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Thomas McGuane, legendary novelist, screenwriter, and outdoorsman, joins us for a captivating conversation about his extraordinary life and career. From writing acclaimed novels like 92 in the Shade to navigating Hollywood, marrying Margot Kidder, and later settling into life as a Montana rancher, McGuane shares his reflections on creativity, resilience, and the pursuit of a meaningful life. In this episode, we discuss his early struggles as a writer, the moment he found success while living off $600, and the wild days of Key West in the 1970s. McGuane opens up about his friendships with literary and cultural icons like Jimmy Buffett and Jim Harrison, as well as his insights on aging, legacy, and the lessons learned along the way. Join us for a fascinating conversation with a man who has lived more lives than most and has the stories to prove it. SPONSORS: ElevenLabs: Thanks to ElevenLabs (https://elevenlabs.io) for supporting this episode and powering Tim's voice. ALS Investment Fund: Thanks to ALS Investment Fund (https://www.alsinvestmentfund.com) for supporting this episode. SOCIAL: Website: https://tgnlu.com   Twitter: https://twitter.com/nlutimgreen   Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/NLUpod  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nlupod/  AUDIO ONLY: Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5fhcANt7CSnYvgBlgxpVVa  Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/nothing-left-unsaid/id1734094890   PERSONAL:  Tackle ALS: https://www.tackleals.com   Tim Green Books: https://authortimgreen.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Marcus McGuane met the local media ahead of City's home match with Plymouth Argyle.He discusses working with Liam Manning, cementing his place in the side and more.

The headline is an inside joke among family and friends, a line of dialogue lifted from the 1978 novel "Panama," by Thomas McGuane. And now it's the title of a Radio Free Dogpatch podcast, a unsubtle bit of misdirection concerning an oversized orange turd that has proven impossible for a confused and bilious nation to flush. My apologies to Mr. McGuane. Sly and The Family Stone contributed a few seconds of "Family Affair" from their YouTube channel. Freesound kicked in a dog whining, a power failure, an internet outage, a garbage truck, and an elephant trumpeting. And Judge Dredd issued his ruling from YouTube.  All the other racket comes courtesy of The Proprietor.

#1,014 - Laurie Buffett McGuane Laurie Buffett McGuane joins The Paul Leslie Hour. Are you here? Good. Because… we have such a special gift for you today. But before we get going, please hit the subscribe button and don't hesitate to tell a friend about this episode. Those of you who've been here from the beginning, probably know that your host Paul Leslie began broadcasting on Jimmy Buffett's Radio Margaritaville. What nobody knew then was how many characters and stories from that world would end up being documented right here. Countless. Today's guest has likely known Jimmy Buffett longer than any person alive. This is his sister, Laurie Buffett McGuane, or as her family call her: “Lala.” From her beautiful ranch in Montana, Laurie joins us for a candid interview, where she speaks from the heart about her life, her husband the author Thomas McGuane, and her family, including her late brother Jimmy Buffett. It's the first long-form interview Laurie offers since Jimmy's passing. That's precious. So let's listen. Together. The Paul Leslie Hour is a talk show dedicated to “Helping People Tell Their Stories.” Some of the most iconic people of all time drop in to chat. Frequent topics include Arts, Entertainment and Culture.

#1,013 - Thomas McGuane Thomas McGuane joins The Paul Leslie Hour! Are you here? Indeed. You're here listening to The Paul Leslie Hour where you'll see and hear some of the most intriguing and creative minds of our time. On this episode we are pleased to welcome one of the great American authors, Thomas McGuane. McGuane wrote ten novels, as well as screenplays, and several collections of short stories. Check out his brand new story “Thataway” appearing in the May 27, 2024 issue of The New Yorker. And one quick note. Did you know that The Paul Leslie Hour is made possible by viewers and listeners like you? Give yourself and others the gift of stories. Go right here, and we thank you. And with that, let's get Thomas McGuane on here, shall we? The Paul Leslie Hour is a talk show dedicated to “Helping People Tell Their Stories.” Some of the most iconic people of all time drop in to chat. Frequent topics include Arts, Entertainment and Culture.

Thomas McGuane reads his story “Thataway,” from the May 27, 2024, issue of the magazine. McGuane has published more than a dozen books of fiction, including the story collections “Gallatin Canyon,” “Crow Fair,” and “Cloudbursts: Collected and New Stories,” which came out in 2018.

