Life at the beach

In this week’s episode Greg Goldman and Natalie DeHart join Todd and Tony to talk about 10 years of taking the good side of fun and amplifying it.

It’s been awhile sine we spoke about podcasting on this show. Mostly because we feel like you either listen or you don’t. This week, however, Todd and Tony (along with guest co-host Greg) talk about what separates this show from the others and why you’re missing out. So this week, instead of just clicking “like” go ahead and listen.

In this episode (although it does go a little off the rails) Todd and Tony tackle the upsides of visiting the beach in March, including winning the weather lottery, not having to wait for a seat in the better restaurants and the St. Patrick’s Day Parade in Ocean City. They also tackle the racial and cultural difficulties people sometimes have with St. Pat’s and other cultural festivals more generally.

*Spoilers: Very.

In this episode Todd and Tony take a look at the problems of the from her/come here debate and talk a little bit about tribalism, the economy and how, before too much longer, it won’t matter at all.

On this episode Todd and Tony talk about the sweet spot for enjoying this Hallmark Holiday. They know there’s a little hate that sometimes surrounds the Valentine’s Day but you don’t have to buy a card. Hell, you don’t HAVE to do anything, but if you need an excuse to get away, this certainly is one. After decades here on the ground testing out things to do, Todd and Tony have some really good suggestions about the best ways to spend Valentine’s Day at the beach.

This episode Todd and Tony are joined by Greg Goldman to talk about some of their favorite side hustles.

Employment can be spotty off season, especially in a resort area, but tons of people here have  side hustles to get them through. The solution for a bunch of us is to either double up in summer, get something small in winter or some combination thereof.

There’s something satisfying about a side hustle, a little reminder that a good work ethic can pay off. Of course, most of us would choose a trust fund over working Wednesday and Saturday nights delivering pizza, but if it must be done, there’s no point in not having a little fun with it.

 

In this episode, Todd and Tony are joined by Greg Goldman to talk about the best ways to spend New Year’s Eve whether you’re at the beach or elsewhere.

In this episode Todd and Tony get at the reason chain restaurants are the worst places to go on vacation and what eating local food says about an area. They also unpack the uncanny valley aspect of chain restaurants and, (of course) make an appeal for eating muskrat. Actually, that’s just Tony. Todd doesn’t endorse muskrats as cuisine.

A year is a pretty big thing. In this episode, Todd and Tony try and reimagine the best way to approach New Year’s Resolutions and talk about different things they’ve tried and failed at, and some of their successes as well.

 

 

Celebrity sightings aren’t that unusual at the beach, especially given that it’s a resort and famous people go on vacation too. In this episode Todd and Tony relate some stories and insights expanding upon the previous selfie etiquette episode.