It's Episode 20: The Mystery of The Flying Express featuring Mike Marlow! This episode has obviously been a long time coming, and I want to thank all of our listeners for tuning back in. This podcast was so much fun to make, and who knows? Maybe someday we'll want to check back in with these idiot boys. I was so happy that Mike was able to be our guest for our final episode, it definitely book-ends the show well. This book is a particularly dumb one, with protestors, Chet in a dress and a criminal syndicate that talks about the zodiac a lot... for no reason.

Thank you so much to everyone who has been a part of this podcast, both guests and bartenders. Thank you to Taylor Trask and the Panelism network. Thank you to Danny Overby for our theme and my wife Kristen Hallstrom for our logo.

Thank you most of all to my brother Jack Wefso who co-produced this show, ignited the original idea and helped keep it alive.

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Here is part two of Episode 18: The Twisted Claw ft. actor Brian Kusic! Brian suggested one of his favorite haunts as our featured bar this week. I went to Gerard's Pool Hall in RiNo, in the alleyway between Walnut and Larimer. It's by Il Posto. Anyway, bartenders Darren Harris and Stephen Claustre made me a delicious drink called "The Railbird." It's made with vodka, aperol, fresh grapefruit and lime juice and a basil simple syrup. It's like a suger-bowl picnic in a glass. The pool hall is a big open space with a mezzanine overlooking six gorgeous tables. Antique photographs and furniture, collected by Gerard himself, decorate the open space. Jazz on Thursdays. It's a heck of a place. They were re-felting a table the first day I came in, and the noise was a little too much. I stopped by the next day and Stephen was kind enough to re-do the interview. Darren made the drink though, he deserves credit for that.

Thanks to everyone listening. You are the wind beneath my biplane wings as the engine goes out over the Atlantic as we search for the lost pirate city and we're not going to make it but wait we're fine. I mean it. Access the Bingo Card at: https://www.mfbc.us/m/gcfcwb

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It's Episode 18 of The Hardy Boys Drinkbook Podcast! It's "The Mystery of the Twisted Claw!"

I'm so excited to finally have Brian Kusic as a guest on the show. Brian is an actor in Denver and one of my favorite people in the industry. He played multiple characters in an all ages show that wrote for Buntport for All Ages called "Siren Song: A Pirate Odyssey," but his best character was Toots God of Recorders. When I found out this next book had pirates in it, I knew exactly who to call.

This episode was so good that it went too long for one episode, so I'm splitting it into two parts and putting the drink recipe in part 2.

Keep checking back and thank you all so much for continuing to check in when we have a new episode. I have heard from some of you that the only thing that you don't like about the podcast is how rarely episodes come out. I hope you know how much that means to Jack and I, and that every listen makes this labor of love worth it.

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It's episode 17 of The Hardy Boys Drinkbook Podcast!

I am super excited to welcome back Adrian Bishop to the show. Adrian is a producer, director and founding partner of Practice Studios (check out their awesome work at www.practicestudios.tv. They create amazing original content that makes people want to go places and do things.

Adrian also co-wrote, directed and produced At Any Rate (www.atanyrateshow.com) with Jack and I.

For this episode Sam Nordstrom at St. Paul's Tavern mixed us a classic Old Fashioned. St. Paul's Tavern is on Colfax and ... St. Paul. They opened last Halloween and now they have a sign and everything!

Make sure to get your BINGO card ready to play along as you listen.

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Get stuffed in a sarcophagus! Crack the world's easiest code! Casually brush off the appearance of a Nazi in...

The Hardy Boys Drinkbook #17 "The Secret Warning" ft. Adrian Bishop!

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Hey everybody! Here's part 2!

My guest for this episode is my brother and co-producer Jack Wefso, an actor of great regard. This is an especially great book in my opinion, because it features something that the books have been sorely lacking: a gang with a gimmick! In this stupid and pointless adventure, we encounter The Goggler Gang. They wear nylon stockings over their faces and then put light-up goggles on over that. So they're functionally blind.

Watch a great web series that I write and in which Jack stars! www.atanyrateshow.com

Make sure to get your BINGO card ready to play along as you listen.

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After staying up talking so late, you'll need something to both calm you down and keep you going. For this episode I thought an Irish Coffee recipe would be a good fit (and no, there's no blood in it.)

Irish Coffee

• Make a small pot of strong black coffee
• Ad a teaspoon of brown sugar to the bottom of a glass mug
• Mix 1-2 ounces of room temperature Irish Whiskey with the brown sugar until it has mixed well
• Pour the black coffee into the mug and stir with a bar spoon.
• With the bar spoon, ladle a goodly amount of cold whipped cream on top.
• Try not to drink too many.

Ride in an experimental hydrofoil boat! Get kidnapped to a surf... picnic? And almost murder a man with your car in: Episode Sixteen: A Figure in Hiding ft. Jack Wefso pt. 2!

Next episode Adrian Bishop is coming back! I'm so psyched!

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We're back! After a slight hiatus, the Hardy Boys Drinkbook has returned with a brand new Wefso Brother's long-winded two-parter.

My guest for this episode is my brother and co-producer Jack Wefso, an actor of great regard. This is an especially great book in my opinion, because it features something that the books have been sorely lacking: a gang with a gimmick! In this stupid and pointless adventure, we encounter The Goggler Gang. They wear nylon stockings over their faces and then put light-up goggles on over that. So they're functionally blind.

Watch a great web series that I write and in which Jack stars! www.atanyrateshow.com

Make sure to get your BINGO card ready to play along as you listen.

(http://mfbc.us/m/mz3m7g)

After staying up talking so late, you'll need something to both calm you down and keep you going. For this episode I thought an Irish Coffee recipe would be a good fit (and no, there's no blood in it.)

Irish Coffee

• Make a small pot of strong black coffee
• Ad a teaspoon of brown sugar to the bottom of a glass mug
• Mix 1-2 ounces of room temperature Irish Whiskey with the brown sugar until it has mixed well
• Pour the black coffee into the mug and stir with a bar spoon.
• With the bar spoon, ladle a goodly amount of cold whipped cream on top.
• Try not to drink too many.

Ride in an experimental hydrofoil boat! Get kidnapped to a surf... picnic? And almost murder a man with your car in: Episode Sixteen: A Figure in Hiding ft. Jack Wefso pt. 1!

Part two will be along shortly and we have a few more episodes planned. Thanks for sticking with us detectives.

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This is part 2 of the third Nancy Drew special episode, featuring Casey Dallavalle. If you haven't listened to part one, check that out first. Or don't. I'm not the boss of you.

Also, make sure to listen to the end for more of my interview with Joshua Rapp from Avery Brewing Company.

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It's the third Nancy Drew special episode! Today I'm joined by my good friend Casey Dallavalle. She's a long-time fan of the Nancy Drew point-and-click computer games and she's prepared to apply her carefully honed skills to this bizarre mystery.

Instead of our normal bar segment, I spoke with Joshua Rapp, who is the Brewhouse Manager for Avery Brewing Company. We drank a delicious seasonal beer called "The Kaiser" and Josh taught us a few tips on how to taste the difference between poorly made and well made brews.

This episode is a long one, so make sure to listen to Part 2 as well for the second half of the book, and more of my interview with Josh.

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