Carrie Hates Dogs Guest: Sam McGuane - GM of Carrie Beanie's 4 Brain Cancer  Doing It For Donna Nah, We Don't Want Your Free Help Bickmore's Bits Fank You or No Fank You Carrie's First Ever C&B Was Accidental Beach Drawing Slim Shady Dies? $100K Time GameSubscribe on LiSTNR: https://play.listnr.com/podcasts/carrie-and-tommySee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We're joined by Nottingham Forest Academy Manager Chris McGuane to discuss the pathway to the first team at a Premier League club and how the Academy has changed in the last 10 years. McGuane stepped up to become Academy chief last summer as he took over from the highly respected Gary Brazil. #NFFC Do like and subscribe to our channel. You can also become a member here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCi8cKKOXuEiopR3A11TDtgQ/join We're grateful for the support of our main sponsors, the Trent Navigation Inn. For more on their menu, events and to book a table go to: https://www.trentnavigation.com/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Louise McGuane is a 20+ year veteran of the drinks industry, having spent her career working on some of the world's best known wine and spirits brands all over the globe. Growing up in a small town on the West coast of Ireland, Louise  was raised with a deep respect for her Irish roots and a passion for chasing new opportunities. After working internationally in the wine and spirits industry for many years, her evolution from small-town farm girl to Irish Whiskey pioneer came full circle when she returned home with a new-found commitment to elevating Irish Whiskey on the global stage.After finishing a degree in Philosophy and spending time in Boston, Massachusetts, Louise moved to New York City to work in marketing and communications at a global Champagne company. Here, she learned the complexities of the drinks industry and built a career that took her as far as Singapore and Mexico. These experiences not only helped her become well-versed in the industry but reconnected her to her love for her Irish heritage.Louise returned to Ireland for a summer to research the global significance of Irish Whiskey and discovered the prominent role it had in her country's history. In 2016 she returned home to Ireland, at the beginning of the Irish Whiskey Renaissance.  Inspired by JJ Corry – an Irish Whiskey bonder from the 1800s that she discovered during her research and after whom her company is named – she sought to develop new ways to create remarkable spirits. She founded J.J. Corry Irish Whiskey and became the first modern whiskey bonder on the island of Ireland in over a century, thereby resurrecting a lost craft. Today, JJ Corry is renowned in the Irish Whiskey category, and,  in their latest venture, Louise has partnered with The Last Drop Distillers to create The Last Drop's first-ever Irish Whiskey, Release No. 32: A 32 Year Old Single Malt Irish Whiskey – a landmark moment for the business. In this episode, Louise talks to Rebecca about an idyllic childhood growing up on the family farm in the  west of Ireland, being expelled from boarding school and working all over the world, before returning home to her roots to found her business.

Elizabeth McGuane is a UX director at Shopify and the author of Design by Definition, a book about the impact of language in user experience. As you might imagine, that's a subject I'm keenly interested in, so I was excited to speak with Elizabeth about it.Show notesElizabeth McGuane - LinkedInElizabeth McGuane – MediumDesign by Definition by Elizabeth McGuaneShopifyIntercomEames chairsShow notes include Amazon affiliate links. We get a small commission for purchases made through these links.If you're enjoying the show, please rate or review us in Apple's podcast directory:https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-informed-life/id1450117117?itsct=podcast_box&itscg=30200This episode's transcript was produced by an AI. If you notice any errors, please get in touch.

Originally Posted on March 3rd, 2023 Back in 2008 when I first began this podcast I had two dreams—that I would have my two literary heros, John McPhee and Thomas McGuane as guests (they are both passionate fly fishers). I was lucky enough to record a podcast with John in August of 2021 and this week's podcast is with Tom McGuane [44:36], author of 20 highly regarded novels, screenplays, collections of short stories, and what is in my opinion the finest book of fly-fishing essays ever written, The Longest Silence. Most people who interview Tom want to talk about his crazy days in Key West in the 1970s, , fishing for tarpon with Jim Harrison, Guy de la Valdene, Jimmy Buffet, and other notable characters. However, in the podcast we talk about what he is doing now—his fascination with small-stream trout fishing, why he would rather wade than fish from a boat, his opinion on guides who yell at their clients, and how to grow old gracefully and still continue to fish with a fly rod. It was a real honor to chat with him and I know you'll enjoy this very special podcast. In the Fly Box this week, we have some wonderful and thought-provoking questions and tips form listeners, including: What is that white rod that Pete Kutzer uses in your casting videos? Is there a written history of Orvis? What is the best reel lubricant, and how should I maintain my cork drag surface? Can dumbbell eyes damage fly rods? If so, what should I do to keep flies tied with them from hitting my rod? Do trout eat those little black and brown stoneflies that hatch during the winter and early spring?  Can you explain when I would use weighted flies vs. split shot vs. poly leaders when fishing nymphs? Can you compare the relative advantages of the 10 1/2-foot 3-weight and the 11-foot 3-weight Blackout rod? I saw people catching fish on nymphs. I tried exactly the same patterns and didn't catch anything. Why? I have a reel that takes a 9-weight line. Can I get an extra spool and put it on my 7-weight rod?

