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In an effort to keep him on the straight and narrow, Nick hires a series of strangers to follow Andy from show to show. They may say that they're "fans" or that they "love" the "music." But we all know the truth. It's all Nick; it's always been just Nick. But now with a heaping dose of our best boy, Damn Skippy to help with co-host duties! And on the Interview Hour - straight outta Raleigh, North Carolina - we got singer for alt-country band, American Aquarium: BJ Barham! Wear some sunblock this summer and drink some water, lest you catch walking pneumonia and those boogie woogie blues. Don't forget to keep tabs on their whereabouts! americanaquarium.com Watch this episode streaming now!! Psyched to partner up with our buddies at Volume.com! Check out their roster of upcoming live events and on-demand shows to enrich that sweet life of yours. Call, leave a message, and tell us how you really feel: (720) 996-2403  Check out our new single, You Do You streaming on Spotify and Apple Music now! And while you're at it, give a big middle finger to the bigots in your life Follow us on Instagram @worldsavingpodcast For more information on Andy Frasco, the band and/or the blog, go to: AndyFrasco.com Check out our good friends that help us unwind and sleep easy while on the road and at home: dialedingummies.com Produced by Andy Frasco, Joe Angelhow, & Chris Lorentz Audio mix by Chris Lorentz Featuring: Nick Gerlach Alex Veazey (Damn Skippy)

Rowan is some guy who bartends in Baltimore. He works at Daas now and he thinks he's sooo cool. Sure, maybe he steels the show from us at question 9 of The Gauntlet, but who cares? Mike gets drunk and tells some jokes that don't land and Steve doesn't shut up. Fair warning, this episode is a few towel snaps away from being recorded in a men's locker room.Follow Rowan:Instagram:@rowanheegRowan's Natty Boh Cans & Deep Eddy Lemon Bombs:Natty Boh Cans or Some Other Cheap BeerA Little Bit of VodkaA Shit Ton of Energy Drink (Or Sprite if You Have Heart Problems)Add all ingredients (except the beer) into a shaker filled with ice and shake the hell out of it. Pour into a bomb cup, tip it back, chase with beer and enjoy!FOLLOWInstagram, Facebook,Twitter, Snapchat, Twitch & Tiktok @brpdrinkalongSUPPORTMerch: prodigydtg.com/bartenderrant/shop/homePatreon: www.patreon.com/brpdrinkalongLEAVE A TIPPaypal: TheBartenderRantPodcast@gmail.comMusic by Trauma Parlor: https://open.spotify.com/artist/1PDlUPjR2lk7vPX5NCX8Hi?si=mtrOsDqTTJuGe-Dy5fZHLQ

Tasting Notes:  Deep Eddy has always been a leader in the premium "flavored vodka" space producing some of the more natural-tasting products on the market. Acquired by Heaven Hill a few years ago, they've continued to win over customers with their easygoing and natural-tasting offerings, and Deep Eddy Lemon is one of the best. Hot off the heels of Ruby Red Grapefruit, their biggest hit and a home state fave in Texas, the Lemon is their perfect summer refresher. Pour it over ice with some club soda or add your favorite lemonade to fortify the flavor and you'll see what we're talking about. One of the best things to do is add an oz or two to 12 ounces of wheat beer for a refreshingly tart and easy summer sipper.

BOOTS & SADDLE - April 19, 2022 Hour 2 w/ guest Corb Lund  1. Gettin' Down on the Mountain - Corb Lund (Cabin Fever - 2012) 2. I Can't Give you Anything but Love [instrumental] - Mike T. Kerr (Confessions of an Imaginary Guitar Duo) 3. Vicki Lynn - Lauren Morrow (Lauren Morrow EP - 2018) 4. Big American Headliner - Mike Plume Band (Simplify - 1997) 5. No Shame In Working Hard - Zachary Lucky (One Night in Toronto - 2020) 6. No Good Gal - Big Tobacco & The Pickers (Big Tobacco & the Pickers - 2010) 7. Educated Woman - Amy Nelson (Educated Woman - 2019) 8. Alley Cat [instrumental] - Roy Penney (Twistin' The Pick - 1965) 9. Living Free - Carter Felker (Even The Happy Ones Are Sad - 2022) 10. Stuck In Love - Geoffrey Miller (Leavin' 101 - 2022) 11. Tidal Wave - Shaela Miller (Single - 2022) 12. Kill It With Kindness - Jerry Leger (Nothing Pressing - 2022) 13. Deep Eddy [instrumental] - Dale Watson (Dale Watson Presents: The Memphians - 2021) 14. I've Got No Use for the Women - Marty Robbins (More Gunfighter Ballads and Trail Songs - 1960)  15. A Cowboy's Way of Life - Ivan Daines (Single - 1984) 16. Jesus Didn't Like it Down on Yonge St. - Roy Payne (I Wouldn't Take A Million Dollars For A Single Maple Leaf - 1980) 17. Roughest Neck Around - Corb Lund Band (Five Dollar Bill - 2002) 18. Blue Wing - The Tom Russell Band (Raw Vision - 2005) 19. Blue Wing - Corb Lund (Songs My Friends Wrote - 2022) 20. Montana Waltz - Ian Tyson (Waltzing With Bluegrass - 1983) 21. Montana Waltz - Corb Lund  (Songs My Friends Wrote - 2022) 22. That's What keeps the Rent Down, Baby - Corb Lund  (Songs My Friends Wrote - 2022) 23. Jersey Bounce [instrumental] - Jeff Bradshaw & Dave Hamilton (Swingin' Country Dance Toons - 2003) 24. The Rodeo's Over - Corb Lund (Hair In My Eyes Like A Highland Steer - 2005) 25. Run This Town - Corb Lund (Things That Can't Be Undone - 2015)

