Episode 35 - Oh! This Podcast Tribute to Thanksgiving - Beer of The Week Goose Island 2017 Proprietor’s Bourbon County Brand Stout

As fall sets it and one of our finest holidays in upon us we decided to explore the space of Thanksgiving. In episode 35, the guys record from the couch and recliner to simulate the conceptual idea of how Thanksgiving meals should be celebrated. The guys talk through a cornucopia of topics ranging from meal choices to watching Detroit Lions football (not sure why people do that).

Sit back and enjoy the show as the guys imbibe copious amounts of Oh! This Podcasts Beer of The Week Goose Island 2017 Proprietor’s Bourbon County Brand Stout.

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Hosts

Patrick Farrar

Host

Patrick was born on a frigid midwestern night and was poised for radio success. From a young age he was told he was built for radio and the future of the medium. Some scholars say his ancestors are direct descendants of the Norse god Odin and pop legend Fergie. Along with graduating magna cum laude from Subway U he is thought to be the father of the modern day panini. In his spare time he enjoys moderate distance walks on the beach, debating whether his personality is more of Diddy or Jermaine Dupri, and the musical stylings of Fastball.

Steve Hombaker

Host

Steve was born and raised in a suburb of Chicago (excellent). His achievements include multiple Waukegan City Softball Championships, a robust 180 bowling average, and a 2nd place finish in his 5th grade geography bee. He is believed to have one of the largest collections of stadium souvenir cups in the lower 48 states. In 2015 he loaded up his wagon with supplies, floated across several rivers, and settled on a nice homestead in California (Oregon is SOOOO 1843). Likes: breakfast cereals, dystopian fiction, constructive feedback Dislikes: ham salad, CBS sitcoms, vigorous stretching.