In this episode of Dads and Beer host Christopher Jordan sits down with good friend andhost of the FYO podcast and Those Damn Comic Book Guys podcast, Confucius Jones to discuss the importance of leading by example in your child's life and how to leave a legacy. With father's day having just passed, what do we do as fathers to lead by example. Is it a simple matter of teaching manners and making them understand rules, or is there a deeper cause? Do we act in public the way we act in private? When do we begin to reveal ourselves as people to our children, showing them our conquerings and failures? All too often in society the father is viewed as the disciplinarian and over-lord of a child's life...is this really the truth of a father's role, or are wee supposed to reach deeper and help them understand the emotion and passion of life? Are we doing our level best not only as people but as fathers to leave a lasting legacy for our children to aspire to follow? Will we make our children strong enough to one day surpass us in life's successes and understand that life's failures are teaching moments? These questions and more in this episode of Dads and Beer.

In this episode of the Dudes and Beer podcast we are joined by the incredible Austin, TX band Hidden Empires to discuss their founding, the creation of their music and the meaning of their message in their music. What does it take to be a successful band? When do you make the decision to go from part-time weekend warriors of music to the state of regular musician? Why do they make their music and what are they looking to bring to a modern audience? What does it take to be a musician and artist in thid modern society? These questions and more with the awesomely awesome band Hidden Empires on the Dudes and Beer Podcast!.

In this episode of the Dudes and Beer podcast we are joined by the incredible Austin, TX band Hidden Empires to discuss their founding, the creation of their music and the meaning of their message in their music. What does it take to be a successful band? When do you make the decision to go from part-time weekend warriors of music to the state of regular musician? Why do they make their music and what are they looking to bring to a modern audience? What does it take to be a musician and artist in thid modern society? These questions and more with the awesomely awesome band Hidden Empires on the Dudes and Beer Podcast!.

In this episode of the Dudes and Beer podcast we venture forth to Marble Falls to enjoy the 8th annual Adult Soapbox Derby. Soapbox derbies are an American tradition. Since the 1930’s kids have been building soapbox racers and having fun in their community…well step aside kids, now it’s the grown-ups turn! We get a chance to talk with the organizer of this incredible event Shannon Heep about what inspired the Derby as well as her racing in the event. We are then joined by Sandra Santee Manager of the local Living Love Animal Rescue Boutique, a unique second hand store whose entire profit margin goes to save animals in the local Marble Falls area. Finally we have the opportunity to chat with Grant Dean of the Pirates of 3rd Street racing team who has been working on his racer "Nemesis" for 8 years since the race first began to discuss the fun from a builder and racer's point of view. Catch all the excitement and drama of the race LIVE from the street as we talk to the organizers of this uniquely awesome event as well as attendees and racers alike as well as getting advice for the challenge of building our very own Dudes and Beer racer for next year’s event. So tune into this awesomely fun day of racing and hijinx LIVE from the Marble Falls Adult Soapbox Derby with the Dudes and Beer podcast!

In this episode of the Dudes and Beer podcast we venture forth to Marble Falls to enjoy the 8th annual Adult Soapbox Derby. Soapbox derbies are an American tradition. Since the 1930’s kids have been building soapbox racers and having fun in their community…well step aside kids, now it’s the grown-ups turn! We get a chance to talk with the organizer of this incredible event Shannon Heep about what inspired the Derby as well as her racing in the event. We are then joined by Sandra Santee Manager of the local Living Love Animal Rescue Boutique, a unique second hand store whose entire profit margin goes to save animals in the local Marble Falls area. Finally we have the opportunity to chat with Grant Dean of the Pirates of 3rd Street racing team who has been working on his racer "Nemesis" for 8 years since the race first began to discuss the fun from a builder and racer's point of view. Catch all the excitement and drama of the race LIVE from the street as we talk to the organizers of this uniquely awesome event as well as attendees and racers alike as well as getting advice for the challenge of building our very own Dudes and Beer racer for next year’s event. So tune into this awesomely fun day of racing and hijinx LIVE from the Marble Falls Adult Soapbox Derby with the Dudes and Beer podcast!

In this episode Dudes and Beer podcast host Christopher Jordan is joined by Steven Bishop, Julie Connally and very special guest Jeff Lipton, owner of Austin’s own Bobalu Cigar Company as we sit back and discuss the history, craft and culture of cigars and tobacciana. From the growth of the tobacco to the drying and rolling, what exactly goes into the creation of a good cigar? What is the history of cigars in America and where is the industry going today? What is the difference between a mass produced cigar and a cigar hand rolled by a trained Torcedore? Why are cigars seeing a resurgence in popular culture and how is this affecting trends in cigar production? These questions and more in the exclusive interview with Jeff Lipton of Bobalu Cigar Company in Austin, TX

In this episode Dudes and Beer podcast host Christopher Jordan is joined by Steven Bishop, Julie Connally and very special guest Jeff Lipton, owner of Austin’s own Bobalu Cigar Company as we sit back and discuss the history, craft and culture of cigars and tobacciana. From the growth of the tobacco to the drying and rolling, what exactly goes into the creation of a good cigar? What is the history of cigars in America and where is the industry going today? What is the difference between a mass produced cigar and a cigar hand rolled by a trained Torcedore? Why are cigars seeing a resurgence in popular culture and how is this affecting trends in cigar production? These questions and more in the exclusive interview with Jeff Lipton of Bobalu Cigar Company in Austin, TX

In this first ever edition of The Lighter Side with Dudes and Beer host Christopher Jordan is joined by friend and previous guest Stone Winchester as well as Joshua Cota to enjoy a few beers and see where conversation takes them. We begin discussing concepts in history from ancient Japan to know and meander into the topic of the history of the Bible as we know it as well as mathematical concepts brought forth from the Old Testament book of Genesis which may be the key to understanding the speed of light and time travel. Could this knowledge have come straight from God or could there be an outside influence such as Aliens who gave our ancestors knowledge that has been lost onto mankind? These questions and more in this impactful episode of the Lighter Side with Dudes and Beer.

In this first ever edition of The Lighter Side with Dudes and Beer host Christopher Jordan is joined by friend and previous guest Stone Winchester as well as Joshua Cota to enjoy a few beers and see where conversation takes them. We begin discussing concepts in history from ancient Japan to know and meander into the topic of the history of the Bible as we know it as well as mathematical concepts brought forth from the Old Testament book of Genesis which may be the key to understanding the speed of light and time travel. Could this knowledge have come straight from God or could there be an outside influence such as Aliens who gave our ancestors knowledge that has been lost onto mankind? These questions and more in this impactful episode of the Lighter Side with Dudes and Beer.

In this premiere episode of Dads and Beer host Christopher Jordan sits down with long-time friend and father Joshua Davis to discuss how society defines a father’s role. Is there a singular definition of father? Is it merely a genetic connection to and offspring or is there something that goes much deeper? Is there a yearning within men to be fathers or is it something we are told by society we should do? When does a father’s role become more than just a dad and begin to be a peer? How can we begin to understand ourselves as fathers and the greater role we play in society at large? These questions and more in this first ever episode of Dads and Beer!