The Bitter Pickle Podcast

The Bitter Pickle Podcast

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The Bitter Pickle Podcast episodes

  • The Bitter Pilot

    This episode marks the one year anniversary for The Bitter Pickle Podcast.  The Mentor and The Miscreant discuss a variety of topics from traffic to world events. One can tell they aren't fully confident, and they are nervous with recording, but you can also hear the good things that became what people enjoy.  Thank you to everyone who helped make this happen.  Enjoy the podcast, and keep your ears tuned to the pickle. More to come!!!!

    43 min
  • Rapping and Ranting

    In this episode, the Miscreant and Mentor discuss the filthy urchins and their parents who create messes in public events.  From there, they discuss people known as "professional commiserators" who ask if you're ok then proceed to attempt to tell their own story and then one-up it. Today's snacks are all RAP snacks provided by a fan.  Hilarity ensues! Lastly, the game is a mad libs for the Mentor.  Thanks and enjoy.  

    1 hr 5 min
  • Sun's Out Guns Out

    In this episode, the Miscreant and Mentor discuss the issue of leadership and humility.  A normal topic of the show, the two discuss the proper way to admit one is wrong and diffuse a bad situation.  They also talk about the joys of enjoying the summers in Little Letcher County.  For the snacks today, they try Smoky Mountain Popcorn and several energy drinks.  One of the popcorn flavors had to be obtained by signing a waiver and showing that one is over age 18.  After trying, they understood perfectly well why.  Tune in because the Miscreant receives yet another blow to his aversion to ranch dressing.  Thanks for listening. 

    29 min
  • Diamonds and Love Language

    In this episode The Miscreant and The Mentor discuss how adversity makes diamonds of us through pressure and creative solutions to problems. We discuss how technology, especially AI, has taken creativity and grit from people.  They then discuss the various love languages.  For the first time ever, they introduce two new love languages that they hope will be added to the literature on the subject. Next, there is a snack sampling. There are two types of chips, two gummy snacks, Japanese Oreos, and a Japanese cinnamon roll.  Finally there is a game where the guys look at the last meals of people on death row and either swipe left to immediately be executed, or swipe right and eat that meal. Thanks so much for listening. 

    51 min
  • Ruby Madness

    In this episode, the Miscreant and Mentor discuss the hype around the hantavirus and its possible origins.  Is it conspiracy theory, lunacy, or plain idiocy? You decide.  Next, there is a discussion about complexity for complexity's sake.  People have a way of making simple things complicated to appear complex.  This discussion is an attempt to demonstrate understanding of that, but to also challenge it.  The snack section contains three varieties of potato chips in specialty flavors.  Will the Miscreant vomit on air?  It's highly possible.  Lastly, the game section is an attempt to stump and confuse the geriatric Mentor with riddles.  Play along, join in, and enjoy the madness. 

    1 hr 4 min
  • I Don't Want to Know

    In this special Friday episode, the boys discuss keyboard warriors who spread nonsense lacking context and content on social media.  They also discuss information overload and burnout.  Of course there are the usual mother jokes, catch phrases, and only fan references. This is a commentary only episode.  Full featured episodes return shortly.  Thanks so much for listening. We love you!!

    32 min
  • Useless Debates

    This week's episode finds the Miscreant and Mentor angry at being singled out on social media for the airing of grievances as they discuss the importance of social etiquette, decorum, and kindness.  Next they discuss the DMV and how badly regional offices are in Eastern Kentucky.  Finally, there is a section where they engage in useless debates on fan-provided topics. 

    38 min
  • Garbage

    In this episode, The Miscreant and Mentor discuss garbage: both the wasted and human kind. As always, the discussion moves toward ethics of behavior, etiquette, and decorum.  The snack session is super special with a pickle snack that is truly awful.  Tune in for the hilarity.  Finally, play along with the game of trash or keep the thrift store find. 

    52 min
  • Greener Grass

    In this episode, The Miscreant and The Mentor discuss the flaw in the logic of "The grass is greener." In a metaphorical discussion, the elders point out that urinals are much like life and regardless of how you try, you still get urinary blowback. Next is a discussion of several societal injustices. They then move on to discuss rude people and social etiquette/norms.  In the food tasting segment, they try several forms of chocolate, an energy drink, and some pickle flavored cashews.  For the game, they play 12 questions about a person in their minds. Join in the hilarity and play along. 

    52 min
  • Unsolved Mysteries

    In this episode, the Miscreant and Mentor discuss some unsolved mysteries.  One of those mysteries revolve around last week's episode of "I seen it!" They finally figured out what the note meant.  They also discuss personal hygiene rituals and how it applies to individuals.  Once again, the issue of automatic headlights comes up.  For the taste test, there are two energy drinks that lead to some funny outbursts.  Lastly, the game is the picnic game.  Take a letter of the alphabet and name an item to take on the picnic.  The trick is to remember everything before including your next letter.  It's harder than it seems.  Play along and see how long the guys last.  Hilarity ensues.  Thank you for tuning in as always. 

    37 min

About The Bitter Pickle Podcast

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Social commentary from the point of view of two elder-statesmen. These statesmen are known by the monikers of "The Mentor" and "The Miscreant." What one may simply summarize as "dad-ranting," we…