The Beer Dads talk about Dad Tim’s and his Pilot’s new experiment, “eating around the world” via a randomizer. From the culture and people to history and cuisine, Dad Tim wants to learn and know more about the countries of …
Travel is something many of us took for granted pre-C-19. We, as Americans, just went where we pleased, as we pleased, how we pleased. Now, our ability to travel depends on many factors, including our points of origin. Many of …
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A few episodes back we talked about when your college-aged child comes home and announces that he or she has applied for a trip to Japan and that it will cost $6500. Well, turns out it doesn’t always happen that …
It’s never fun when your college-aged kid comes home and says, “guess what!? I applied to take a study trip to Japan and I was accepted.” Well, it can be exciting but do you have $6500 sitting waiting on you …
The Beer Dads are well-traveled. They’ve each been to Europe, some to Central America and each to numerous places around this country. But, as much as he loves to travel, Beer Dad Tim hasn’t ever been to New York City, …
Beer Dad Jon’s “day job” took him to Denver and it just so happened that one-way tickets were more feasible in this situation for him and his Pilot. So, they decided to take an adventure, driving from the Mile High …
Look who’s back! Wow, we’ve been gone for a hot minute. That’s not exactly true. The Beer Dads have been working on things, just not been producing this podcast. Beer Dad Paul got a new job and had to acclimate …
With Beer Dad Jon gallivanting about the entire Southeast over the last month, The Beer Dads talk about places they’re going, preferably for pleasure and plans for the summer. Yes, it’s half over but we’re just in the thick of …
So, Beer Dad Paul is still on vacation (at time of this recording) and Stacy Verner sits in, once again with Beer Dads Jon and Tim. Stacy is an awesome guest, as usual and we’re always glad to have her. …
Sometimes, it’s just not feasible to get out of town, go anywhere “special” or just “do something” when it’s a traditional holiday period. This could be because you have commitments that you can’t get out of or your child has …