Podcasts about dead squirrels

Foamy & The gang discuss the recent Silent Hill news, Embracer buying up more IPs, Ezra Miller finally going up for trial and a thing happening with Evil Dead and Fortnite. Thank everyone for the support! (If i missed a thing, sorry :( Been working myself 24/7 and haven't checked anything in days) illwillpress.com All the Links, 1 spot: https://wlo.link/@illwillpress (Support if you can, I'm just one person doing all this) :) Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/jimathers J.i.M. on Twitch! https://www.twitch.tv/jimathers Shirts, Mugs, Art & Stuff on DBH! Design By Humans Shop: http://www.designbyhumans.com/shop/illwillpress/ Foamy Comics & Music on Itch.io https://illwillpress.itch.io/ Foamy's Podcast is also on Spotify TickTock: https://www.tiktok.com/@foamythesquirrelofficial --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jimathers/support

Foamy & the Gang talk about the She-Hulk trailer, Stan Lee being ressurected digitally, and algorithms being implemented to make sure creativity is diversified? What is happening?! Thank You EVERYONE for the support! :) (If i missed a thing, sorry :( Been working myself 24/7 and haven't checked anything in days) illwillpress.com All the Links, 1 spot: https://wlo.link/@illwillpress Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/jimathers J.i.M. on Twitch! https://www.twitch.tv/jimathers Dawn on Twitch : https://www.twitch.tv/dawnoftimebc Art Prints on DBH! Design By Humans Shop: http://www.designbyhumans.com/shop/illwillpress/new/ Foamy on Itch.io https://illwillpress.itch.io/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jimathers/support

This big action packed episode is all about DJ Glowing Ice calling Matt Foran to catch up on what he has been up to recently with the big news about the brand new Circus of Dead Squirrels album "Scary Melodies" that was recently released.Hear how a new iteration of the band came back together and how it shaped and molded to make an album that what was thought to never happen, happen.DJ also asks Matt a bunch of "Firsts" questions to take a deeper peek into the formative years of both Matt and DJ's lives.They also touch on some very Oprah moments in learning how to enjoy life right at this very second and also solve the worlds problems.Enjoy! Special and HUGE thanks to Matt Foran for being a guest and make sure to check out the new Circus of Dead Squirrels album "Scary Melodies" anywhere music is available, as it is now on all major music streaming platforms.

This week the boys discuss a dead squirrel in the mailbox of a new Polk County resident, the trashy playground at the Nathan Dean ball fields, and much more! 

The Everblack Podcast caught up with Ripchord from Circus of Dead Squirrels to talk about the new album Scary Melodies, the lyrical direction and themes of the record, action figure collecting, the CODS Podcast, his other projects, future of the band and more!Circus of Dead Squirrels - ‘Scary Melodie's' is out now.Order here : https://circusofdeadsquirrels.bandcamp.com***EVERBLACK PODCAST***SUBSCRIBE and STREAM HERE: https://linktr.ee/EverblackPodcastwww.everblack.com.auwww.facebook.com/Everblackmedia Thanks to : Deathwish Hotrods & KustomsRW Promotion Blacklight AD Screenprinting Electric WitchEverblack intro theme by Jaymes Jackson

It's the week of Christmas and we're reliving the time Brent selfishly got a Christmas tree that was was too short and blamed God for it. We also discuss why Brent thinks the classic "Silent Night" makes no sense what so ever and defends his theory with common sense and logic. Brent gives a lesson on how to deal with uninvited guest in the attic, along with another unreleased Christmas song "Anything But a Silent Night".Merry Christmas Everyone!!

Chris Baird of Fast Cadillac and the Wolfoose gents, Logan and Jaron Strem join Fresh and G to talk beers and prohibition while Pauly Carnivorous G erupts on the Imposible burger craze.   Banter and laughes for the evening were fueled by some fine brews from Adroit Theory and the Anchorage  Brewery Company.    Shout outs in this week's episode include:  18th Street Brewery, Jimmie Boros of Backstep Brewing Company, and The Dead Squirrels     After the show, start filling your own Tavour crate. Cheers!   Be sure to check us out Sundays on Indy In-Tune.    Members of the Hopped Up Network. An ever-growing group of independent beer podcasts. Dedicated to providing insight into our local craft beer communities.  

Fast Cadillac's, Chris Baird and The Dead Squirrels, Donny Coyle joined the boys at the round table at Alley's Alehouse for an night of adult humor and fresh craft brews straight from the many rotating taps available to quench any thirst.   A show their mother's will be proud of.     Shout outs:  Hops and Coaster Drops;  Otis Elevator;  Union Brewing;  Chilly Water Brewing Co.: Union Brewing Company;     After the show, start filling your own Tavour crate. Cheers!   Be sure to check us out Sundays on Indy In-Tune.    Members of the Hopped Up Network. An ever-growing group of independent beer podcasts. Dedicated to providing insight into our local craft beer communities.  

After putting that lost year behind us, the boys get back in action once again at that wonderous annual Rock the Junction Craft Beer and Music Fest hosted by the Grand Junction Brewing Company in Westfield, Indiana.   Whether it's rain, shine or blistering summer heat, the local Westfield community which has embraced and supported Grand Junction even before their doors were open always generate a lively and special atmosphere each year which makes it one of the most anticipated and enjoyable festivals of the year.   Tune in for Part One of festival coverage as Dougy Fresh and Paulie G, along with 1st segment co-host Lori Noud, who brought some much needed beauty to the table, open the show with some brew talk before a trio of local rockers, Jim Streisel, Donny Coyle and Justin Alley of The Dead Squirrels stopped by to amp up the conversation moments after amping up the early crowd with the days opening live grooves.     Special thanks to Lori Noud Photography for taking time out of her busy schedule to stop by and get nab some killer shots of the event.     Shout outs in this week's episode include:  Primeval Brewing;  The Bier Brewery;  Bearded Burger: Cardinal Spirits;  Gem City Spirits   After the show, start filling your own Tavour crate. Cheers!   Be sure to check us out Sundays on Indy In-Tune.    Members of the Hopped Up Network. An ever-growing group of independent beer podcasts. Dedicated to providing insight into our local craft beer communities.