In this episode, Intercom's VP of Product Design Emmet Connolly catches up with Elizabeth McGuane, UX Director at Shopify, to talk about her love of words, incorporating semantic concepts into the design process, and the importance of building a shared language.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Content designers are word nerds by nature. Like many other craftspeople who are passionately immersed in their work, they can forget to step back and fully articulate what we are doing. Elizabeth McGuane has addressed this issue for the craft of content design. Her new book, Design by Definition, sets out the linguistic, rhetorical, and grammatical elements of content design and shows how they work together in design projects. https://ellessmedia.com/csi/elizabeth-mcguane/

Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/474 Presented By: Daiichi, Waters West, Angler's Coffee, Trxstle Sponsors: https://wetflyswing.com/sponsors Monte Burke, author of Lords of the Fly, shares his journey of becoming a renowned writer and author. He shares the pivotal moment that transformed his life as he recounts how his first fly fishing story caught the attention of the editor at Sporting Classics, propelling him to become a full-time writer.  Discover the dedicated tarpon fishing enthusiasts of the Homosassa club and the current challenges faced by Florida's waters. Explore the stories of fly fishing legends like Tom Evans and Andy Mill, who pushed the sport's boundaries. Monte also recounts his encounter with Nick Saban, one of college football's greatest coaches, resulting in a historic feature in Forbes Magazine. Learn about Monte's other books, including Leaper, Sowbelly, and 4th & Goal, and get a preview of his upcoming book on the Southwest's water crisis. We talk a lot about writing and noted some renowned authors such as John Gierach and Thomas McGuane, and the fascinating intersection of passion, storytelling, and fly fishing. This episode is a must-listen for both avid anglers and literature enthusiasts. Show Notes with Monte Burke on Lords of the Fly 03:00 - We noted his book, Lords of the Fly: Madness, Obsession, and the Hunt for the World Record Tarpon, which is a pretty popular fly fishing book. 03:45 - We had John Gierach on the podcast in episode 047 who's arguably the best fly fishing writer of all time. 04:00 - Most of the males in Monte's family fly-fished - his grandfather, his uncle, and his dad. Monte caught his first Atlantic salmon with his uncle on Margaree River in Cape Breton, Nova Scotia. 08:30 - Monte tells the story of when he wrote his first fly fishing story about Ed Shenk from LeTort Spring Run that he sent to different magazine companies. He then got a letter from the Editor of Sporting Classics, Chuck Wexler offering to buy his story for $200. That was his turning point from going to business school to being a fly fishing writer. 10:25 - Topher Browne mentioned Monte on a recent episode at WFS 464. 12:00 - Monte also did a story about Andy Mill who's like a Tigerwoods of Tarpon fly fishing tournament. Andy was on the podcast in episode 330. Andy gave him Tom Evan's number so he could write a story about him. He also noted names of the world's best fly anglers in the 70s and 80s. 19:20 - We talk about how Florida is being ruined nowadays and gets worst each year. 21:10 - We noted Bonefish & Tarpon Trust are doing a great job in researching about the problems in the waters of Florida. Captains For Clean Waters are also fighting hard for Florida waters conservation. And also VoteWater Florida. 24:30 - Monte talks about the rockstars of the Homosassa club who were obsessed with tarpon fishing and made it possible for future generations to catch tarpon. 30:23 - The biggest tarpon ever caught was over 200 pounds on a 20-pound test which was caught by a non-regular guy who was just fishing with his dad. Tom Evans holds the record for the 16-pound test which was 190-pound tarpon. He also holds the record for the 12-pound which was 194-pound tarpon. 44:30 - We talk about Nick Saban who's arguably the best college football of all time. 46:30 - Monte tells the story of when he got a phone call from Nick Saban agreeing to write a story about him. The story was then published in Forbes Magazine (2008) which also became the highest single issue of the magazine ever. Read that story here. 49:20 - Monte talks about his process of writing. 54:25 - We dig into his book, The Making of a Coach which was a story about Nick Saban's life and incredible coaching career. 54:45 - Monte talks about his book, Leaper: The Wonderful World of Atlantic Salmon Fishing, which was a collection of Atlantic salmon stories. 55:15 - Monte did another fishing book called, Sowbelly: The Obsessive Quest for the World-Record Largemouth Bass. 55:50 - We also noted his book, 4th & Goal: One Man's Quest to Recapture His Dream which was about Joe Moglia's legendary career transition from head football coach at Coastal Carolina University to the CEO of TD Ameritrade 56:55 - Monte is writing a new book about the water crisis in South West looking through the lens of Lake Mead. 58:30 - We talk about what makes John Gierach a great writer. Monte says "he's a great lyricist" and explains why. 59:45 - We also noted Thomas McGuane. Monte tells us what makes McGuane's writing special. 1:03:30 - Monte tells the story of when he went to Labrador with Yvon Chouinard and other anglers. 1:07:30 - I asked Monte the question "Are you a writer or a fly fisherman first?". Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/474

Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/434  Presented by: Trxstle Sponsors: https://wetflyswing.com/sponsors    John Gierach, the author of the book Dumb Luck and the Kindness of Strangers, is back on the podcast to dig back into some of his amazing books. We find out from John what makes a good guide. We also learn about how much a fly rod loves a dry fly, what rejection feels like, and how he deals with writer's block. Dumb Luck and the Kindness of Strangers Show Notes with John Gierach 1:53 - We had John in the podcast in episode 047. 3:21 - We look back on the previous books he had published. 4:32 - He talks about his book that just came out titled All the Time in the World. 5:52 - John describes his process of writing a book. 9:23 - We talk about his book titled Dumb Luck and the Kindness of Strangers. 12:56 - He takes us on his trip to Colorado last September. 15:34 - He explains how he prefers to include conservation issues in his books. 17:33 - He talks about Thomas McGuane and Ernest Hemingway. He also shares a bit about the latter's book titled Big Two-Hearted River. 20:20 - He tells about what makes a great fishing guide in his opinion. 29:35 - I ask him about his interesting notes from his book Dumb Luck and the Kindness of Strangers which is how much a fly rod loves a dry fly. He also tells about the first ever written mention of fly fishing anywhere. 34:10 - He shares his struggles back then and how he dealt with rejection when he was just starting out as a writer. 36:44 - He gives tips on how to know what story will create an impact on readers. 38:44 - I mention our episode with Lane Forrer. John also talks about the true success of writing and how to be a good writer. 40:49 - He shares his take on impostor syndrome. 42:43 - He gives advice on what to do when a publisher rejects your book. 44:35 - He shares his take on writer's block. 45:15 - He talks about his friend Paul who died from cancer. He shares more about this in his book Dumb Luck and the Kindness of Strangers. 50:53 - He mentions the quote "It takes an old man to appreciate it, but it takes a kid to think it's important." and how it also applies to writing and fishing. 51:34 - He explains what his quote means about how vanity has lost its grip on him over time. 52:49 - He mentions a quote from Nick Lyons' book. 54:31 - He gives his opinion on the book and movie A River Runs Through It. 56:07 - He tells about his planned trip. 58:19 - He talks about the techniques he uses when fishing for trout. 59:46 - I ask him about his spey game. 1:01:55 - He talks about fly fishing being like a con game. 1:03:40 - He shares his plans and some upcoming events for his latest book. Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/434 

