In episode 100, we sit down with Mike Quill, owner of Feartown haunted house and Factory of Terror. He tells us how it was a long-time dream to create his own haunted house and how he started with the development of Feartown in Seekonk, Massachusetts. We learn how the process works throughout the year to create new haunts and attractions. We discuss the differences between what you can do in an outdoor haunt vs. an indoor haunt and how it has been great for Mike and his team to now also have an indoor location, Factory of Terror, in Fall River, MA. He talks about how they manage all of the victims…I mean attendees of Feartown and what it is like staffing a 45-minute walkthrough! Don't worry - Mike doesn't give away too much for anyone looking to attend this Halloween season!

https://fear-town.com

https://www.factoryofterror.com

In this episode, we sit down with Psychic Medium Debbie Squizzero. Debbie tells us her earliest memories of encountering spirits and how it has evolved for her over the years. We hear about the transition from her career teaching to helping clients as a psychic medium full-time. Debbie explains how spirits communicate to her and how a person's energy moves to the other side. She even picks up some very close-to-home energy right in the room for the boys. We discuss what it is like working with clients one-on-one and at a public event in a room full of people. Debbie offers in-person sessions for anyone in the New England Area and provides video conferencing for clients unable to visit her office.

You can find more information about Debbie and the services Debbie offers here:

www.debbiesquizzero.com

@debbie_squizzero_medium

In this episode, we sit down with Courtney Edge, owner and tour guide at Providence Ghost Tour. Courtney tells us what It was like growing up in a home with paranormal activity was like, and eventually how she eventually became a guide for a ghost tour. After researching and hearing some stories, she saw a lot of paranormal history in the city of Providence and created her own - Providence Ghost Tour. Courtney tells us how it has grown over the years and how stops have changed. We hear about some of the scariest stories on tour and some notable paranormal experiences. She and others have experienced on their journeys through providence at dusk.

www.providenceghosttour.com

@providenceghosttour

In this episode, we sit down with Jeremy Miville to talk about how he got into cars and eventually air-cooled VWs. We also discuss his role at Hagerty and some of the special services they offer.

https://www.revivalmotoring.com/

In this episode, we sit down with Missy Battaglia, Stylist and owner of Revolutions Salon in Bridgewater, MA. Missy tells us about her journey to become a stylist and the steps she took to grow her career. We learn about unexpected hurdles that would have driven many to give up on owning their own business and how Missy overcame them. We discuss some not often openly discussed topics, such as women's hair loss and what Missy does to help her clients cope with it and regain confidence. She also tells us about some amazing products she carries and the science behind them. The boys even learn why shampoo burns your eyes and why products that don't burn probably aren't working that great! Missy also tells us some exciting news about moving into a brand new Salon next month!

Revolutions Salon new Location: 15 Fireworks Circle Bridgewater MA 02324

IG: Missybattaglia // Revolutionssalon

revolutionssalon.com

In this episode, we sit down with one of our favorite repeat guests - Ryan Lavery of Widowmaker Brewing. We try and cover all of the updates in the year since Ryan visited us last, including but not limited to news from the Kilroy Square beer garden, new releases, events at the taproom, and what to expect for the upcoming 5-year anniversary week of celebrations. In addition to that - we get to some listener-submitted questions and discuss some irrational fears we have.

@widowmakerbrew

https://revivalmotoring.com/

Guest host Podcast Daddy himself, Josh Garcia joins the boys in this special bonus episode with Nate Lewand. Nate is a long time friend and supporter of the Revival Motoring Network. After growing up on the East Coast Nate moved west to Utah to be closer to the outdoor activities that he loves, Primarily snowboarding. Nate tells us the chilling story of a routine snowboarding day trip with a friend that ended in a laundry list of major injuries, and a long road of recovery. Listen in and hear how he healed, and won't let this incident prevent him from getting out there and doing the things he loves. Just remember, Don't die.

In this episode, we sit down with coffee virtuoso Justin Enis. Justin walks us through the timeline of his coffee journey, which started with "No thanks, man, I don't drink coffee" to the Director of Coffee Operations for Fuel America. We learn about what makes a properly roasted coffee bean, different methods of harvesting and processing, and that a coffee bean is actually some type of cherry seed. Justin also tells us the importance of the water you are brewing with and how new technology has made better options to correct less-than-ideal water situations. We also talk about the roast for Revival Motoring's Cold Start Snap Chilled Coffee and what exactly snap chilled means! Justin also tells us about his coffee-influenced instrumental Doom Metal band - Burr.

You can find Justin here: @justinenis / @fuelamerica / @burrpvd

In this episode, we sit down with the return guest and friend of the show, Craig Mancusi. Craig tells us about the great upcoming events he is working on with the Duxbury Food and Wine Festival, The wine stroll, and Octoberfest. In addition to this, we hit the news, listener submissions, and obviously, Mark and Craig argue.

For more info on the events and tickets, visit: https://www.duxburyfoodandwinefestival.com

In this episode, we take a deep dive into all things plastic with our friend Joe Booth! Joe of Perfection plastics has honed his skills over the years in the art of plastic welding and fabricating to salvage no-longer-available parts or to create custom ones. In addition to welding, modifications, and repair, Joe has also done quite a bit with 3D printing. He explains the process and the different types of printers and materials available. He brought us a menagerie of different examples, including but not limited to a completely anatomically incorrect T-Rex.

IG: @perfectionplastics // @mygti_ma