Another Beer Show

OK, I think we had a beer show a few months ago but this one is entirely different. We talk about beer we are drinking NOW. OK, that settled, Steve and I started a new Flickr group called "Beers the Dead Air Podcast (and friends) Drink." Here we will put pictures of our beer drinking shenanigans and the like. Good fun.

Click on the Harvest Moon to see all the pictures!

In addition to our new Flickr album we have a Google spreadsheet on the beers we drink. We are starting it in October and will continue until, well, until we get tired of it. You can find the Spreadsheet here.

Can you see the secret beer stash in this picture? I tried miserably to explain how this guy hides his beer at work. Well, the article is here with the pictures.

The music on today's show has one theme. Beer. But the music could not be more diverse. The opening song was from the great Willie Nelson and his "I Gotta Get Drunk." The song in the middle of the show was truly terrible. Paranoid Social Club's Wasted. The final song is an oldie but a goody. I think it was recored sometime in the 30s. Andrew Sister's Beer Barrel Polka (Roll Out The Barrel)

The audio at the beginning of the show is from the great Senator Ted Stevens from Alaska. The scary thing is, that man makes laws that deal with technology. Scary.

As Seen On TV

This week's podcast is really bad. Steve and I had to record on different days so we didn't get the chance to talk to each other live. Instead, I had the brilliant idea to just mash our two recordings together. This would have worked but Steve's segment was really lame and it took me an hour to edit out all his personal information which I can't be sure he really wants to make public. He really tried to get that information out there. 10 times at last count. It felt like an infomercial. But I promised to make links to Steve's pictures and videos and now I have done so.

If you want to take the internet scam test click here. I got 9 out of 10. How did you do?

This opening song was by the Sugar Hill Gang and the closing song was by Gnarls Barkley's Crazy. I also like the Gnarls Barkley song "Smiling Faces" which you can watch below. God Bless YouTube.