BOOTS & SADDLE - February 8, 2022 1. Destroyed By Man - George Owens (Single - 1968) 2. Anybody Going To San Antone - Al Dean (Down Our Way - 1970) 3. Once A Day - Charlie Louvin (Less And Less And I Don't Love You Anymore - 1964) 4. You Can't Divorce My Heart - Rose Lee Maphis (Rose Lee Maphis - 1961) 5. Cleanin' Up the Streets of Memphis (Alternate Take) - Bob Luman (Epic Sessions 1968-1976) 6. Have You Ever Been Happy? - Jerry Leger (Single - 2022) 7. Watches Out Of Diamonds - Maya de Vitry (Violet Light - 2022) 8. Steal My Kisses - Geoffrey Miller (Leavin' 101 - 2022) 9. Tip Me A Dollar - Taylor Glasheen (Tip Me A Dollar - 2022) 10. Thats All I Wanna Do - Taylor Glasheen (Tip Me A Dollar - 2022) 11. Brokedown Country Man - Hank Topless (Thank Your Dirty Stars - 2022) 12. Red Barn Hop - Shirley Gordon (Red Barn Jamboree with Slim Gordon & Shirley + Special Guests Lonnie & Lottie - 1965) 13. No Longer A Sweetheart of Mine - Lonnie and Lottie (Red Barn Jamboree with Slim Gordon & Shirley + Special Guests Lonnie & Lottie - 1965) 14. Rainy Days & Whiskey Nights - Joe Firth (Bottle of Tears - 1984) 15. Orange Blossom Special [instrumental] - The Thompson Valley Boys (It's Time For Country Music) 16. What About Your Little Girl - Alexis May (Single - 2022) 17. A Little More Like Heaven - Norma Jean (Let's Go All The Way - 1964) 18. Time to Bum Again - Waylon Jennings (Leavin' Town - 1966) 19. 25 Minutes To Go - Johnny Cash (At Folsom Prison - 1968)  20. Orange Blossom Special- Johnny Cash (At Folsom Prison - 1968) 21. Trusty Companion - Ags Connolly (How About Now - 2014) 22. Act Like A Married Man - Robbie Fulks (13 Hillbilly Giants - 2001) 23. Deep Eddy [instrumental] - Dale Watson (Dale Watson Presents: The Memphians - 2021) 24. It Doesn't Change Anything - Sarah Shook & the Disarmers (Nightroamer - 2022) 25. Long Beach Stomp - J.P. McDermott and Western Bop (Lucky Stars - 2022) 26. Blood Feud - Charles Wesley Godwin (How the Mighty Fall - 2021) 27. Do You Know Where You'll Go? - Mick Mullin (Mullin It Over - 2021) 28. No Never - Ezra Lee & Linda Gail Lewis (Single - 2022) 29. Live Real Lean - Sad Daddy (Way Up In The Hills - 2022) 30. Hurry Up & Hurt Me - Lawrence Maxwell (Ballad of Miles - 2022) 31. You Oughta Write A Song About That - Noel McKay (Blue Blue Blue - 2021) 32. I Don't Need You - Mose Wilson (Mose Wilson - 2021) 33. Donna Lee - Mike T. Kerr (Guitar Rags & Country Ballads - 2018) 34. Worst of It - Lester Slade (Burnt Out Lightning - 2022)

This week, the gals do a deep dive into a couple of unsettling poolside disappearances. Topics include what drowning actually looks like, a couple of misleading sketches, and a dose of billboard justice. Mix up a cocktail with Deep Eddy vodka, grab your life saver, and tune in for Lifeguard Crimes. For a full list of show sponsors, visit

This week, the gals do a deep dive into a couple of unsettling poolside disappearances. Topics include what drowning actually looks like, a couple of misleading sketches, and a dose of billboard justice. Mix up a cocktail with Deep Eddy vodka, grab your life saver, and tune in for Lifeguard Crimes. For a full list of show sponsors, visit https://wineandcrimepodcast.com/sponsors/