Back in 2008 when I first began this podcast I had two dreams—that I would have my two literary heros, John McPhee and Thomas McGuane as guests (they are both passionate fly fishers). I was lucky enough to record a podcast with John in August of 2021 and this week's podcast is with Tom McGuane [44:36], author of 20 highly regarded novels, screenplays, collections of short stories, and what is in my opinion the finest book of fly-fishing essays ever written, The Longest Silence. Most people who interview Tom want to talk about his crazy days in Key West in the 1970s, , fishing for tarpon with Jim Harrison, Guy de la Valdene, Jimmy Buffet, and other notable characters. However, in the podcast we talk about what he is doing now—his fascination with small-stream trout fishing, why he would rather wade than fish from a boat, his opinion on guides who yell at their clients, and how to grow old gracefully and still continue to fish with a fly rod. It was a real honor to chat with him and I know you'll enjoy this very special podcast. In the Fly Box this week, we have some wonderful and thought-provoking questions and tips form listeners, including: What is that white rod that Pete Kutzer uses in your casting videos? Is there a written history of Orvis? What is the best reel lubricant, and how should I maintain my cork drag surface? Can dumbbell eyes damage fly rods? If so, what should I do to keep flies tied with them from hitting my rod? Do trout eat those little black and brown stoneflies that hatch during the winter and early spring?  Can you explain when I would use weighted flies vs. split shot vs. poly leaders when fishing nymphs? Can you compare the relative advantages of the 10 1/2-foot 3-weight and the 11-foot 3-weight Blackout rod? I saw people catching fish on nymphs. I tried exactly the same patterns and didn't catch anything. Why? I have a reel that takes a 9-weight line. Can I get an extra spool and put it on my 7-weight rod? Why am I not catching anything when fishing nymphs in the winter? Great tips from a world traveler on taking your vaccination records with you, and warnings about carrying gear when traveling to Mexico or New Zealand. What environmental cues will tell you when specific flies are hatching? Is it true that emerger patterns are more effective when they look messy? How do you explain when trout take smaller insects and ignore bigger ones?

Tom McGuane is a giant among legends across all continents and countries. His boundless heart and endless determination tackled dreams only he could've accomplished. Tom's extraordinary writing is in the record books and for the rest of time he'll be remember as one of the greats. His literary spectrum includes ten novels, five screen plays, and countless short stories. His work has received a page full of awards culminating with his induction into The American Academy of Arts and Letters. But then there's the fishing, the hunting, and the HORSES; cutting horses. Tom McGuane is a savant of many talents! Although he was born in Michigan, his heart ventured west. As a young man he worked on a ranch in Wyoming where he first got his boots dirty. After the success of his book and movie “Sporting Club," he bought a ranch in Montana and property in Key West. His life on a horse became extremely important to him and he became a great “cutter” often beating the best in the world and eventually was inducted into The Cutting Horse Hall of Fame. But it was in Key West where Tom McGuane caught fire. It was there, when his writing was young and his aspirations were as vibrant as the blistering sun. Literature, fishing, and adventures after dark took on a life of its own. It was there, where of a handful of friends, all writers too, became a brotherhood that challenged life's offering to its fullest. Jim Harrison, Russell Chatham, Guy De La Valdene, Jimmy Buffett, Hunter S.Thompson, and Kurt Brautigan did what the rest of the world wished they could do. They had more fun than the law allowed and were brilliant with everything they touched. Each would become extremely successful and famous. But as much as anything else, they loved to fish. What most the fishing world doesn't know is that these guys put Tarpon fishing on the map. And they made a movie about it called, "Tarpon." This production showed what a magnificent, beautiful, ageless fish it is. It loves to eat flies, it's big and jumps majestically.... It's the most perfect fly rod fish one could ever have the privilege to catch. As much as Tom McGuane has accomplished, his greatest success is having Laurie Buffett as his wife and their daughter Annie. And fathering two other children, Thomas and Maggie with former wives, Rebecca Crocket and Margot Kidder.

Tom McGuane is a giant among legends across all continents and countries. His boundless heart and endless determination tackled dreams only he could've accomplished. Tom's extraordinary writing is in the record books and for the rest of time he'll be remember as one of the greats. His literary spectrum includes ten novels, five screen plays, and countless short stories. His work has received a page full of awards culminating with his induction into The American Academy of Arts and Letters. But then there's the fishing, the hunting, and the HORSES; cutting horses. Tom McGuane is a savant of many talents! Although he was born in Michigan, his heart ventured west. As a young man he worked on a ranch in Wyoming where he first got his boots dirty. After the success of his book and movie “Sporting Club," he bought a ranch in Montana and property in Key West. His life on a horse became extremely important to him and he became a great “cutter” often beating the best in the world and eventually was inducted into The Cutting Horse Hall of Fame. But it was in Key West where Tom McGuane caught fire. It was there, when his writing was young and his aspirations were as vibrant as the blistering sun. Literature, fishing, and adventures after dark took on a life of its own. It was there, where of a handful of friends, all writers too, became a brotherhood that challenged life's offering to its fullest. Jim Harrison, Russell Chatham, Guy De La Valdene, Jimmy Buffett, Hunter S.Thompson, and Kurt Brautigan did what the rest of the world wished they could do. They had more fun than the law allowed and were brilliant with everything they touched. Each would become extremely successful and famous. But as much as anything else, they loved to fish. What most the fishing world doesn't know is that these guys put Tarpon fishing on the map. And they made a movie about it called, "Tarpon." This production showed what a magnificent, beautiful, ageless fish it is. It loves to eat flies, it's big and jumps majestically.... It's the most perfect fly rod fish one could ever have the privilege to catch. As much as Tom McGuane has accomplished, his greatest success is having Laurie Buffett as his wife and their daughter Annie. And fathering two other children, Thomas and Maggie with former wives, Rebecca Crocket and Margot Kidder.

