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On this episode, the Beaveman tries to discuss some silly news but the Ronz is either not listening or is side tracked. The Ronz tries to convince the Beaveman that he is a scientist, which he isn't. It's pretty entertaining. At one point, the Beaveman almost stops the podcast in order to keep himself from metaphorically strangling the Ronz. We hope you enjoy listening as much as we enjoy podcasting. Stay safe!Support the show
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On this episode of the SlapTail Squad, the Beaveman, the Ronz, and the Swan do some classic bitching about life as an adult. We also dive deeper into the Ronz's origin story. It is nothing like Batman's, but is pretty interesting. There is a public service announcement from Skylar at the beginning and end of the podcast. We are looking forward to the day when we can podcast from the same location. Until then, we will do our best to get you content each week. Stay safe and happy members of SlapTail Nation!Support the show
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On this episode, the Ronz and the Beaveman catch up remotely to discuss their faith in politicians. Of course they also talk about the Ronz's love of martial arts before they get to the damn point of the podcast. It's a fun conversation that follows the stream of consciousness of a normal human being. They talk about veterans, their kids, and whatever else they feel like talking about. We hope you enjoy the podcast.Support the show
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The SlapTail squad assembles, remotely, to discuss how use/abuse of social media is causing arguments and frustration among, "friends." Most likely we are all guilty of believing that just because we are,"friends," on social media that we have all the same beliefs, traditions, and practices. We hope you are staying safe and that you enjoy the podcast.Support the show
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Yes! This week Tromondae is able to join the squad sporadically through Skype. It is totally worth it though, because he gets a glimpse into the mind of the Ronz and all of the fun things that naturally spew forth from his mouth. We have a fun time talking about superstitions and rituals we perform in daily life and silly things that make us think superstitious thoughts in spite of ourselves. It was a fun podcast to make. Enjoy!Support the show
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On this episode of the SlapTail Squad, the Beaveman and the Ronz catch up remotely. The Ronz was able to get out there and be socially awkward as usual. The Beaveman and the Ronz discuss their totally different military experiences. We hope you are all staying safe and happy. Enjoy!Support the show
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The Ronz gets out of the house again and interacts with others while observing social distancing. The folks he interacts with get a taste of his humor and the listeners of the SlapTail Squad benefit from his retelling of the interaction and the Beaveman's response. We hope everyone is happy and safe. Enjoy!Support the show
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On this episode, RJ, son of the Ronz, joins us for a remote podcast. We ask him about how he is handling the stay at home order as a young college student. The Beaveman fucks up and says, "Star Wars," the next generation instead of Star Trek. Most importantly, the Ronz got out of the house and had a chance to be awkward in a social interaction while applying social distancing. We hope it brings you some happiness. Stay safe.Support the show
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The Slaptail Squad members assemble for a fun discussion about their respective lives. Apparently the Beaveman wants to live inside a sitcom. We are still observing the stay at home order in Michigan. It's a fun conversation and hopefully it brings some joy to the listeners. Stay safe and thanks to all of our listeners!Support the show
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Oh boy. On this episode of The Slaptail Squad, the Swan, Tromondae, and the Beaveman discuss a letter sent to health care professionals in the state of Michigan by the Chief Deputy Director for Health for the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services. Please see the link if you want to read it. Listen and decide if the Swan and the Beaveman are over reacting. Basically, it seemed kind of insulting. That is why, as a "brown man," the Beaveman felt he needed to address it. They bring along their cool-headed, "black man," friend Tromondae to weigh in. Things are tough all over. Let's not make them tougher. Stay safe, enjoy the episode. We promise, from now on we are going to focus on fun. https://www.mcep.org/2020/04/21/a-letter-from-dr-joneigh-khaldun-chief-medical-and-chief-deputy-director-for-health-providing-awareness-of-how-this-disease-is-impacting-racial-and-ethnic-minorities-and-alert-to-ways-this-could-im/Support the show
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