Episode 40 is a laid-back recap to kick off the new year.

Daniel, James, and Eddie break down Christmas and New Year’s — including the gifts we got and whether Daniel’s gift would actually make you happy.

We finally let Daniel take the reins on something he’s been pushing for… bourbon. We rate our first official bourbon pour (with more to come) and talk flavor, first impressions, and what makes a good pour.

We wrap things up with a classic Cheers & Jeers, because it wouldn’t be The Local Pour without it.

Grab a drink and hang out with us.

We’re closing things out by recapping our recent trips to Florida. Eddie hit 30A, while Daniel and James took on Disney… which raises an important question — is James officially a Disney adult now? We found out what he bought that made us ask.

We also had Joe from Throttle Junkies stop by again. We talk about teaming up on some things coming up in the future and what that collaboration could look like.

Thanks to everyone who’s rocked with us this year — we’ll see y’all next year.

James is back with us for another wild episode! We kick things off by recapping our trip to Senoia Raceway — the drivers we met, the chaos, and everything in between. Then we talk about the insane news that someone in Newnan just won $980 million in the lottery.

From there, we dive into our Thanksgiving Plate Bracket:
Main Dish • Side 1 • Side 2 • Dessert
— and yes, it went exactly how you think it did… completely off the rails.

We also fill everyone in on our travel schedules and why it’ll be a couple of weeks before the next episode drops.

As always, it’s unfiltered, off-topic, and a whole lot of fun.

Watch the full episode now and don’t forget to follow @TheLocalPourPodcast on all platforms!

This week we hit the road and took The Local Pour out to Senoia Raceway! Instead of our usual sit-down setup, we walked the pits, talked with drivers, chatted with fans, and—of course—Eddie sniffed out the food vendors 😂

We’re still dialing in the on-location audio, so bear with us, but this one captures the energy of race night and gives you an inside look at the people who make Senoia Speedway awesome.

It’s just Daniel and Eddie this week! We’re recapping Halloween, talking about what’s coming up next for The Local Pour, and—yep—you’ll finally see Eddie on the main side of the camera this time. 👀

Grab a drink and hang out with us—no guests, just good conversation and plenty of laughs.

For this one, we hit the road and recorded on location at the old Meriwether County Jail in Greenville, GA — built back in the 1890s and rumored to be one of the most haunted spots in Georgia. The jail was featured on HGTV’s Haunted Houses of America and even won the Eerie East award, so we had to check it out for ourselves.

The place ties directly to the Murder in Coweta County story, and the current owner, Maria, still lives there — surrounded by history and a few things she can’t quite explain. We sat down inside the old jail and talked about its past, the ghost stories, and whatever else came to mind (you know how it goes).

Another wild episode of The Local Pour — part history, part haunt, and all good conversation.

If you know… you know. 👀 We had Bridgette Gaillard join us this week, and let’s just say she’s always got a story to tell — and this time, she told a few of them on camera. Whether you came for the laughs, the drama, or the tea, you’ll want to hear this one for yourself.

We’re planning a live Facebook Q&A with Bridgette soon — so drop your questions or comments below for when she comes back on!

This week, The Local Pour hit the road to Wargo’s Pumpkin Patch! We sat down with the owner to hear how it all started and got a behind-the-scenes tour of the farm. It’s a short and sweet episode full of fall vibes, family fun, and everything that makes this local spot worth the trip.

This week we had Dylan on the show, and it was classic Daniel doing what he does best. I hit record and we were already 20 minutes deep before they even realized we were rolling. What followed was nothing but real-world talk, laughs, and good vibes. We bounced around on ideas I had floated to Daniel, and eventually made it to a list of scary stories that had us cutting up. Just a good time all around.

This week we sat down with Tim, the owner of Bunker Golf, which opens its doors Saturday, September 27th. We got a behind-the-scenes look before the big day and had a blast checking out everything they’re building. Tim shared his story, what made him fall in love with golf, and how that passion turned into Bunker Golf.