Recorded 1/23/2021

Sam, Joe, and I dive in to discuss the effect of COVID-19 in our lives over the past year.  We started out on track, but quickly went off on the usual tangents.  Brotherly conversation at its finest.  Now we only need to get Andy and Ben involved somehow!  Please enjoy, and as always leave comments or email [email protected] with any episode suggestions or criticisms.  I thank you sincerely for your listenership.

Explicit language, consumption and description of alcohol

Music credit:

The Road, Attack on Castle Marshall, and Military Industrial Complex by Punk Rock Opera are licensed under CC-BY-NC 4.0

Recorded 12/30/2020

This past year has been one for the books. Described by some as "the worst year ever" my guest Sam Denning and I recall the notable events of 2020. We discuss topics from the COVID pandemic, presidential election, celebrities who passed away, and provide some positive reflection on the last year.

Explicit language.

Music credit:

The Road by Punk Rock Opera is licensed under CC-BY-NC 4.0

Military Industrial Complex by Punk Rock Opera is licensed under CC-BY-NC 4.0

Recorded 12/25/2020

In this episode I go solo and unscripted. I talk about some COVID-19 related things and then some other random topics. It's been difficult to get people to interview, I believe due to time constraints and COVID concerns.  If you'd like to appear on an episode, or believe you have something to talk about, feel free to mention it in the comments. Enjoy.

Recorded 9/29/2020

Aaron Moore is a RN working in the recovery room setting; a former EMT. He is a Jeep/ORV enthusiast, motorcyclist, and a proud son of West Virginia. Today we talk about his hobbies, including Jeeps and Harleys, and delve a bit into whiskey and some other nonsense.  Please welcome my friend.

Explicit language, consumption and description of alcohol

Music credit:

The Road by Punk Rock Opera is licensed under CC-BY-NC 4.0

Attack on Castle Marshall by Punk Rock Opera is licensed under CC-BY-NC 4.0

Recorded 9/12/2020

Tucker Denning is my son, a high school student, and a computer whiz. He has just started the 2020 school year in WV during the COVID-19 pandemic. We discuss the challenges he and other students have faced returning to the classroom this year, and also delve into some other somewhat related topics. This episode is clean - no explicit language. Enjoy.

Music credit:

The Road by Punk Rock Opera is licensed under CC-BY-NC 4.0

Military Industrial Complex by Punk Rock Opera is licensed under CC-BY-NC 4.0

In this first bonus episode I answer a listener's comment regarding the difference between "Whiskey" and "Whisky." The answer is not as clear as I thought.

Explicit language. Description and consumption of alcohol.

Music credit:

The Road by Punk Rock Opera is licensed under CC-BY-NC 4.0

Attack on Castle Marshall by Punk Rock Opera is licensed under CC-BY-NC 4.0

Recorded 8/18/2020

Chris Reese is a good friend, RN, and triathlete. He has competed in several Iron Man races and is involved with the TriMafia. In this interview we delve into what got him started in swimming, biking, and running, and discuss how COVID-19 has affected these events. And as always, various other nonsense ensues.

Explicit language. Consumption and description of alcohol.

Recorded 8/2/2020

Joe Denning is another of my siblings. He is a K-9 law enforcement officer with Huntington PD. He recently decided to travel to a COVID-19 hot spot with his family for vacation. During this interview we discuss his travel during this pandemic, a bit of the current law enforcement climate, and other random topics.

Explicit language. Description and consumption of alcohol.

Recorded 7/29/2020

Sam Denning is my youngest sibling and a local small business owner. He is a geoscientist by training, obtaining a masters degree from Virginia Polytechnic Institute. He currently owns and operates SOYO Holdings based in Huntington, WV. He is a lawn care specialist, a general contractor/handyman, and a landlord. In this episode we discuss his choice to pursue his small business, challenges faced, COVID concerns, and other various nonsense.

Explicit language. Consumption and description of alcohol.