In honor of St. Patrick's Day, it's an Irish themed episode of Lax Historical Context! If you guess that Sasha and Sean were drinking anything other than Jameson, specifically Jameson Black Barrel, then you were dead wrong, and learn how this works.  Sláinte!

In this week's episode of Lax Historical Context, Sean and Sasha talk about a couple of notorious episodes in US labor history. Their discussion is accompanied by the Firestone Rosalie Beer Rose.

In this latest episode of Lax Historical Context, Sasha and Sean (but mostly Sean) discuss two of the more unique sports teams to ever exist in the United States. As Sasha struggles to care and Sean carries the episode, they drink Gold Bar Whiskey, the one drink more ostentatious than the Lion Head stuff from a few episodes ago.

On this episode of Lax Historical Context, Sasha and Sean talk about some really cool people from the Civil War who deserve way more recognition than they get. While discussing, they drink Rebel Yell Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey.

In this new episode of Lax Historical Context, Sasha and Sean talk about some people from history who should never have been allowed to get in a boat and go anywhere in it. To make themselves feel better, they drink Admiral Nelson Spiced Rum, named after a naval dude who was actually competent.

In this latest episode of Lax Historical Context, Sean and Sasha discuss a couple of those times people did really bad things in the name of science. It's depressing, so as they talk about these last-place winners at the human science fair, the drink Lion Head Blended Scotch Whiskey, which was...bright.

On this new episode of Lax Historical Context, Sasha and Sean discuss a couple of people who tried and failed to become US President, and what they did with other stuff in their life. As they discuss people with shared first names and middle initials, they drink John B. Stetson Bourbon Whiskey.

It's time for Lax Historical Context to get topical! In this episode, Sean and Sasha get a bit political and discuss some notable walls in history. While toeing this line of decency and objectivity, they enjoy Death's Door Vodka, made in Wisconsin.

This new episode of Lax Historical Context is a fun one! Sasha and Sean discuss two incredibly misguided television programs that attempted, and failed, to take humorous looks at history. Inspired by their shared and shameless love for the show Frasier, they drink Christian Brothers Dry Sherry.

In this episode of Lax Historical Context, Sasha and Sean talk about a couple of the more notable assassins in American history. As they do, they get a bit perverted in their choice of drink, as they partake in Ron de Jeremy Reserva rum. Yes, you read that right. They drink rum made by Ron Jeremy.