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Not everyone knows the boundless love that one gets from raising a little one. It's hard work, and sometimes a little messy, but nothing compares to the joy of puppy rearing. Some may debate that having a human child is hard and fulfilling work. Who is to say, but owning a cat probably sucks. Join us here in episode 48 as we discuss fatherhood, a subject in which all of us are totally and equally prepared.
This is episode 47, an episode in which Collin hosts a cozy tri-cast. Topic? Every Day Carry. Mule skins, jangly keys, pocket lint....you know, the stuff you've got on you all the time always. In Pour Quality tradition, we're sidetracked by bathroom anxiety. Also hot dogs? Robots?! Alien from Alien probably too. Enjoy!
Growing up ain't easy, but luckily we had something soft and cuddly to keep close. In this episode, some boys discuss some different objects they've sentamentalized since being wee young lads. If that's too trivial for ya, there's some heavy hitting financial advice you're going to want to jot down. So grab your favorite teddy and checkbook and cozy on in with episode 46.
Is your sweet tooth tickling? Do you know the pure ecstacy of tearing the wrapper off a delectable candy treat? If so, you will love this candy based episode. There are some tangents on gift-giving, but pay no mind to our rabbit trails. This is a sweets based episode through-and-through. So indulge yourself in this episode, and no, raisins don't count as candy.
Gather gar-guys, gals, and gouilles, as we embark on this historic episode. In 44 the boys bury their time machines and visit the bygone eras of human existence. Join us as we glue hair to our kingly backs, start an ancient Crossfit society, sing the anthem of humanity, and (as always) sharpen our teeth. I assure you, you'll be mighty proud of the historical accuracy in this one.
Also check out Matt's new song Water, out just about everywhere you'd expect!
Wow, it's finally arrived. We are officially in THE FUTURE, and the boys are back to extend their warmest welcomes and visions for tomorrow. Self-driving cars, the political landscape, robots, clones, and grocery stores are already shifting from advances in technology. Some of these shifts are fun and exciting, but also maybe completely terrifying. We'd also like to apologize for whatever major life event you had to erase from your memory to make space for this here episode.
It's still early in the year (and definitely not May), and a trio of boys get together to see how we did on New Years Resolutions. Maybe we didn't do all the things we set out to do, but we count the different victories we did achieve. And then life changes when we realize the secret this whole time has been just cutting things out. So cut out not listening to this episode and get to it already why dontchya?
A few of these boys hail from the midwest, so it's no surprise they hold some expertise in agriculture. As such, they know that over a year a crop will reach maturity and is indicated by it's ripeness. And boy, this episode sure is ripe. The fellas kick back some beers and think back over the year and what seeds to plant for future harvests. So here it is, picked in its prime: episode 41.
Woah, bet you didn't think I knew how to do roman numerals didya? Well jokes on you, I done figured it out. It's the fourth in our series of duos, so get yourself a pal and get cozy. Chris and Trent talk about favorite flavors and family functions, Matt and Zach discuss professional prospects and puppy procurement, and Collin and Mike close us out with prepared plans and some squishy squeaks. (uhhhh also maybe don't ask why there is a lot of Halloween talk in this episode thx)
Are you one to throw down in the pit? Or would you prefer to sit? We are of course talking about concerts, and how we prefer to take them in. Be it big arena shows or cozy intimate sets, the fellas get together to talk about how live music has impacted their lives.
Also, as our host Collin suggests, please drop us a line and let us know your own stories. We're always excited to get non-robot generated mail so go ahead and hit up [email protected]
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