We know y'all know what a dad joke is but this week we are changing the narrative and giving you some of our best mom jokes! Join us as we share jokes and funny stories over a couple Bellini's made with Deep Eddy's Peach Vodka and Cupcake Prosecco. The jokes may be corny but that's what makes them funny! And if Matt is listening, we're sorry. This week's wine: Cupcake Prosecco and Deep Eddy's Peach Vodka

A.J. welcomes to the show Wade Green and Hill Shands, the co-founders of Austin-based Zilker Belts. Founded in 2015, Zilker Belts draws inspiration from traditional Argentinian gaucho style belts, and some of Austin's favorite local icons like Deep Eddy, Antone's, and Willie Nelson. The three discuss building an Austin inspired brand, as well as challenges and opportunities emerging out of 2020. Learn more about Zilker Belts here -> https://www.zilkerbelts.com IG @zilkerbelts Zilker Belts on Facebook -> https://www.facebook.com/zilkerbelts CONTACT THE SHOW Follow us for episode updates and more on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn and Twitter. Interested in our services or have an episode suggestion? Email us at: info@binghamgp.com ABOUT THE BINGHAM GROUP, LLC The Bingham Group, LLC is minority-owned full service lobbying firm representing and advising clients on government affairs, public affairs, and procurement matters in the Austin metro and throughout Central Texas. PART OFTHE BG MEDIA NETWORK An Austin-based digital content network focused on emerging creators.From concept to execution, and on, we help you tell your story. Twitter

BOOTS & SADDLE - July 6, 2021 1. The Threshold - Connie Smith (Connie Smith - 1965) 2. Night Life - Ray Price (Night Life - 1963) 3. Will Your Lawyer Talk to God? - Kitty Wells (Single - 1962) 4. I Hoped She Wouldn't Be Here Again - Ags Connolly (How About Now - 2014) 5. In Dreams - Sierra Ferrell (Long Time Coming - 2021)  6. High on the Mountain - Vincent Neil Emerson (Vincent Neil Emerson - 2021)  7. Restless Moon - Jenny Don't And The Spurs (Fire On The Ridge - 2021) 8. I'll Never Dream Again - Theo Lawrence (Single - 2021) 9. Livin' the Life - Wild Earp & The Free for Alls (Dyin' for Easy Livin' - 2021) 10. Chores - Robbie Fulks (A Sweet Relief Tribute To Joey Spampinato - 2021) 11. Honky Tonk Bar (Live) - Tony Hannah (Single - 2021)  12. Conductor - Libby Decamp (Westward And Faster - 2021) 13. Deep Eddy [instrumental] - Dale Watson (Dale Watson Presents: The Memphians - 2021) 14. Today I Ride Alone - Gary Hector (Single - 2021)  15. Cheater's School - Boots Till (Single - 1968) 16. Lying All The Time - Connie Dycus (Single - 1960) 17. Cheatin' Drinkin' Hurtin' Song - West of Texas (Heartache, Hangovers & Honky Tonks - 2021) 18. One More Memory - Wynn Stewart (Single - 1961) 19. It's Too Broke - Wild Leek River (Wild Leek River - 2021) 20. Kiss My Boots - Charlie Marie (Ramble On - 2021) 21. Trouble Again - Cory Grinder & the Playboy Scouts (Honky Tonkin' Beauty Supreme - 2021) 22. Hard Lovin' Woman - Jaryn Friesen (Single - 2021) 23. Take it or Leave It - Daniel Young (The World Ain't Gonna Wait - 2021) 24. Mexico City - Jolie Blue & The Habaneros (Picante - 2021) 25. Love Like Yours - Hannah Juanita (Hardliner - 2021) 26. Waiting on You - The Shootouts (Bullseye - 2021)  27. Hammin' It Up [instrumental] - The Strangers (Instrumental Sounds of Merle Haggard's Strangers - 1969) 28. All I Feel is Good - Ridley Bent & The Killer Tumbleweeds (Ridley Bent & The Killer Tumbleweeds - 2018) 29. That Train's a' Comin' Down - Little Miss Higgins (Junction City - 2007)  30. Frisky Fingers - The Stanley County Cut-Ups (The Stanley County Cut-Ups EP - 2021)  31. Russian Grass - The Stanley County Cut-Ups (The Stanley County Cut-Ups EP - 2021) 32. Keep On Truckin' - The Jakebrakes (Winnipeg: The High & Lonesome Years [Vol. 3] - 2005)

