The fellas continue their travel series talking with former ecological researcher Matt Tohl about his former life in the Utah wilderness and great (and foul) river adventures.This week’s Triple D: “What do you call someone who litters in a national park?”
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In episode 44 of The Hump! Podcast: On The Road Again, the fellas chat about travel and getting out for the first time in a long time. They talk future trips — Disney or the Pacific Northwest (aren’t they same right now at 117 degrees) — and future travel expert guests. Learn where they are heading now and what dream trips are being planned when everything really goes back to normal. Our Triple D: What do you call someone who, when you stop for gas, sneaks over to a nearby restaurant for a sit-down lunch?
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In episode 43 of The Hump! Podcast: Drink Notes. The fellas recap and discuss thoughts from their past few guests of the drink scene in Kansas City and beyond. And we have a special, extended Triple D this week. Our Triple D: What do you call someone who shows up to the house they used to own — absolutely hammered, drink in hand — and requests a tour?
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In episode 42 of The Hump! Podcast: Booze Vacation … The fellas wrap up their craft drinkers series with Clifford Stephan from Booze Vacation, which is perhaps not as it sounds. They chat taking a break from booze, the benefits, and convincing people to do it! This episode’s Triple D: What do you call someone who gets overzealous about your vices and proselytizes their solution?
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For Ep. 41 … the fellas return with Alana Gwinner from Eleven Three KC to discuss a few luminaries in the beer community that recently passed away, as well as what has us encouraged about the beer community. This week’s Triple D: “What do you call someone who gets hammered at a beer class?”
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For Ep. 40 … the fellas bring back Alana Gwinner from Eleven Three KC to discuss when it’s okay to forgive Boulevard, bad behavior in the beer community and a special brew of her own that’s forthcoming. Did we hear cream ale? This week’s Triple D: “What do you call someone who believes that craft beer is only for middle-aged white guys?”
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The fellas are back with the Drink KC team for The Hump! Podcast Ep. 39: Drink KC (Part 2) … They chat with Cory and Roxi from the podcast Drink KC — it highlights Kansas City’s craft breweries, wineries and distilleries. They discuss how the opening of more craft breweries has them encouraged. They show some love to local distillery Restless Spirits. And talk weird things seen at drinking establishments. Drink KC supplied this week’s Triple D: “What do you call someone who only picks drinking games that they know they’re good at?”
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In episode 38 of The Hump! Podcast: Drink KC (Part 1) … The fellas bring on their first guest(s) of the season with Cory and Roxi from the podcast Drink KC — it highlights Kansas City’s craft breweries, wineries and distilleries. They chat best places to get a drink locally and beyond as well as growing pains of breweries. The Drink KC supplied team supplied this week’s Triple D: “What do you call someone who judges another based on what they’re drinking?”
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In episode 37 of The Hump! Podcast: The Music of Our Lives … The fellas are back as Brent Bowen and Chad Beland chat about future craft beverage guests, music, and concert stories. They also discuss their new lives as bucket drummers and the beer tour they may be going on soon. This episode’s Triple D: What do you call someone who climbs out of GA into the area where you paid good money for a reserved ticket and they act put out when you want to sit in your seat?
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In episode 36 of The Hump! Podcast: The State of Beer … After teasing it the last few episodes Brent Bowen and Chad Beland chat about beer, breweries, and what is going on in that industry right now — including bad behaving breweries. The fellas debate a list of the best beer cities. Triple D — What do you call someone who shouts out at a public beer event … at the brewery where the beer was brewed … to the brewer … that the beer is bad?”
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