Three Beers Later

You want a beer podcast? Here’s your damned beer podcast. In this episode, Connor smells a bottle of Sam Adams’ Utopias. And tries to lick a little that was left on the rim. We decide whether to be scared of a dolphin uprising and reminisce on our entry into the craft beer universe. We look […]

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We're still finding more prime numbers. Tonight, we bring on the bombers! In this episode, we find a woman with some crazy demands for her boyfriend's Call of Duty usage. We discuss sushi, sexbots, and Donald Trump. We reminisce with Michael Snow, and narrow in on a new celebrity to interview. All while enjoying Zipline's Barrel-Aged Hibiscus Saison, Avery Brewing's Ginger Sour and Lagunitas' Wilco Tango Foxtrot. 

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It only took 16 episodes, but we got a girl in here. #OchoCrowlers In this episode, we discuss Chrissy Teigen and the Kardashians. Air travel and self-checkouts. Ice skating and grocery shopping. And feminism. I think we solved feminism. All while drinking New Belgium's Le Terroir and La Folie.

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In this episode, we reminisce about our Hot Ones bowel movements. We take a look at a man (who happens to be Asian) who died doing stupid things. We remember Beanie Babies. We talked to Simba's wife about their storybook love story. All while drinking Backswing Brewing's Brown Ale.

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Hot sauces. Beer. Time to test the intestinal fortitude. Oh yeah, and it's #7Every7! In this episode, we welcome in Brett Baker of Hot Ones fame. He tried to kill us with some chicken wings. We also discussed Christmas boobs, terminal ill patients who aren't actually going to die, and what the best way to pee is. But mostly, we just tried to survive the Hot Ones torture. All while enjoying the Green Flash West Coast IPA.

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In this episode, we find some people much more devoted to the Never Ending Pasta Pass than Connor was. We discuss the merits of bikini baristas. The comedic value of the word "boner." And how often does a person really need to use soap? All while drinking Kinkaider Brewing's Snow Beast Winter Ale.

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In this episode, Connor Happer and Mark Onwiler make a concerted effort to "gotta go faster." And then we start to talk about Donald Trump and Kim Jong-un. Oh well! We also discuss Canada and why they can't keep animals alive in their zoos. Blockbuster is now "hipster cool." License plates. Throwing axes. Andy Buckley (naturally). All while enjoying Empyrean's Winter Wisdom hazelnut brown ale.

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Russians. Martians. Frank Underwood. Thanksgiving. Working in the media. Complaining about the media. And smelly baseball hats. All while drinking some Michigan beers.

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Andy Buckley called. in. Or was it David Wallace? Hard to tell. Either way, it was fun. Travis brought liquor and talked about soccer. Connor might be overextending himself.

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Connor and Mark recover from some heavy beers with a nice, sessionable IPL from Brickway in Omaha. Cocaine, hotels, sexbot babies, and half-marathons. What do they have in common? Probably nothing, but they all come up in this week's episode! Plus, a chain restaurant edition of the Top 7.

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