Join us as we talk about the untimely and horrific massacre of 6 members of the Alday Family on their family farm in rural South Georgia. We also follow the story of one of the murderers, Carl Isaacs, and the horrors he endured in and out of institutions throughout his life.  Today's cocktail was the Peach Evasion. It's a take on a peach cobbler martini- it's a delicious blend of Georgia peaches and Frangelico. Recipe below:PEACH EVASION1 1/2 oz. Deep Eddy peach vodka1 oz. cake flavored vodka1.5 oz. FrangelicoRim a martini glass with caramel sauce and dip in graham cracker crumbs mixed with brown sugar. Shake all ingredients over ice and pour into glass. Garnish with a fresh peach wedge.Find us on Instagram; @KillerSpiritsPodTwitter @killerspiritsYoutube.com/KillerSpiritsPodPatreon.com/KillerSpirits   Tik Tik @killerspiritspod killerspiritspod@gmail.comFollow the link below- It let's Buzzsprout know we sent you, gets you a $20 Amazon gift card if you sign up for a paid plan, and helps support our show.https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=1409209 Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/Killerspirits?fan_landing=true)

Getting spicy early tonight so that we can spend the rest of our evening with our friends Deep Eddy and Jim Beam! Also, a (sort of) drinking game involving our love of standardized testing and a one-night-stand with the Rock? Grab a libation and join us for another Turnt Tuesday! This Week's Shot Roulette: Deep Eddy's CranberryDrink of the Week: Manhattans!

Hey Tribe!! This episode we just went with the flow. We didn't edit or cut the show to fit the script, we just let the Deep Eddy's take effect. One subject led to the next, from loving penis but not loving the man it came with to hide and go get! We cut it short when we got hungry! Don't judge us. Just listen and laugh it us. Love you all!

Canteen Spirits was ready to take on the hard seltzer industry -- and then the coronavirus hit. The company launched in late 2019 and began 2020 expecting to grow to new heights. According to co-founder and CEO Brandon Cason, the first few months of the pandemic were hard when the country shut down and many channels slowed down. But things began to quickly ramp up once the first coronavirus peak subsided -- and the beverage brand is in growth mode once again. Canteen makes canned vodka-based sparkling beverages. Cason joined this week’s Modern Retail Podcast and described the year’s journey. According to Cason, Canteen hit on the right space at the right time. Most hard seltzers are malt-based, but many people have been seeking out similar drinks that are made from spirits. “We recognized that consumers wanted to elevate and go premium when it comes to what they’re drinking,” he said. In the third quarter of last year, things began to take off, with sales doubling month over month during that period. Now, Canteen is about to expand into a new area -- Tequila -- with a soon-to-launch sparkling beverage called Cantina. Cason has a history in both liquor and CPG -- hailing from both the sparkling water brand Waterloo and the vodka company Deep Eddy -- and thinks that with new types of beverages it’s better to be the disruptor. “Big companies are usually not as good at innovation as they are mergers and acquisitions,” he said. Which is to say that a big company like AB-InBev may only invest in making a brand new product if the market has already bore out the results. Even with this current success, Canteen has a lot of growth to do. For one, it’s yet to build out its DTC channel and has only been focusing on wholesale. In his view, growing a direct online presence is a mid- to later-stage step for a spirits startup -- getting retail traction was the most important first step. The company is also waiting until the world opens back up, so it can begin more heavily marketing in person. Events, he said, are “still just a big placeholder for us” -- for obvious reasons. But once the vaccine is deployed and people are socializing once again, “there are dollars ready to go.”

Lynn has a long and extensive career in the beverage industry, currently serving as National Spirits Specialist and Portfolio Mixologist for Heaven Hill Brands and Deep Eddy Vodka. She served as Chief Mixologist at Blackbird Restaurant in Chicago, among many other coveted establishments. She’s received numerous accolades throughout her career and was an inaugural member of the Dame Hall of Fame, which celebrates women in the beverage industry. In this episode, she walks us through the ultimate Bloody Mary sharing her “House” Bloody Mark Mix and the important element that each ingredient plays. Enjoy this episode as we go Beyond the Drink… with Lynn House. (cocktail recipe below) House Bloody Mary Make 1 drink   2.0 oz Deep Eddy 80 .25 oz fresh lemon juice 4.0 oz House Bloody Mary Mix (recipe below)   Add vodka, lemon juice and bloody mary mix to a mixing glass, add ice and gently roll. Strain the cocktail over fresh ice into a collins or pint glass. Garnish simply; celery, lemon wedge, pickled green beans, or hard cheese skewer.   House Bloody Mary Mix: (For best results, make a day ahead of time.) 46 oz tomato juice 4.0 oz fresh lemon juice .25 oz hot sauce .25 oz Worcestershire sauce 2 Tablespoons prepared horseradish 1/2 tsp salt 1 tsp sugar 1 tsp smoked paprika   Mix all ingredients together and refrigerate to let mellow for at least 8 hours. This episode is brought to you by Deep Eddy Vodka. Check out our Beyond the Plate Merch.  Follow us on TW, FB & IG: @btplatepodcast / #btplatepodcast

What is Deep Eddy? Guest speaker Sean tries popular flavors of Deep Eddy with hosts Brittany and Sara. They tell funny stories about their wild experiences with the well-known Vodka brand and pick a favorite flavor. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/86thebar/support

Kurt and special guest sip Deep Eddy's Lemon Vodka mixed with Topo Chico while discussing the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on the supply chain and how the future of the industry may be changed moving forward.

