Liberty And Libations

We are back, and going through the unposted episodes and getting them online. Grannie Annie has once again sponsored an episode, and she decided we would drink: Budweiser Black Crown Pilsner and Lager Pruno Armed guard stops school shooting. Steven … Continue reading →

Sorry about another delayed episode. But we’ll talk about goofy ideas from liberals, and discuss compromise. Thanks again to Tom’s wife Debbie for the Black Butte Porter, from the Deschuetes Brewery. It was a nice beer, with a subtle coffee … Continue reading →

Gun control and wiffle balls, what do they have in common? Both are flimsy and full of holes. We apologize for the delay, but here it is. And be careful of the sound levels during the episode. This is a … Continue reading →

This time around we discuss, Gérard Depardieu, the fiscal cliff, and the double standards of liberals a few different times. No sponsor again, but got ourselves half a gallon of Dead Guy Ale. And it was a fine beer. Gérard … Continue reading →

What do Subway restaurants, snow plowing conspiracy theories, union thugs, and hot dogs have in common? Until now, most likely nothing. No libation sponsor this time around. Step up and make us drink something. The shame of the plowing of … Continue reading →

What’s on tap this episode? Well Jesse Jackson Jr., Boys body image, Steroids, and Charles Atlas. What kind of lingerie would Mrs. Claus wear for Santa? This weeks brew is brought to us by Debbie Dahl, she picked out Rogue … Continue reading →

What do election results, old downtown Minneapolis, the fiscal cliff, shadow governments, and professional wrestling have in common? This episode. The brew sponsored by Patricia Porter was the Farmer’s Daughter from the Lucette Brewing Company. The White House has in … Continue reading →

We discuss hurricane Sandy, the New York Marathon, the fate of some oxen, and Lilyhammer. First up the Schell’s Stag series #5 Czech Dark Lager provided by Patricia Porter. Was a nice chocolate beer. Not overly creamy or foamy. Here … Continue reading →