One third of The Dead Squirrels joined Dougy Fresh and Paulie G at Alley's Alehouse for a warm, long overdue reunion.   The boys had a blast talking about old times and what's new with the band including a new drummer, Justin Alley and the usual odd ramblings by Donny.   Beer and music conversation always make for a great time.   Crack a cold one and tune in to find out where you can see and hear The Squirrels live this summer.  Be sure to check out and like their FB page and get down to Alley's Alehouse in the Pinheads Entertainment Center in Fishers, Indiana for good times, food and drinks.     Shout outs include:  Chris Burch;  Bill Smythe and Claude and Annie's;  Southern Tier;  Jamie Jackson of Sam Ash Music;  Grand Junction Brewing;  Barley Island;  Union Brewing;  Deer Creek Pub   After the show, start filling your own Tavour crate. Cheers!   Be sure to check us out Sundays on Indy In-Tune.    Members of the Hopped Up Network. An ever-growing group of independent beer podcasts. Dedicated to providing insight into our local craft beer communities.  

Nicolas gets a plethora of spicy questions thrown his way, including whether or not the College Buddies Greasy Pole challenge has any basis in reality and the fundamentals of establishing a monetary system.

We’re back! And we’re talking about that weird Disney XD show lab rats. But don’t worry we’re catching up and talking about what we’ve missed since we last recorded! So just come hang out with us!

The boys had a great time once again at Putt’s Bar & Grill in Rochester, Indiana.   Great friend and pimp, Jessica Shafer sits in as Co-host for a fantastic show she once again set up for the Pigs. Local musician and heartthrob, Mr. Kelley Isenhower tells stories from the road and the guys of Wolfoose quenches their thirst with some of their tasty craft brews and talk about their unique craft beer business.   Our favorite co-host, Jessica, who is always up to great things, gets into what’s new and what’s coming around the bend for Rochester and its many local artists.   And of course, dear friend and gracious host for the night’s fun, Putt’s owner Monica Ann talks Putt’s and some of it’s many great things that makes it the best place to be for cold suds, scrumptious food, and welcoming staff and patrons for a great time, anytime.   Grab a craft brew and enjoy Part One of this two part funtastic day at Putt’s.     Shout outs in this week’s episode include:  Evan Williams;  Black Circle;  The Native Nook;  Digital Wolf;  The Record Farm; and special thanks to those other Indy animals, The Dead Squirrels for the use of their tune, When You Fall   After the show, start filling your own Tavour crate. Cheers!   Be sure to check us out Sundays on Indy In-Tune.    Members of the Hopped Up Network. An ever-growing group of independent beer podcasts. Dedicated to providing insight into our local craft beer communities.  

Media publications teacher Natalie Brown and host Evelyn Lauer discuss tips for hybrid teaching, the challenges of creating a yearbook during a pandemic, and the joys and reliefs of receiving the Covid-19 vaccine. Brown is the Dragon Media adviser at Carroll Senior High School in Southlake, Texas -- a 6A school in the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex home to around 3000 students. Brown has been a journalism instructor and has advised newspaper, yearbook, and broadcast programs for the last 13 years. A graduate of the University of Mississippi journalism school, she worked as a writer, editor and PR/communications specialist for five years before pursuing her master of secondary education at the University of North Texas and entering the classroom. Since that time, the publications she has advised have been awarded numerous state and national honors including CSPA silver crown and NSPA Pacemaker finalist. She currently serves as a regional representative for her state organization -- Texas Association of Journalism Educators and teaches workshops for Jostens. Her students' work can be seen @slcdragon media on Instagram and Twitter. Follow Natalie on  Twitter and Instagram  @nataliehbrown.Follow host Evelyn Lauer on Twitter and Instagram @evelynalauer. BTB is produced by Evelyn Lauer. Its music is written and performed by Jim Streisel and his band, The Dead Squirrels. 

Alex and Rob explore the bizarre and wonderful world of human curiosity. Contact us in the usual ways:  Website: http://www.lapodcast.net/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LAPodcast/ Twitter: @LAPodcast

Music teacher Justin Johnson and host Evelyn Lauer discuss the impossibility of recreating performances online, the benefit of asynchronous time for enrichment, and the use of polls to increase engagement and competition. Johnson is in his ninth year as Director of Bands at Niles West where he conducts the concert band, symphonic band, and symphonic wind ensemble. Johnson also directs the pep band, marching band, and jazz band. He received his Bachelor's degree in Music Education from the University of Memphis and is currently finishing a Masters in Music Education at Eastern Illinois University. Johnson serves on staff for a number of nationally recognized ensembles. This past summer would have been his 12th year as a staff member with the Bluecoats Drum and Bugle Corps. He was also a member of the Bluecoats where he performed on mellophone. Johnson has additionally served on staff for the US Army All-American Marching Band from 2013-2015 and again in 2018. He has adjudicated and given clinics for concert ensembles, marching band, indoor drumline, winter guard, and jazz ensembles in Illinois, Tennessee, Mississippi, Nebraska, Iowa, Texas, New York, Indiana, Michigan, and Georgia. In 2016, Mr. Johnson was named a finalist for the Golden Apple Award and additionally named teacher of distinction. In 2020, he was named the Zemsky Teacher of the year for Niles West High School. Johnson is the 2021 Illinois Teacher of the Year and is also an active member of the National Band Association, Illinois Music Educator Association, National Association for Music Education, Phi Beta Mu, and the Jazz Educators Network. Follow host, Evelyn Lauer, on Twitter and Instagram @evelynalauer.BTB is produced by Evelyn Lauer. Its music is written and performed by Jim Streisel and his band, The Dead Squirrels. 

