Three guys having a beer and talking about being dads.
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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The Beer Dads have a very special guest for this episode. Algenon Cash from Zesto Burgers & Ice Cream, Skrimp Shack and the Triad Food & Beverage Coalition comes on to talk about the restaurants and the coalition that strives …
So, the C-19 pandemic has affected businesses all over the world, perhaps none as much as the food and beverage industry. The Beer Dads talk about the effects and possible future outcomes of the restaurants and bars. What kind of …
The Beer Dads had Rob Ainbinder on the podcast a few years back and a lot has changed in his life since then. Rob is back this week and much has changed in his life since he was here last. …
We have all gone through a lot because of the Covi-pocalypse. Jobs, the economy, and more. Outside of the people who have lost loved ones or themselves because of the pandemic, the ones that are most affected, even if only …
It’s no secret that this pandemic has been hell on everyone. There’s a lot of bad stuff out there, still. But, what can we find behind the dark clouds? Is there something that adds a silver lining? Are there good …
In this “Now Normal,” in which pretty much everyone that isn’t considered “essential” is working from home, some are bored, some are getting cabin fever, some are just relaxing and taking in the time away from others. The Beer Dads …
Remember, if you will, back in episode 173, titled The Beer Bubble. Well, we bring that subject up, once again, when not one but three beer establishments in Greensboro have announced that they are or that they have closed/closing. Is the competitive …
The Beer Dads are of the age where they’re considered the “Sandwich Generation.” Haven’t heard of that? The Sandwich Generation? The Sandwich Generation is defined as those who have a living parent age 65 or older and are either raising …
Politics are almost always a good way to create a ruckus at family gatherings. Half of the family thinks one way and the other half another. It’s a sure-fire way to get on someone’s bad side or them on yours. …
Show 189 – We Talk Politics So You Don’t Have To Read more »