Jeopardy.

Sound guy (and now editor, gods help us) Josh Haines joins us on the show to talk about his pet project The Remedy Revue. We yeet some weird words around, and get red mustaches. Jeff doesn't know any Grateful Dead songs, Peter doesn't like any Grateful Dead songs, and Bryce is mostly confused about why we're even talking about the Grateful Dead.