Mathematics teacher Sachin J. Jhunjhunwala and host Evelyn Lauer discuss the magic and humanity in remote learning, the importance of group work, and the escape of John Hughes films. Jhunjhunwala is a second-year Instructional Coach and third-year mathematics teacher at Highland Park High School in Highland Park, IL.   There, he has taught Algebra I Survey, Geometry, and AP Statistics.  Prior to that he taught at Evanston Township High School for nine years as a mathematics teacher, where he taught AP Statistics, PreCalculus, Algebra II, Geometry, and Algebra I. Before teaching, Jhunjhunwala was a Director of Technology, Product Manager, and Program Manager for Expedia, Inc. in the Puget Sound area and in London.  He currently lives in Evanston, IL with his wife and two sons.Follow host, Evelyn Lauer, on Twitter and Instagram, @evelynalauer.BTB is produced by Evelyn Lauer. Its music is written and performed by Jim Streisel and his band, The Dead Squirrels. 

Oh, you can find the most wonderful things while you're doing an extended spring cleaning!

The amazing lead vocalist of bands such as Circus of Dead Squirrels, Ventana, Plutus Hubris and other projects, Matt Foran joins IIWR again as a guest for this episode as we chat about his new music on the way, his podcast, Batman, Ninja Turtles and we also find out what his favorite candy bar is (You'll never guess!).Also in this episode we debut a brand new song to make people feel good and hopeful.Check out his podcast Ripchord's Codscast: The Circus of Dead Squirrels Podcast available on all podcast platforms to learn more about the band!Enjoy!

Moonshine and Music is a weekly web series and podcast produced by Notlehs Entertainment Hosted by Joe Shelton Our Host can be found at: http://mrjoeshelton.com Today's guest is The Dead Squirrels Check them out at: http://thedeadsquirrels.com/ Produced by: Notlehs Entertainment http://notlehs.net Producer: Joe Shelton Visit: http://www.moonshineandmusic.com for upcoming show info and events. facebook: http://facebook.com/moonshineandmusic twitter: http://twitter.com/moonshine3music instagram: http://instagram.com/moonshine_and_music

In this action packed and wholesome episode, DJ Glowing Ice interviews the one and only Matt Foran (of Circus of Dead Squirrels, Ventana, and Plutus Hubris) and catches up with what has been going on in his world of music and life in general. Also we look at and eat the Fry Lovers Burger from Rallys/Checkers, open up the 10 list of facts about the original Nintendo Entertainment System, Americas hardworking father Mike Williams talks about Fall, DJ Glowing Ice goes over the farts of the week and so much more!This episode is definitely a "DO NOT MISS" episode, so sit down with a loved one and a mug of hot chocolate and enjoy!Plutus Hubris:iTunes: https://music.apple.com/us/artist/plutus-hubris/1479270387Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PlutusHubris/Circus of Dead Squirrels:iTunes: https://music.apple.com/us/artist/circus-of-dead-squirrels/125136095Mothik:iTunes: https://music.apple.com/us/artist/mothik/1476828482Spotify: Industrial Industries World Radio:Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0JgTAc-ZWhl11B6NPFUQOQFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/industrialindustriesworldradioEmail: industrialindustriesworldradio@gmail.comDJ Glowing Ice's music:iTunes: https://music.apple.com/us/artist/glowing-ice/1237064897Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/2cfeEwZdyNiiUH68GHMe8TFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/glowingiceIndustrial Industries:Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCG6mnedKr3reCNB38H7-ffgFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/industrialindustriesofficial

We open up today's episode with a little announcement and funny story highlighting the fact that sometimes bad things happen and you really can't help it. Then we talk about how to handle unfortunate events in your short-term rental so that you and your guest don't have a bad experience because something went wrong.

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In today’s show, we talk a bit about our vision for the Arc Benders podcast and the community we hope to create. We also interview Dr. Tiffany Jana, the founder and CEO of TMI Portfolio, a collection of socially responsible and interconnected companies working to advance more culturally inclusive and equitable workforces.

Some of our favorite and most reoccurring guests, Jim, Donny, and Jamie of Dead Squirrels unite with the Pigs at The Yard Line for an evening of craft beer, Pabst Blue Ribbon, and possibly far too much laughter and inappropriateness for one night.   Before the boys hit the main stage to entertain the crowd, they spent some time pre-gaming with the Pigs and as usual, things quickly got out of hand.   Tune into hear what’s going on with the Squirrels as well as some random discussions on musical inspirations, festive nuts, cult de sacs, that one good Blake Shelton song, and the new Separatec underwear that may save lives.   Also some more on our newest sponsor, Tavour, the best way to get your craft beer fix.   The Yard Line isn’t just a great place to hear live music, but the place to go for a great craft beer line up, awesome bartenders, a few games of pool, and a kickin’ golf simulator.     Shout outs this week include:  Moxie;  Licking Hole Creek;  Founders;  New Holland; Redemption Alewerks;  Sun Records;  and Dos Ringos