Welcome The BG Podcast! Conversations at the intersection of business, community, and public policy, from the Austin metro and around Texas. On today's episode Bingham Group CEO A.J. speaks with Erica Blue, CEO of The Austin Sunshine Camps (ASC). Founded in 1928 by the Young Men's Business League of Austin (YMBL), ASC is a 501(c)(3) non-profit that has opened a world of possibilities to the youth of Central Texas by providing free week-long summer camps to low-income families. Campers must qualify for the Texas public school free and reduced lunch program to be eligible to attend.). Located inside Zilker Park near Barton Springs Pool, ASC, under the supervision of experienced counselors, offers activities such as swimming in Barton Springs or Deep Eddy pool, fishing, canoeing, handicrafts, nature study, hikes, games, and a ropes course with a variety of elements including a team wall, and trust fall. Transportation to camp and three meals a day is included. Campers take home increased confidence and leadership abilities, better problem-solving skills, and friendships that last a lifetime. They learn to resolve conflicts, value diversity, and to share in the success of the group. Fun becomes the foundation on which courage, self-respect, cooperation, and leadership are built. A.J. serves as board Past President of the YMBL and ASC boards, and in 2019 served as President of both. Bingham Group is proud to support the Camps. LINKS AT BG MEDIA -> www.bgmediagp.com/bgpodcast/episode78-austinsunshinecamps

We drink Deep Eddy Ruby Red Grapefruit Vodka today from the Top Shelf- delish- We have a special guest join us, he is Carey Stinson a Hospitality recruiter and friend. He talks about jobs that are available out there in the restaurant industry. We talk about some things in the mail bag and of course the word of the day. Jimmy’s vocabulary is rising. We talk a bit about Chinese food and why they ruin your tea and finish up talking a little March Madness. Special Guest: Carey Stinson.

Today's podcast is very special because we have our first guest ever! My friend of 20 years and soon to be brew master Esteban V. We have a lot of laughs as we discuss the new trailers for black widow and wonder woman. We get to try some new brew and learn what inspires someone to just do what you want. We hope you enjoy this show as much as we did making it.

This week, the crew records early, Banner demands attention, and well... thanks Deep Eddy! Some of the topics discussed: - The Grand Closing of Wrestle Circus - Grade School Drug Testing - Lonzo Ball's 2020 trajectory - The Team USA Plot - School Lunch Debt - The Mueller Report - The Lion King Review - The South Kongress Podcast Network's new shows!

Doug the Neighbor walks Deep Eddy --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dougtheneighbor/support

Joey Chestnut, Kan Jam, and Deep Eddy's. Does that scream the Fourth of July or what? Andrew, Matt, and Nick join me in discussing the most celebrated holiday of the summer. Enjoy.

What do you get when you mix two vodkas and sparkling water on an empty stomach? Listen to find out. LGB!!! PLAY GLORIA!!!!

S2 Bonus Re-Run Do You Like Pina Coladas and Social Media? While we recover from Spring Break and work on new episodes, we are airing a rerun of one of our favorite episodes from S1! CHEERS! This episode starts off raucous as always…with another segment of Favorite Things and a whole lotta singing!  But the by the end, the girls touch on a very relevant topic that affects many of us in this age of technology…SOCIAL MEDIA.  They discuss the good, the bad and the ugly in terms of how social media is used in everyday life, politics and how it affects our youth.    In this episode the girls are tasting on some Deep Eddy's vodka…..Peach flavor.  While they offer many different flavors, this one goes quite well in iced tea for a very refreshing treat. Check it out and the other flavors at the link below: www.deepeddyvodka.com What are your favorite ways to use social media?   Do you have any concerns with how it is used today?  We'd love to hear!  deadliftsanddranks@gmail.com Check out our website!!!  www.deadliftsanddranks.com   Follow us at: Facebook: Deadlifts & Dranks Instagram: Deadliftsanddranks

Samuel Cooksey and @callthepolisa sit down with Lisa's good friend Nick M who is a Professional bird watcher. He spys on big birds, small birds, and medium birds. He does not discriminate when it comes to birds. Both Nick and Samuel roast Lisa for most of the pod. Samuel learns a lot about fraternities and sororities since both Nick and Lisa where in then at the same time. The group tries Deep Eddy Ruby Red Vodka which they all seem to enjoy. Plus the song at the end of the Pod is Feel this by Far Places, please check them out on soundcloud!