Elise Atchison's debut novel, Crazy Mountain, was the recipient of the Eludia Award, an award given to first-time women novelists over forty. She worked for over ten years on this book, which features a completely different point of view for each chapter. The novel takes place in a fictional region where the typical struggle is playing out between people who have lived in the region want to preserve what they have while outsiders move in with the idea of developing the area for their own purposes. And for this episode, we are breaking away from our normal format a little by featuring a second writer who is still with us. Tom McGuane is one of the most highly regarded writers in America, and has lived in Paradise Valley since the '70s. Although much of his later work takes place in Montana, we chose an earlier novel, Panama, that is set in Key West, Florida, and tells the story of a man struggling to find meaning in a life most people would dream of.

Thomas McGuane reads his story “Take Half, Leave Half,” which appeared in the October 10, 2022, issue of the magazine. McGuane has published more than a dozen books of fiction, including the story collections “Gallatin Canyon,” “Crow Fair,” and “Cloudbursts: Collected and New Stories,” which came out in 2018.

Subscribe to Quotomania on Simplecast or search for Quotomania on your favorite podcast app!Thomas McGuane, in full Thomas Francis McGuane III, (born December 11, 1939, Wyandotte, Michigan, U.S.), is an American author noted for his picaresque novels of violent action set amid rural landscapes.McGuane attended the University of Michigan, Olivet (Michigan) College, Michigan State University (B.A., 1962), Yale University (M.F.A., 1965), and Stanford University. McGuane's first three novels—The Sporting Club (1969), The Bushwhacked Piano (1971), and Ninety-two in the Shade (1973)—present the central plot and theme of his early fiction: a man, usually from a secure family, exiles himself from American society (which he despises for its materialism and triviality), removes himself to an isolated locale, and then finds a reason—alienation, attraction to a woman, rights to territory—to oppose another man in a succession of acts of escalating violence and revenge.The locales of his novels—Key West, Florida; northern Michigan; Montana—and his scenes of fishing and personal combat suggest the influence of Ernest Hemingway. Whereas McGuane's early novels are noted for their stylistic extravagance, a growing plainness of style developed in his later novels. They include Panama (1978), Nobody's Angel (1981), Something to Be Desired(1984), Keep the Change (1989), and Nothing but Blue Skies (1992). After a hiatus from writing novels, McGuane returned with The Cadence of Grass(2002), which depicts a Montana clan's colorfully tangled lives. It was followed by Driving on the Rim (2010), a freewheeling tale of a small-town doctor.McGuane also wrote short stories, collected in To Skin a Cat (1986), Gallatin Canyon (2006), Crow Fair (2015), and Cloudbursts (2018). In addition, he penned screenplays, several of which were adaptations of his novels. His essay collections—An Outside Chance (1980; rev. ed., 1990), Some Horses (1999), and The Longest Silence: A Life in Fishing (1999)—reflect mostly on leisure and the outdoors, especially his passion for fly-fishing and horseback riding. McGuane was inducted into the American Academy of Arts and Letters in 2010.From https://www.britannica.com/biography/Thomas-McGuane. For more information about Thomas McGuane:“Thomas McGuane on Not Living the Writer's Life”: https://lithub.com/thomas-mcguane-on-not-living-the-writers-life/“Thomas McGuane on the American West”: https://www.newyorker.com/books/this-week-in-fiction/thomas-mcguane-10-18-21“The Late Style of Thomas McGuane”: ​​https://believermag.com/the-late-style-of-thomas-mcguane/

This is not a Scotch Episode -- we repeat -- this is not a Scotch episode. We are joined today by a very influential woman in Irish Whisky. On this podcast, Chelsey and Pam chat with the amazing Louise McGuane. She's the first modern whisky bonder in Ireland in well over 50 years, the founder of JJ Corry Irish Whisky. She's been featured in the likes of Forbes magazine and Her bottlings have already won numerous awards, including a Gold Medal in the Irish Whiskey Awards and the SF World Spirits Awards. Time Stamps:6:30 - What is whisk(e)y bonding?10:30 - whiskey bonding vs independent bottling19:10 - how Lousie chooses barrels25:00 - don't be scared…all whiskies are blends29:00 - Louise leads us through a tasting of the gale batch 233:00 - Who is J.J Corry?43:10 - What's coming up for J.J. Corry?