Brews Theatre Enjoy a look back with one from the vault.  Recorded shortly after Super Bowl 50, one of the most boring bowls of all time, an agitated Dougy Fresh, Jordan, and Cowboy talk beer and movies.  Or at least attempted to talk about beer and movies before it turned into a “What grinds my gears” episode and how much they truly hated Super Bowl 50 and just about everything that went along with it.  (They apologize to any Coldplay fans who may be offended in advance.) Tune in to a rousing show highlighted with some tasty brews from Great Lakes Brewing Co. and Shorts Brewing Co.    Shout outs this week include:  Jerry and The Bier Brewery;  Dos Ringos;  Otis Gibbs;  Audacity;  and Whitey Morgan   Special thanks for those fine fellows of The Dead Squirrels for the use of their tune, Calabash Joe, from their fifth album, SQ1RL5.   http://thedeadsquirrels.com/#

A slightly hung-over group of Pigs (thanks to Eddy’s Sports Pub, Kevin Fertig, and carbombs) settled in for a glorious day of craft beer, wine, and live music from Rock Island and Duke Tumatoe at the 3rd Annual Whitestown Brew Fest, hosted by Indiana On Tap. We can’t thank Sarah Burns enough for the invite to cover this fantastic summer event. We kick off the day with our great friends from the Moontown Brewing Company who helped us to kick the dust off from the previous night and get revved up for the day. We had the pleasure to drink and talk to some of the area’s up and coming home brewers throughout the day and ended this segment with Tow Yard. Such a fun event. We loved meeting the home brewers and getting their perspective on the scene and see the new things they had brewing. Can’t wait till Whitestown Brew Fest 2018! We hope to see you all there! Special thanks to those hard-working Dead Squirrels for the use of their tune Calabash Joe to take us out on this one. Be sure to go see them live at a pub near you!

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We begin Part II of Radiothon 2017 at Alley's Alehouse with a pleasant interruption but always appreciated visit from Mr. Jerry Connor of The Bier Brewery.  Jerry joins the conversation with Fountain Square's Luke Nelson as we dig into craft beer, the woes of canning, and a little cans vs. bottle debate.  Next up, a few of the greats of the Indy music scene, Mr. Jeff Kelly and Eric Pedigo join to talk about how their scene has been transforming over the recent years, what they are currently up to, as well as an odd Wolf Man Jack impression from Jeff.  A not-so-sober Dougy Fresh and Pauly G. take the show out with some bizarre banter about allergies and radish aliments. Thanks again to Mr. Darrin Snider of Indy-In Tune and Benjamin Cannon of Spark Joy Music for inviting us out to participate in this great event.    Cheers! Big thanks once again to The Dead Squirrels for the use of their tune, U Gotta Lotta Nerve, from their new album to kick off tonight's episode.  Go to their FB page to find out how you can own your very own copy to hours of listening pleasure. Be sure to join us tomorrow(Saturday July 15th) at the Fountain Square Brewery Co. as we cover our 2nd all day, craft beer and music festival of this this season, Hops and Hertz, brought to you by Spark Joy Music, Studio Live Indy, Musical Family Tree, and yours truly, The Blind Pig Confessions.  Party starts at 12pm, we'll have cold brew waiting for you all! http://www.indyintune.com/ http://www.sparkjoymusic.com/ https://www.studioliveindy.com/ Shout outs in this episode:  Sun King Brewing Company;  Bigfoot Yancey;  Melody Inn;  Fleetwood Mac;  Joys House; Whoa!Tiger;  Tied; Chad Mills;  Jeff Byrd;  Four Day Ray Brewing;  Scarlet Lane Brewing Company;  Nick Wengler; and the Jeremy Vogt Band

The Pigs were honored to cover Indy In-Tune’s fifth annual Spring Radiothon, this year in support of Joy's House and the Alzheimer's Association of Greater Indiana with a goal of bringing music to those living with Alzheimer's.   It was a perfect day whether you wanted to chill to the acoustic acts outside on the patio or get down with the electric acts on stage inside Alley’s Alehouse.  A big thanks to Mr. Darrin Snider of Indy In-Tune for inviting us to cover this beertastic, all day, live music event.   Cowboy, Dougy Fresh, and Pauly G. get the beers flowing early for this one as they kick things off with one of the Radiothon sponsors, Ben Cannon of Spark Joy Music, and Luke Nelson of Fountain Square Brewery.  Lots going on with Spark Joy this year, and the Pigs will be covering some of their big summer live music events at the Fountain Square Brewery. (Tune in for more info!) Joy’s House Program Director, Candace Preston, and Program Manager, Corrina Thompson, joined the boys for a brew and some laughs as they told them a little about themselves and what brought them to Joy’s House along with the inside scoop of all the great things Joy’s House does and how and where anyone can donate.   Luke sits with the boys once again to round out Part One of our show.  He gives some highlights on some of the fine brews being made as well as the path that led him to Fountain Square Brewery.   The show ends as they get a visit from funny man, The Bier Brewery’s Jerry Connor.  They’ll pick up Part Two of Radiothon show with Jerry and Luke.  Stay Tuned! And we must thank Indy’s own, The Dead Squirrels, for the use of their upcoming hit tune, What Love Is from their new album.  Where can you get your hands on a copy, you ask?  You can tonight by joining us at Alley’s Alehouse for their album release party.   http://joyshouse.org/ http://www.indyintune.com/ http://www.sparkjoymusic.com/ http://www.alleysalehouse.com/ Shout outs in Part One of Radiothon include:  Evil Czech Brewery and Public House;  Four Day Ray Brewing;  Round Town Brewery;  Scarlet Lane Brewing Company;  93.1 WIBC-FM;  Autumn Androids;  Niko’s Open Stage;  Ryan Michael Gibbons;  Widmer Brothers Brewing;  McMenamins Pubs, Breweries and Historic Hotels;  Hop Cat;  Deschutes Brewery; Jack Barkley; Whoa!Tiger;  and Hop Head Farms    