We sit down with Mike Welch this week. Mike is a actor, writer, and comedian in Los Angeles. He also may be a serial killer! Elijah Cooksey also stops by to add to the fun. Callthepolisa gets satisfaction after hearing that her handle is the best. You are in for a treat because this is by far our longest podcast to date.

“We have literally been depicting animals since we could make artwork, since we could paint on the walls of caves. It’s pretty much across every culture and civilization in history, animals have been part of artwork that’s been created. I just found that so fascinating and when I was thinking about how to put what I was doing down on paper. That felt like the cornerstone idea of why I am doing this and why these animal portraits can be important and part of this, a part of humanities portrayal of animals in artwork.” Photographer Randal Ford (https://www.randalford.com/), who specializes in conceptual portraiture and advertising work, just released a gorgeous book of animal portraits. The Animal Kingdom is a project that he has been creating on along side his regular work for almost 10 years. It all started when DJ Stout of Pentagram Design (https://www.pentagram.com/about/dj-stout) approached Randal to make portraits of Dairy cows. It was a novel and fresh idea and soon he found himself getting more animal related advertising work. When he self initiated his own photoshoot of a lion, tiger, and bear, it tipped over into a personal project that would take him to many locations and studios to capture a 150 different mammals and birds. He describes his love of photography as a kind of obsession that started in high school and grew into college even though he ended up studying business. By not specifically pursuing an art or photography degree, he was forced to find his own way and solely create a vision of what he wanted his career and work to look like. He used his resourcefulness and determination to learn what he could from various sources and worked hard to build his business and develop his skills by creating a lot of images and by experimenting. After moving to Austin he worked as an assistant and second shooter but soon found himself wanting to go out on his own. Since that time he has built a successful career with advertising portrait work and directing and is now venturing into the fine art world with his arresting studio images of animals. His work has entered the cannon of depictions of animals that humans have been creating since the days of cave paintings. Just as he has perfected his skill in portraying people he now has proven his ability to capture an animals personality, beauty, and soul just as well. The viewer can connect with these subjects on a deeper level as they bring their own emotions and memories to the unspoken conversation we have with art as a mirror of ourselves. Randal is a consummate professional and is obviously a very skilled image maker, aritst, and business person. I really enjoyed this conversation and am excited to share it and help spread the word about his new book. It’s quite an accomplishment and is worthy of the praise it has received. We talk about the book but also the balance between being and artist and running a business and he shares some bullet points and recommendations for aspiring artists towards the end. Have a listen to the interview, share some feedback, and be sure to check out his work at randalford.com (https://www.randalford.com/). Some of the subjects we discuss: Photography origins Studying business Choosing a career focus Grandfather’s lessons Jack Hollingsworth Self initiated work Frames per animal Going out on his own Being professional Learning to shoot portraits Photographing animals Working with people Relinquishing control New respect for animals Animal portrait specifics Dairy cow beginnings Lion, Tiger, and Bear Using clients images 40,000yrs of animal art Beyond exotic animals Animal connections Powerful moments Primal and present Handlers and owners Cat Haven in Cali Producers & assistants Retoucher/background Davis Gallery show Advertising and Art Advice for artists Animal stories/names Creative collaboration Directing big shoots Bullet points elaboration Business books Family/final question Behind the scenes on some of the animal photo shoots. Randal's new book The Animal Kingdom: A Collection of Portraits https://uploads.fireside.fm/images/4/41335247-836c-4f4a-8a8b-aeca55f3227a/f1dQbnE1.png (http://a.co/d/4wexbEk) Released by renowned publisher Rizzoli New York. Available on Amazon (http://a.co/d/4wexbEk). Proceeds for the sales of the book benefit Project Survival's Cat Haven (https://cathaven.com/). Upcomming events PDNB Gallery Exhibition (http://pdnbgallery.com/SITE/calendar.html) + Signing in Dallas 154 Glass St #104, Dallas, TX 75207 Thursday, November 15, 2018 5:00 PM 8:30 PM Come see over 25 large format pieces of Randal Ford’s work at one of Dallas’s most respected photography galleries, PDNB. We will have bites, beer, wine, and spirits from Deep Eddy. Randal Ford will also be doing a signing early in the evening. Open to the public. Davis Gallery Exhibition (http://davisgalleryaustin.com/exhibitions.html) + Signing 837 W. 12th Street, Austin, TX 78701 Thursday, December 6, 2018 5:30 PM 8:30 PM Come see over 25 large format pieces of Randal Ford’s work at The Davis Gallery in Austin, TX. Randal Ford will also be doing a signing early in the evening.We will have apps and drinks as well! Open to the public. This interview has been edited and condensed for clarity. Intro music generously provided by Stan Killian (http://stankillian.com/main/) Support this podcast. (http://www.austinarttalk.com/supportpodcast)