We're celebrating St. Patrick's Day and Irish Whiskey all week and we are kicking it off with J.J. Corry Irish Whiskey. We are joined by Louise McGuane, Founder and Whiskey Bonder of J.J. Corry. You'll learn a little history of Irish Whiskey, Louise's efforts to revive the practice of Whiskey Bonding, and J.J. Corry's extensive whiskey and barrel inventory for future releases.  And, as a bonus for our Kentucky Bourbon fans, we taste through the latest release from Kentucky Owl. Kentucky Owl and Louise teamed up to blend a unique Kentucky Bourbon for their St. Patrick's Limited Edition.  Download this episode on your favorite podcast app and be sure to drop us a review while you're there.   We are thankful for everyone who has supported us. A huge shoutout to our growing Patreon Community as well! We'd appreciate it if you can take the time to give us feedback on our podcast. If you enjoy our content, consider giving us a 5 star rating on your favorite podcast app, leave us a review, and tell a fellow bourbon lover about our show. Follow  us @BourbonLens on Instagram, Facebook, & Twitter.  And please check out our Patreon to learn how you can support our endeavors, earn Bourbon Lens swag, be part of future barrel picks, and more. If you have any comments, questions, or suggestions, please email us at TheBourbonLens@Gmail.com. Visit our website BourbonLens.com to check out our blog posts, or even purchase your own Bourbon Lens tasting glass or t-shirt. Cheers,Scott, Jake, & MichaelBourbon Lens About J.J. Corry J.J. Corry is Ireland's first modern Whiskey Bonder. As a Bonder, J.J. Corry sources new make spirit and mature Irish Whiskey, to age, finish and blend on the McGuane family farm on Ireland's Wild Atlantic Way. Founded by Louise McGuane in 2017, J.J. Corry has a multi-award winning portfolio of small batch expressions. J.J. Corry Facts Irish Whiskey is currently in a renaissance period, after a long recovery following the industry's collapse in the 1930s. It was the world's fastest-growing spirits category over the past decade. As a Bonder, J.J. Corry does not distill. Founder, Louise McGuane sources new make and mature spirit from all over Ireland to mature in casks she acquires directly from distilleries, wineries, breweries and bodegas around the world. A cult favourite amongst Irish Whiskey fans in Europe, J.J. Corry is recently distributed across the US and is looking to reach new consumers. J.J. Corry has the most comprehensive library of Irish Whiskey flavors in existence and Louise is a curator of casks, and archivist of the depth and breadth of Irish Whiskey today. Bonding used to be commonplace in Ireland, but the practice died out in the 1930s when the Irish Whiskey industry collapsed. Louise McGuane revived this piece of Irish Whiskey history and is now Ireland's only Whiskey Bonder. About J.J. Corry Whiskey Lineup: The Gael -We released Batch No.3 of our award winning flagship blend, The Gael in 2021.  A blend of Malt and Grain Whiskey, Gael is the perfect marriage of Irish Whiskey flavours. Comprised of some of the oldest whiskeys in our library of flavours, The Gael is the perfect representation of our fruit bomb house style with layers of complexity. The Hanson - Our signature Grain Blend, The Hanson is sweet and fruit forward with bright citrus, vanilla and deep oak notes. Created by founder Louise McGuane with refreshing cocktails in mind, this bright and slightly spicy whiskey shines through in a highball, but is also delicious sipped by itself or with ice. About Irish Whiskey Irish Whiskey is currently in a renaissance period, after a long recovery following the industry's collapse in the 1930s. It was the world's fastest-growing spirits category over the past decade. Irish Whiskey is known and loved for it's milder flavor profile than that of its Scotch neighbors. Irish Whiskey is typically unpeated, with consumers drawn to its bright, fruit forward and accessible flavours. Show Links: J.J. Corry Irish Whiskey Louise McGuane: Ireland's First Modern Whiskey Bonder - Whisky Advocate By Tradition The Irish Whiskey Industry Has Been All Male. . . Until Louise McGuane Founded Her Own Brand Louise McGuane - Whiskies of the World The (nearly) Lost Art of Irish Whiskey Bonding | IrishSpirit Buy J.J. Corry Online Stoli Group Kentucky Owl Releases St. Patrick's Limited Edition Bourbon Whiskey - BevNET.com Review: Kentucky Owl St. Patrick's Limited Edition Bourbon Whiskey – Robb Report High spirits before whiskey's US launch | Ireland | The Sunday Times Kentucky Owl Kentucky Owl St. Patrick's Limited Edition Bourbon Review - Paste Kentucky Owl 2022 St. Patrick's Edition | WhiskyCast 4 Delicious Irish Whiskey Cocktails To Celebrate St. Paddy's Day | Man of Many