Our favorite Dead Squirrels, Jim and Donny, stop by Alley's Alehouse to tell the boys about their upcoming, fifth album, SQ1RL5.  Squirrel fans will not be disappointed and will quickly notice the deeper riffs, (with the help new drummer, Rocky Rodriquez) and some of the best song writing to date.  We got sneak peaks of a few tracks from the new album: We start the show with a snippet of U Gotta Lotta Nerve and they take us out at the end with Calabash Joe.  Not only do these fine gents like to jam, but they also won us over for their love of beer.  They are sponsored by one of the only big boys which works with and not against the craft brew scene, the one and only Pabst Blue Ribbon.  And when they join the boys at the round table, they have no problem digging into some craft beers.  Always a pleasure, Jim and Donny once again helped to provide a night of great conversation, laughter, and a lot of beer drinking.  So tune into hear more about the work that went into SQ1RL5 and be sure to join us at Alley's Alehouse on June 30th for The Dead Squirrels 5th Album Release Party. Cheers! http://www.thedeadsquirrels.com/ Shout outs in this episode:  Chris Burch; Sam Ash School of Rock; Redemption Alewerks; Nuvo; Great Fermentations of Indiana; Nick Wengler; The Stranger        

The boys enjoy an evening of beer an banter at Alley’s Alehouse.   Jordan makes his return after being stuck in a sexual paralysis the last few weeks as they discuss what’s been going down and what’s coming up as well as a walk down memory lane of their recent trip to Memphis.  Tune in to hear about what’s coming up at Alley’s from Chef Rod’s amazing cuisine to Niko’s Open Stage hosted by Mr. Nick Wengler.  Nick also just kicked off his new Studio Live Indy all original music “Imagine” series on Friday night’s at Alley’s.  Laughter ensues as the beer and whiskey flows.  Some tasty suds traveled around the table this evening including George Dickel Rye, Taxman Brewing Company’s Barrel Aged Deduction, Evil Czech’s Bigsby, The Bier Brewery’s Jadada, and Dogfish Head’s Beer To Drink Music To. You learn how our mascot, Professor Hamilton Pigsby is doing, Pat’s hatred for hippies, how Jordon loves the dickel, Cowboy’s obsession with dark hallways, Dougy Fresh’s serenade in Memphis, and Clark Griswold sits in from the Pig Pen and gives some overly expressive beer reviews.   Cheers!   Thanks to The Dead Squirrels for the use of their tunes to start and end the show coming from their upcoming fifth studio album.  (Stay tuned for their show with the Pigs and more album release party details coming soon!)    Shout outs in this episode include:  Jeremy Brown; Fountain Square Brewery; Ash & Elm Cider Co.; Elm Street Brewing Co.; Four Day Ray Brewing; and a toast to our friends, Rob and Eric of Whiskey on the Rails

Pat, Dougy Fresh, and Cowboy enjoy an evening with the always comical, Jerry Connor, at his home, The Bier Brewery.  They dig into some of the tasty new brews on tap including this year's release of Red 66 and get a sneak peak at the upcoming release of their Track Bier in 16oz cans. The cool can art done by the amazing Sarah Buschmann, who also does the killer artwork that can be seen on the black boards at The Bier Brewery, as well as Alley's Alehouse.  A lot of fun packed into this power hour as they boys and Jerry get into what's coming up at the Brewery, ridiculous beer laws, odd beer news, flying pet peeves, and an intervention for Pat to mow his own damn lawn.  Tune into this week's episode and then get on down to The Bier Brewery for some luscious suds.  Now open on Tuesdays and don't forget about $4 Pint Night on Wednesday, euchre on Thursdays, and live music on the weekend.  Stop in for a few brews and tell 'em the Blind Pigs sent ya.  Cheers! Shout outs in this episode include: Dan Gohr & Redemption Alewerks(stop in and grab a pint of Blind Pig collaboration with Dan, the Blind Pig Sooey Saison); Evil Czech Brewery and Public House, Book & Brews; Taxman Brewing Company(join us this Saturday for Death and Taxes Day 2017 at Taxman); Indiana On Tap(join us next Friday at the Egyptian Room for Indiana's Next Hop Model); Sun Records; High Cotton Brewing Co.; and the Flying Saucer Memphis gastropub Thanks to Sarah Burns for stopping by and getting some show photos of the boys in action.  A big thanks to The Dead Squirrels for the use of their tune, When You Fall, from their last album, Squatro.  And stay tuned for the upcoming episode with the Squirrels as we talk about their newest album and release party coming soon at Alley's Alehouse. 

Aléas reçoit aujourd'hui Dead Squirrels, un trio noise composé d'Émilie Payeur, Alain Lefevbre & Philippe Vandal. Ils vont nous offrir une superbe performance improvisée avec un mixer no-input, un drum, des micros électromagnétiques et une toute petite dose de pédale d'effets.Ils vont nous parler de leur rencontre, de leur son, de l'importance des marqueurs et autres sticky notes dans la vie de tous les jours, du vrai son que produisent les souris d'ordinateurs et les alimentations électriques, et de leur prochain album qu'ils s'apprétaient à finir... et qui, depuis, est bel et bien sorti !Paru sur la sous-étiquette Mikroclimat de l'étiquette DAME (on en parlait la dernière fois !), Sound Pressure Exercises, le premier album de Dead Squirrels, est disponible ici : https://mikroclimat.bandcamp.com/album/sound-pressure-exercises   N'hésitez pas à suivre leur page Facebook pour avoir de leur nouvelles !