E9 Do You Like Pina Coladas and Social Media? Episode 9 starts off raucous as always…with another segment of Favorite Things and a whole lotta singing!  But the by the end, the girls touch on a very relevant topic that affects many of us in this age of technology…SOCIAL MEDIA.  They discuss the good, the bad and the ugly in terms of how social media is used in everyday life, politics and how it affects our youth.    In this episode the girls are tasting on some Deep Eddy's vodka…..Peach flavor.  While they offer many different flavors, this one goes quite well in iced tea for a very refreshing treat. Check it out and the other flavors at the link below: www.deepeddyvodka.com What are your favorite ways to use social media?   Do you have any concerns with how it is used today?  We'd love to hear!  deadliftsanddranks@gmail.com CHECK OUT OUR NEW WEBSITE!!!  www.deadliftsanddranks.com   Follow us at: Facebook: Deadlifts & Dranks Instagram: Deadliftsanddranks

Tonight's guest is Robert Knudsen who is a researcher of nefarious activities committed by the CIA. He also has personal contacts with persons who were there in Dallas the day JFK was shot. We will be speaking with him about all things deep state. After our first guest we also go into the conversation with Deep Eddy about missing 411 and mysteries of the moon. We also have a long time GLPer that could use your help:  https://www.gofundme.com/vsfgkq-daniels-medical-fund

Our first guest is Dr David Bainbridge who chats with us from Cambridge, UK - from across the pond! He is a Clinical Veterinary Anatomist at St Catherine's College in Cambridge, UK. He is also an author and we will be talking to him about his book: Curvology. Which deals with the origins and power of the female shape. Check out his book here: https://www.amazon.com/Curvology-Orig... On this episode we share the studio with our newest member Deep Eddy who is helping us out with the audio and stream control. Stryker calls in to talk with us about the complexity of the Fatima prophecy. We also had a live call in from a GLPer names Yo Adrian! http://hiddenpathpodcast.com http://www.godlikeproductions.com

When it comes to entrepreneurship, Clayton Christopher believes that “you can’t read the book; you gotta live it.” And live it he has; Christopher is best known as the co-founder of Sweet Leaf Tea, acquired by Nestlé Waters in 2011, and Deep Eddy Vodka, which just five years after its launch was sold to Heaven Hill Distilling for a reported $400 million. Yet even as a highly successful entrepreneur and investor, Christopher, currently the co-founder and managing director of private equity firm CAVU, has always looked beyond simply achieving a desired end result. In an interview included in this episode of Taste Radio, he urged business owners “to appreciate and cherish the journey,” a perspective that will yield a rare and valuable currency few will ever grasp. As part of our conversation, Christopher also delved into why he believes that “the need for human capital is greater than it’s ever been,” how board and management teams can most effectively work together, and why entrepreneurs should spend less time on adding new distribution and instead focus on “creating a success story” inside individual stores. This episode also features an interview with another “kitchen to exit” entrepreneur: John McDonald, the founder of iconic craft beer company Boulevard Brewing. McDonald, who founded Boulevard nearly three decades ago, is something of a godfather in the beer business. In our conversation, he spoke about the origins of the company and its early days as a pioneer of the craft beer category through to its 2013 acquisition by Duvel Moortgat USA. And in this week’s edition of Elevator Talk, we hear from Kabir Gambhir, the founder and CEO of innovative beverage brand Bevea. Show notes: 2:42: Four Letter Brands LIVE -- The hosts chat about recent visits to BevNET HQ by BKON, maker of innovative brewing machines and Waku, a wellness tea brewed with 20 super herbs from the Andes Mountains of Ecuador. The hosts also discuss the speaker lineups at the upcoming BevNET Live Summer 2018 and NOSH Live Summer 2018. 12:09: Interview: Clayton Christopher, Co-Founder, Sweet Leaf Tea/Deep Eddy Vodka/CAVU -- At Natural Products Expo West 2018, Christopher sat down BevNET editor-in-chief Jeff Klineman and discussed his remarkable journey as an entrepreneur and how he advises and invests in fast-growing brands. 36:58: Interview: John McDonald, Founder, Boulevard Brewing Co. -- Boulevard has led the craft scene in the Midwest and is the largest specialty brewer in the region. Brewbound assistant editor Justin Kendall recently visited Boulevard HQ in Kansas City, Missouri and as part of their conversation, McDonald shared war stories from Boulevard’s journey and why he never allowed himself to believe that the company was going to succeed. 1:04:50: Elevator Talk: Kabir Gambhir, Founder/CEO, Bevea -- Gambir is the founder and CEO of Bevea, a recently launched brand that markets innovatic tonics made with organic coffee fruit, ginger and botanicals. Kabir recently visited BevNET’s West Coast branch in San Diego, where he joined us for an interview included in this edition of Elevator Talk. Brands in this episode: BKON, Waku, Coolhaus, Hippeas, Chef’d, Biena, Kodiak Cakes, Essentia, Vita Coco, Sweet Leaf Tea, Deep Eddy Vodka, Boulevard Brewing Co., Bevea

This week we discuss deep cover, Deep Eddy, and girl poop.

