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Brian’s Picks: Jeffrey Morgenthaler’s The Bar Book, Elements of Cocktail Technique  is always my #1 recommendation. (He was a guest on Episode 113.) Esquire Drinks, An Opinionated & Irreverent Guide to Drinking - David Wondrich (out of print, but is available used on Amazon for as little as $2.81!) An old book - 2002, but a goodie.  Mr. Wondrich, who is the end all authority on cocktail history wrote this book for Esquire Magazine.  If you ever want the definitive answer on the history of a cocktail, just google the name of the drink and "Wondrich". (He was a guest on Episode 110.) The Joy of Mixology The Consummate Guide to the Barternend’s Craft - Oh Gaz....I miss you. Originally published in 2003, there is an updated version of this book.  (He was a guest on Episode 175.) The Curious Bartender,  The Artistry and Alchemy of Creating the Perfect Cocktail - Tristian Stephenson.   Smart guy.  I love how in this book he presents a classic cocktail, gives the classic specs, and then his interpretation of an improvement on the recipe. (He was a guest on Episode 122.) Regarding Cocktails - Sasha Petraske (Foreword by Dale DeGroff), Shsah changed everything in our industry. (He's NOT been a guest on the show, he unfortunately passed away in 2015... I never had the opportunity to meet the man, but he influenced so many). Benny’s Picks: Liquid Intelligence, The Art and Science of the Perfect Cocktail by Dave Arnold.  The Science of Cocktails?  Who would have thought?  A great and well thought out book. Smuggler’s Cove, Exotic Cocktails, Rum,and the Cult of Tiki by Martin and Rebecca Cate (He was a guest on Episode 186 .) A beautiful book full of great information and beautiful tiki drinks. Beach Bum Berry Remixed, Gallery of Tiki Drinks by Jeff Berry.  A real tiki book, full of old school tiki recipes. PDT Cocktail Book, The Complete Bartender’s Guide From the Celebrated Speakeasy by Jim Meehan (He was a guest on Episode 77.) Meehan is a true gentleman who created a perfect Speakeasy.  Every Bartender should own this book. Also mentioned in this episode: Meehan’s Bartender Manual by Jim Meehan (Featured on Episode 89.)  If you ever even considered owning your own bar, you must read this book from cover to cover. The Flavor Bible, The Essential Guide to Culinary Creativity, Based on the Wisdom of America’s Most Imaginative Chefs by Karen age and Andrew Dornenburg.  An outstanding book on flavors - what goes with what. Cocktails Made Simple: Easy & Delicious Recipes for the Home Bartender by Brian Weber and Amin Benny.  What to make cocktails at home, or get a foundation for becoming a professional Bartender?  This book is authored by host of Bartender Journey, Brian Weber and co-author Amin Benny.  

Watch out folks, this is a first, a vulnerable podcast that talks about our insecurities.... acktually it is more the source of some of our insecurities, somehow we Segway (see Segway! this is a natural place for you to belong) into board games and Grant tries to convience Ben that he (Grant) is a better euchre player. **Spoiler alert** He's NOT!!! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/acktually/support

Michael BLOOMBERG working with UN to deliberately undermine Canada's economic strength and survival and planning to benefit from fake forcing of GREEN infrastructure in Canada and America ALL the while running for President a clear conflict of interest and HE's NOT the only one

Johnno thought he was the only Irishman in Sigrid's hometown of Alesund but guess what ...HE'S NOT! Remember when Jono spoke to Sigrid when she popped into The Muireann O'Connell show: . @thisissigrid: "This is honestly the greatest thing that could ever happen in an interview" 👌🏼@MuireannO_C called up Johnno, an Irish lad from Ballybrack, who lives in Sigrid's tiny hometown of #Ålesund (#Norway). 🇳🇴🇮🇪 pic.twitter.com/pNR4W697n5 — Today FM (@TodayFM) January 22, 2019 Poor Jono thought he was the only Paddy in the village...well he was wrong! Mark is a carpenter who also found love with a Norwegian and lives in Sigrid's hometown too! Muireann made the introductions! To catch the full chat press the play button on the image on the top of the screen  

Songs include: And Her Tears Flowed Like Wine, If Teardrops Were Pennies, Brush Those Tears From Your Eyes, He's Not worth Your Tears and Too Many Tears. Performers include: Ambrose & His Orchestra, Mildred Bailey, Buddy Clark, Jimmy Rodgers, The Carter Family, The Ink Spots, Doris Day and Wesley Tuttle.

HIGHLIGHT of the hour - Sandy Rios has more on the enemies of the United States. Guest this hour - Kevin Faulconer (S.D. Mayor-Elect) -Kevin Faulconer talks with Mark about the career and discussions had recently with the *retiring* Chief Bill Lansdowne. Was he pushed out? -marijuana dispensaries in San Diego? Coming to an industrial area near you? -AND Storm Watch 2014 has been activated! He's NOT all wet, he's Mark Larson on KCBQ!

Matt and Brett are joined by friend of the podcast T.J. Dietsch to talk about this year’s Toy Fair in New York City, as well as toys in general. You can learn more about T.J. on his previous appearance, where he regaled us with tales of his time working for Wizard and ToyFare magazine. You can read T.J.’s musings over at his blog, United Monkee. You can follow him on Twitter at @PoppaDietsch. Music: “The Man With All The Toys” by the Beach Boys "He's Not a Hero, He's in Hell" originally appeared at http://mattandbrettlovecomics.com/podcast/2014/toy-fair-tj-dietsch.html