Aléas reçoit aujourd'hui Dead Squirrels, un trio noise composé d'Émilie Payeur, Alain Lefevbre & Philippe Vandal. Ils vont nous offrir une superbe performance improvisée avec un mixer no-input, un drum, des micros électromagnétiques et une toute petite dose de pédale d'effets.Ils vont nous parler de leur rencontre, de leur son, de l'importance des marqueurs et autres sticky notes dans la vie de tous les jours, du vrai son que produisent les souris d'ordinateurs et les alimentations électriques, et de leur prochain album qu'ils s'apprétaient à finir... et qui, depuis, est bel et bien sorti !Paru sur la sous-étiquette Mikroclimat de l'étiquette DAME (on en parlait la dernière fois !), Sound Pressure Exercises, le premier album de Dead Squirrels, est disponible ici : https://mikroclimat.bandcamp.com/album/sound-pressure-exercises   N'hésitez pas à suivre leur page Facebook pour avoir de leur nouvelles !

Sean Patrick Webster brought this unique business plan to the table just a short time ago and has already made quite a splash in the alcohol industry and is supporting some of the biggest names in craft beer and spirits. Plus, he's a blast, so he fit right in with the Pigs and it didn't take too long before we derailed into shenanigans in this one. So much fun, we ended up running about an extra 20 minutes for your listening(and our drinking) pleasure. We reviewed some fine beverages tonight such as Arcadia Ales beautiful Barrel Aged Shipwreck Porter, O'Fallon's refreshing Wheach, some delicious rhubarb delight from Moonlight Meadery, and the gloriously smooth corn whiskey from The Indiana Whiskey Company. We talk about the Indiana Whiskey Whisker Competition, but sorry folks, the contest has ended... but Blind Pig, Dougy Fresh did take home a great gift package for being runner up. Congrats to our buddy down south, Mr. Joshua Lakins of the Twisted Crew Brewing Company for taking home the gold in that one and a life supply of whiskey. (We'll be back to visit soon!! Line em' up!) Sean tells us about some of his humble beginnings into the beer industry, such as the time he spent in the legendary Heorot Pub and Draught House in Muncie, IN. Pat gives us too much detail about a recent physical, and guest co-host, Chris Burch, explains his love for Christmas and all its miracles, and we get a review from Riley of the Pig Pen. Lots of shout outs in in this episode including, but not limited to: Guardian Brewery, Taxman Brewery (congrats on soon to be new location), Books and Brews, Copper Still, Scarlet Lane Brewery, Heady Hollow Brewing Company, Bottoms Up(we need to talk), New Day Meadery, B Nektar, West Fork Whiskey Co., and The Dead Squirrels(who can be seen and heard live this Tuesday at our Christmas Charity Event at Alley's Alehouse) mononbeverage.com chrisburchmusic.com

Porters & Stouts 101 w/world certified, Master Beer Judge, Ron Smith World Class beer traveler, certified cicerone, Master BJCP Judge, and beer and brewing educator, Ron Smith joined the boys at the round table at Alley’s Alehouse for tonight’s episode of Blind Pig Confessions. We may have told more humorous stories than talk strictly beer on this one, but Ron is full of great stories from his many beer infused travels and the numerous classes he instructs.  Finding a love for all beer and diving into homebrewing back in the ‘87, Ron has won numerous awards on the state level as well as a Gold Medal in the AHA’s National Homebrew Competition, the largest homebrewing competition in the world. Lots of great conversations and many brews slayed on this episode as we got into, not just those glorious dark brews, but butter beers, Budweiser’s guerilla tactics, and why Quaff On’s Common Necessity reminds Cowboy of Xmas. Tune in to learn more about Mr. Ron Smith and how you can attend classes and work toward getting your MBA(Master of Beer Appreciation).   Many of Indy’s great brewers will tell you they got their start learning all they could from Mr. Smith. Cheers!  Shout outs in this episode include:  Chilly Water Brewing Co., Redemption Alewerks, & Taxman Brewing Company (Tune taking out this week’s show is Squirrelin’ Around by The Dead Squirrels.  And be sure to check out Niko’s Open Stage every Wednesday evening, only at Alley’s Alehouse.)  http://www.beermba.com/ http://www.foamblowers.com/   http://www.alleysalehouse.com/ http://www.thedeadsquirrels.com/

Now owned by former Indianapolis Colts LB great, and Super Bowl Captain, Gary Brackett, The Stacked Pickle is becoming more popular than ever.  The boys had the pleasure of spending an evening at The Stacked Pickle in Fishers, IN a few weeks ago.  The first half of the show they were joined by the Pickle's Assistant GM, Bryce Gerlitz, who told us a little of the history behind the Pickle as well as the many things available for its hungry and thirsty patrons.  The second half of the show the boys were joined by local comedian, Sam Loyd, and straight out of the Pig Pen, Clark Myers.  The second half is a free for all as they enjoyed some splendid Bulleit Bourbon cocktails brought to us by a couple, very lovely, Bulleit Bourbon reps, whom we hope to have on the show very soon.  We review a few of the many fine craft beers available at the Pickle, get into a little whiskey & scotch discussion, some Bulleit Bourbon history, and Jordan gives away his not-no-secret Bloody Mary recipe.   Grab a cold one and tune into hear about the many great daily specials available, from special prices on burgers, wings, and pints, to the live music and trivia.  Looking for a place to bring the whole family and enjoy the games during this football season?  Bring 'em to The Stacked Pickle to watch the games on one of the many TV screens while enjoying some great food and drinks at very affordable prices.   Some shout outs in this week's episode include Bell's Two Hearted and Scarlet Lane's Espresso Dorian Stout.   This week's music provided by Chris Burch(opening) and The Dead Squirrels(closing).   Cheers! www.stackedpickle.com www.bulleit.com

