Musician Taylor Carson joins us in the PalletHouse to talk Music, Food, and Documentaries.  Brendan tries to finish the coveted Bang Bang, but if he played within the rules is questioned.  We talk about the music industry on the whole, but we still can't lock down the release date of Taylor's latest album.

Numbers seem to be a running theme as we try and find the perfect burger, and understand the value of a growler.  Lumber Liquidators gets in on the math madness by changing prices whenever they feel like it.  

A Friday drinking show with a packed house brings out the most French episode to date.  French Pop music is discovered in the mountains of VA, and Brendan is back from his trip to New Orleans.  Scams abound in New Orleans, we meet the one and only Dan Dan the Shoeshine Man, and we learn that horses with blinders always hit their mark.  We have a beer taste off, and Bell's Oberon Ale rises to the top to claim victory.

Laissez le bon temps rouler

The team gets a soundboard, and it is put to good use.  A couple new voices join the show, and weigh in on the homeless, Cosby, and Craigslist among other things.  Nick finds out that he lives next to Frank the Tank.

The guys try "Not Your Father's Root Beer", and the memories of Zima come flooding back.  Lions are being shot, Bigfoot rears his head again on the East Coast, and politics at the table is still never a good idea.

Drones are getting shot out of the sky, Donald Trump is making a bid for the Presidency, and Tom Brady is cheater.  What is the world coming to.  We also learn that not all dollars are created equal.

Kepler 452-B has been discovered, and the potential for human life outside of Earth has never been more real.  Jason from Fully Charged Lawn and Brick's and Board's joins the guys to discuss life outside of this planet, and the pervert that is Bigfoot.   The eternal question of what's for dinner remains unsolved. 

The guys reminisce about about beaches past as Summer hits its stride.  Troy has to flex his management muscle so he can work more hours that he doesn't need.

Inside the Pallet House travels to Folly Beach, SC to do an on location episode from Chico Feo "The Shadiest PLace in Folly" to talk with Sean from Nectar Sunglasses, and Nate and Mark from the band Deadwin.  

As the Fourth of July approaches the guys talk Freedom, and even Sullivan Ballou makes an appearance.