"Deep Eddy"--a story of fly fishing, futility, and relational discord. From the story collection The Messes We Make of Our Lives.

We are back after another week off to break down the recent UFC Fight Night from Gdansk, Poland which was headline by fan favorite Donald "Cowboy" Cerrone and Darren Till. We also discuss the upcoming fight night from Sao Paulo, Brazil. There is also a rare appearance of vodka in this episode! I check out Deep Eddy's peach flavored vodka and give my recommendations for how to drink it.

Are you ready for today’s podcast? Today's guest is lifelong entrepreneur Patrick Cullinane. You’ll hear loads of valuable nuggets on entrepreneurship, about giving back and how to become passionate about life. This is one podcast you don't want to miss! In this episode, you will learn: Patrick's brief bio The lessons that Patrick learned from his business ventures Patrick's software business Pat shares his sister's story and how it has impacted his life Patrick's advice to anyone who has lost someone in their life Pat's life happiness index and give to income ratio What Patrick's contribution tracker is all about Patrick's 10 year goals Some life and relationship lessons from Patrick What brings Patrick joy? The top 5 items on Patrick's bucket list What Patrick is investing in now The most brilliant day in Patrick's life How Pat would have lived or will live if the average human life span were 40 years old Plus so much more! Patrick Cullinane Patrick Cullinane is a lifelong Entrepreneur. He has established and sold several successful companies over the last 30 years. For the last 12 years, he has been living in Utah and running his company Agile Supply Chain Strategies. Agile specializes in logistics and supply chain consulting, brokering and e-commerce fulfillment. They have over 60k sq feet of warehouse and are also the developers of proprietary software called Fr8Logic. In 2015, Fr8logic split form Agile and became its own entity. Patrick is a huge believer in entrepreneurship. He dropped out of college to start his first business and never looked back. Patrick is passionate about 1Life Fully Lived and its core purpose of giving back what he has learned.

*south kongress t-shirts available at https://teespring.com/southkongress * It's Spring Break, so this episode was brought to you by Deep Eddy vodka! We talk some 'Logan', I goof on X-23's history,'Kong: Skull Island' is AWESOME, 'Get Out' has to wait, Jessie's selfish, H.R. makes a breakthrough, and maaaaaaaan Wally's hair keeps growing. We address the normalcy of interracial dating in the CWverse, Wentworth Miller securing the bag, and WHO THE HELL IS SAVITAR?!?!??!

Brought on my good friend and former bandmate, Paul Banks, to talk about some special songs. We actually taped this while watching Game 7 of the World Series, and when we wrapped, hustled over to Deep Eddy bar during the rain delay to catch the ending. One week later, the file was still on the editing room floor when I read the news of Leonard Cohen's passing. Paul says that his last song selection, a cover of a Cohen song, is his favorite song ever. I decided to tack on the original version at the end of the podcast, because it is such a beautiful song, and I'm glad Paul was able to share that. Think of Rain - Margo Guryan Mother's Eyes - Jump Little Children Heart with No Companion - Ron Sexsmith/Leonard Cohen

Shrunken Head Lounge Surf Radio Show Running Time: 29 minutes 30 seconds Deep Eddy Records Presents Vol. 2 1. The Coconauts - The Lovely Coconaut (3:03)2. Go! Tsunami - Come in XB-13 (2:54)3. Squid Vicious - Overlord (5:07)4. The Deadlies - Town and Country (3:01)5. Nematoads - Urban Sombrero Deluxe (3:12)6. The Aquatudes - Aquatudes Theme (3:09)7. The Mighty Land Shark! - This is How a Harem Girl Dances (3:25)8. The Reefriders - Surfers Deal (2:45)9. King Pelican - Cricket (2:05)

Shrunken Head Lounge Surf Radio Show Running Time: 29 minutes 30 seconds Deep Eddy Records Presents Vol. 1 1. Kill Baby, Kill - Love Theme for a Twisted Mind (2:39)2. Dash McIvor & The Surfmeisters - The Wave Beyond (3:08)3. Mr. Neutron - Danger: Diabolik (3:05)4. Razorblade - Let's Go Down To Brighton (2:02)5. Blue Wave Theory - Gumby Goes Green (3:36)6. The Barbarellatones - Surf Narcs (3:17)7. North of Malibu - Backwash (2:24)8. The Insanitizers - Feral Four (2:46)9. Glasgow Tiki Shakers - Dekotora Run (3:40)