This week on Friday Night Blind Pig Confessions, Jordan and Dougie Fresh sit down in the depths of the Redemption Alewerks brewery with owner, Cameron Fila,and Brew Maestro, Dave Gohr.  Not only is Redemption brewing up some of the best beers in town, they have a scrumptious food menu to delight your taste buds as well. (Be sure not to miss the smoked chicken.) A few brews in, counting apparently became a problem for us all, but we had a great time indulging ourselves with some magnificent ales and some humorous conversation.  We learn about the passion and what makes these guys tick along with the history behind Redemption and what the future may hold.   Some love went out to John Manley and the Copper Still, The Dead Squirrels, Chris Burch, Mr. Stevie Yzerman, Bell's Two Hearted Ale, and Journeyman Distillery.   Tune in to this week's episode and be sure to get to Redemption on 96th Street and like the Pigs, you'll keep going back.  

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The Dead Squirrels attack tonight on Friday Night Blind Pig Confessions. Jim Streisel and Donny Coyle of The Dead Squirrels join the Pigs for an entertaining look back at some of our favorite 4th rock album releases from bands such as Def Leppard, Toto, Slayer, AC/DC, Beastie Boys, and Steely Dan, to name but a few.  On this episode we review a fine coconut stout from the Scarlet Lane Brewing Company, we find out Jordan can't count, Cowboy cannot make it through a music topic without mentioning Bob Seger, and Donny and Dougy Fresh will never agree on anything.  Jim nerds out on Highlander and Iron Eagle, and Hunter brings the crickets with his tribute to Poison.  Why on earth would we discuss 4th album releases?  To celebrate Squatro, the upcoming 4th album and CD Release Party for The Dead Squirrels which takes place right here at Alley's  Alehouse on Saturday May 14th.  Tune in to hear some tracks off the new album and hear details about the kick ass Pabst Blue Ribbon guitar giveaway during the night of the CD Release Party, then join the Pigs and the Squirrels on May 14th for an evening of live Dead Squirrels rock and and brews.  Shout outs to Danny Boy Beer Works, Jamie Jackson, Moxxie, and Casey Harshbarger who knocked out some killer guitar work on the track, Milky Way which takes us out of this episode.  Cheers!

Check in to this rockin' episode as we explore Butt Rock with Dead Squirrels...  I swear that's not just a bad pun.  Our good friends, the boys of The Dead Squirrels, join us this week to rap about the origins of Glam Metal as we enjoy the Bogside Stout from Bier Brewery on stage at our home at Alley's Alehouse.  We dig into the early stages of Nerf Metal, Jim defends his love of Kip Winger, one of the Pigs prays for Alice Cooper, and Donny explains how Vince Neil is contractually too fat to go on with another Motley Crew tour.  Enjoy the show and come see the Pigs tomorrow night at Alley's Alehouse as The Dead Squirrels rock the stage. 

In this Episode we explore upcoming platformer, Unravel. Plus, which Xbox 360 games will make the next batch of Backward Compatibles? We take a look at the fan favourites that people have been voting for. It's also been (nearly) a year since we said farewell to Joystiq, so we drop some long overdue respect and thanks to the guys and gals who made them great! On the Xbox One, Katie explains why it's fun to knife-fight in Black Ops 3 and she fends off intruders in Watch Dogs. Whilst Aaron comes to a crossroads in his Fallout 4 career... Twitter is a thing and you can reach us @PinkandBlue360 You can also check out our Fallout 4 Diaries Video here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7BtUE4xcJzw Outro Tunes by the fabulously talented William J Lepetomane and Bensounds: http://soundcloud.com/william-j-lepetomane http://www.bensound.com/royalty-free-music Thank you for listening :)

This week on Friday Night Blind Pig Confessions we had the pleasure of sitting down at Claude and Annie’s in Fishers, IN with some very special guests. Joining us this week was Mr. Darrin Snider from Indy In-Tune (our syndicator), our famous and deliciously sexy bearded buddy, Patrick Hall, and the host of Niko’s Open Stage at Claude and Annie’s, Nick Wengler. Nick gives us the low down on open mic night every Wednesday as well as Keith Disbro’s DJ Bingo on Tuesdays (and Trivia on Thursdays) to name just a few of the many activities to enjoy each night at Claude and Annie’s. Due to the Back to the Future predictions that were not, we pay tribute to the many sci-fi predictions that have come to fruition as well as a review of Goose Island’s Autumn Ale. There were also some shout out to local musicians, Dead Squirrels, Dave Vogt, among others in this well rounded and fun episode with friends and drinks. And a big thanks to Heather Jones to putting up with us all evening.

