Post-pandemic America is weirded out. Mike Russell and Rob Hunter crack open a beer and explain their theory about many, many things just seem off.

Things like politics, going out to eat, and general good will.

Also, both Mike and Rob have run into government bureaucracies. It took the government a year to process Mike's suppressor applications. Rob is going to have to wait 8 months for his TSA renewal application to be processed and he might not be able to get a pool because of the city of Phoenix.

Isn't the government supposed to work for us?

The Brewmance also discusses Star Wars plot holes that are popping up. Will this impact the future of the franchise?

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Mike Russell had an interesting experience at a doctor's office. They took four pints of blood out. We'll share why.

Rob Hunter has thought a lot about how he spends his time and we have a discussion about the value of it. Time is the great equalizer.

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Rob Hunter finally got COVID. Luckily, his experience wasn't too bad. Was it his strategy?

Mike Russell asks him about it.

Also, Mike & Rob rode along with the Pinal County, AZ Sheriff's office SWAT team as they executed a high-risk warrant. It opened our eyes to how policing works.

Join us for this important conversation.

Green energy is all the conversation on a national stage. Electric cars. Solar. Wind energy. The Brewmance digs deep.

Mike Russell is considering buying an electric vehicle because of gas prices. Rob Hunter has solar panels on his home.

As good as green energy may sound there are some very big challenges ahead. Dig in with us and let us know what you are thinking.

Cheers.

A combo episode. The GO Show and The Brewmance talk about outdoor life. Outdoor life at the sea.

What is sea hunting?

And why do the National Parks use guilt to make you feel bad about being alive?

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Los Angeles Dodger Zach McKinstry and his BFF Paul Geha (a former pitcher) join The Brewmance to talk baseball.

We discuss Zach's journey to the Big Leagues through both his eyes and Paul's eyes. These two have been friends since they were 15.

It's a fun conversation with a player who faces some of the toughest pitchers in baseball in one of the sport's most iconic stadiums.

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New York Times best-selling author Brad Thor joins The Brewmance as his new book, Rising Tiger is out.

It's his 21st book in his Scott Harvath series (22nd overall).

Mike Russel and Rob Hunter think Harvath needs a vacation. Join us as we chat with Brad about Rising Tiger, his writing process, and the biggest challenges facing the world.

It's another fun conversation with Brad as some critics are now calling him the greatest political thriller writer of all time.

It's always enlightening to chat with the best at what they do. Cheers.

Rob had a birthday so Mike and he discuss what a good adult birthday is.

Also, on the Brewmance, Mike's son is on a club team and he walks us through how expensive that is with the league costs and travel.

We are also getting a little worn out about fighting over everything, so it's time to win hearts and minds. Will that ever be possible?

Finally, do you value your time? The Brewmance discusses.

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Mike has been working from home...and he doesn't like it. Rob does. But, would love a hybrid.

Lady Brewmance has been working from home for 15 years. She loves it.

Lots of perspective. That's what The Brewmance is all about.

We also talk about changes in social media, how we have to end summer as we know it and go to year round school, and summer BBQ beer etiquette.

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That's the debate we are having on The Brewmance. Mike loves boating. He grew up around boats.

Rob loves being on the water in boats, but doesn't like waiting and doesn't like crowds. So he prefers the leisurely boat life.

Join the debate. The Brewmance sips on Lake Pleasant Brewing's Pleasantly Hazy IPA named after Lake Pleasant, an actual place you boat in the Arizona desert.