In Episode 78 of 60 Cycle Hum we take a few minutes to thank our first round of big pledgers. Thanks you guys! Then we dive into a skull kit for Stratocaster, a BC Rich/Fender mash-up and a pricey limited Edition Stratocaster. For this week's topic we talk about the Quilter Tone Block 200 and do an on-air comparison between it and a Fender Princeton Reverb.This week's music was sent by Donny Coyle for his band The Dead Squirrels. Check them out here: http://thedeadsquirrels.com/

The last time the Dead Squirrels were on the show, I was lamenting how difficult it was to carry on a conversation with a band that had barely played out and had no real lengthy history to discuss other than some demos they recorded on their iPads a few days earlier. It's amazing how much things change in a little over a year, isn't it? Since that time, they've headlined shows for Indy In-Tune including Podconcert IV and Monday Night Live, they've played shows for Shine (recordings which can be found in our mini-concert archive if you look), and they've practically become the house band at Eddy's Sports Pub in Fishers -- at least I say house band, mostly because I'm not sure I've ever seen any other band playing there. And to think, I knew them when they didn't even have a name yet and were still experimenting with their sound at the Claude and Annie's and American Legion open mic nights. Oh, and the crazy army of minions they call "squirrel nuts" have grown in volume too. I mean, not to Grateful Dead fanatical numbers, but still a pretty devout following for a couple of old guys who hadn't even written a song until about eighteen months ago. I've often thought sophomore albums are the most important ones to listen to. Seriously, how many mainstream artists these days even have successful second albums? Certainly it creates a lot of pressure from sales and marketing people to do something that sounds like the first one. Meanwhile the artist, thingking they've paid their dues is looking to do something a little closer to their own sound, free from the influence of the label and AOR team. Then there are the fans always have their own preconeived notions, some wanting a repeat of an album they love, while others more in tune with the force behind the music are prepared to follow them on whatever journey the artist takes them on. The Squirrels, if anything, have toned down their ambitions just a bit (yes, Donnie has put down the electric violin, and even backed off on some of his effects pedals) in order to hone their their songwriting and bump up their production values. The end result is possibly the most memorable cover of the famous song from Disney's Frozen ever produced ... er ... no ... heck, just go buy the album, you won't regret it. Links referenced in the show: The Dead Squirrels can be found here: | | | | They first appeared on back in early 2013. Co-hosting this evening is Mr. Brandon Wilson, last seen on and Benjamin/Brandon Cannon of . Their latest release, Let It Go (completely unrelated to the Disney song), was debuted shortly after recording this podcast at their home base, , just around the corner from Studio B.will be available at the usual suspects ( | | ).

Guest : Ripchord from Circus of Dead SquirrelsRABID NOISE on Rabbit Radio : Metal, Rock and Everything noisy from Australia and around the world!Listen to Rabid Noise at www.rabbitradio.com.au live every wednesday night 9-11:30PMHosted by Nev PearceProudly supported by RW PROMOTION : www.rwpromotion.com.auCONTACT: rabidnoiseradio@hotmail.comRABBIT RADIO : GOLD COAST'S FIRST INDEPENDENT PROGRESSIVE RADIO STATION - Connecting the thriving cultural community of the Gold Coast via a cross platform media outlet!!listen live at rabbitradio.com.auDownload the Rabbit Radio app free or tune in with shoutcast

Guest : Ripchord from Circus of Dead SquirrelsRABID NOISE on Rabbit Radio : Metal, Rock and Everything noisy from Australia and around the world!Listen to Rabid Noise at www.rabbitradio.com.au live every wednesday night 9-11:30PMHosted by Nev PearceProudly supported by RW PROMOTION : www.rwpromotion.com.auCONTACT: rabidnoiseradio@hotmail.comRABBIT RADIO : GOLD COAST'S FIRST INDEPENDENT PROGRESSIVE RADIO STATION - Connecting the thriving cultural community of the Gold Coast via a cross platform media outlet!!listen live at rabbitradio.com.auDownload the Rabbit Radio app free or tune in with shoutcast

Okay, so after the nightmare editing sessions that brought you the JVB/BoTo/Cristy/Swig podcast, this one was actually quite easy to edit, thereby restoring my enthusiasm and energy for the whole otherwise soul-sucking process. This week, I'm happy to introduce many of you, I suspect, to The Dead Squirrels, an atomic-punk band from London's East End famous for blowing up small woodland animals on stage and showering the audience in ... wait ... never trust Wikipedia as a fact-checking source source. In reality, the Squirrels -- who chose a rather suggestive moniker despite their mainstream, easy-going nature -- are a couple of friends of mine, mostly famous for tearing up the Fishers, Indiana open-mic scene for the past several months. Their shows are generally loose, always fun, well-attended, and feature a balance of solid songwriting combined with courage to continually attempt experimentation and risk ridcule. (Violin ... seriously?) Surprisingly, they have also amassed a cult-like following of loyal fans -- whom I learned are referred to as "Squirrel Nuts" -- that will, given any opportunity, talk to you for hours about the history and direction of a band that is just a few months old, with a fervor not unlike that of a Browncoat recounting the battle of Serenity Valley at a Firefly convention. This interview marks the first use of the new studio recording setup, graciously donated by our good friends at Sam Ash music in Castleton. (Hey, I'll shill the corporate line for gear. I'm not proud.) Okay, maybe the mics are set just a little bit hot still, but understand I had only been playing with the dials for less than a day when this recording was made. With luck, sound quality will continue to improve in the weeks to come and I'll graduate to only slightly sucking. Stay tuned. Links referenced in the show: The Dead Squirrels can be found here: | | | | Their first album can be found Did you check out our ?  If you're lucky you can catch me picking my nose at 3:00am. Notice the sound quality?  Courtesy of our new compressor, limiter, cables, and mic stands from Sam Ash music. The Dead Squirrels recorded their entire album via the . Still not sure what the difference is between the $25+ and pantyhose with a coat hanger. The Squirrels are regulars at at the . Yes, I am ashamed for my knowledge of old K-Tel albums, but here's for you.