Kentucky Owl Irish Ed w/ Louise McGuane

This episode stars Matthew Specktor (Always Crashing in the Same Car, That Summertime Sound, Los Angeles Review of Books). It was recorded over the Zoom between the This Podcast Will Change Your Life home studio in Chicago, IL and Specktor's home in the City of Angels in December 2021. 

Mass casualty animal rescuer Maggie McGuane shares the exhilarating joy of being part of the life force that is our planet.

The Buds talk some off-season baseball talk + some Chicago Bulls. We also get into the type of thanksgiving food we eat, and a flashback to our old Mcguane baseball days, let the festivities begin! DA BEARS!!Instacart - Groceries delivered in as little as 1 hour. Free delivery on your first order over $35.Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the show (https://cash.app/$beefsandbudszo)

Thomas McGuane reads his story “Not Here You Don't,” from the October 18, 2021, issue of the magazine. McGuane has published more than a dozen books of fiction, including “Gallatin Canyon,” “Crow Fair,” and “Cloudbursts: Collected and New Stories,” which came out in 2018. 

One thing that seems to be true in all generations of American life is that it can be challenging to summon the courage to follow your dreams in a material world. In this conversation with writers Eric M. Johnson and Thomas McGuane, they considered this difficulty paralleled with their own work and lives. Through the lens of Johnson's debut novel—a story of a young man who must decide what he stands for in the midst of Wall Street greed and family civil war—and McGuane's fiction and life, they shared their struggles and triumphs on the path to following their own dreams. With short readings from their respective works, they touched on writing, life, and fly fishing. Don't miss this riveting discussion from two consummate American writers. Thomas McGuane is an American writer. He began contributing fiction to The New Yorker in 1994. He has written ten novels, including the National Book Award-nominated Ninety-Two in the Shade, as well as six nonfiction essay collections and two short-story collections. His work has been anthologized in the “Best American Stories,” “Best American Essays,” and “Best American Sporting Essays.” His most recent book is Cloudbursts: Collected and New Stories. Eric M. Johnson is an American journalist, author, and outdoorsman. His current journalistic focus is aerospace – from Boeing's 737 MAX crisis to Elon Musk's SpaceX – and he has covered former President Barack Obama's re-election campaign, breaking national news, and transportation since joining Reuters in 2011 in Chicago. He has also been a staff reporter for Sun-Times Media Group and covered sports for the Observer, in London. Buy the Books Cloudbursts: Collected and New Stories by Thomas McGuane Whenever a Happy Thing Falls by Eric M. Johnson Presented by Town Hall Seattle. To become a member or make a donation click here. 

After launching J.J. Corry Irish Whiskey, Louise McGuane became the first modern whiskey bonder in Ireland in more than 50 years. The brand's first offering in America, The Hanson, is a blend of Irish grain whiskeys sourced from different distilleries and it clocks in at 92 proof. McGuane has the only all-female Irish whiskey company in Ireland. Louise will discuss the challenges she has overcome as a female in the whiskey industry and how she's turned her family farm into a whiskey phenomenon. https://www.jjcorry.com/Instagram: @louisemcguane & @jjcorrywhiskeyTwitter: @lmcguane & @WhiskeyGateLouise McGuane Bio:Before founding J.J. Corry Irish Whiskey in 2015, Louise McGuane worked at LVMH, Diageo and Pernod Ricard in New York, London, Singapore and Paris. She is now based back on her family farm in Cooraclare, County Clare where she matures new make spirit in a purpose built bonded rackhouse and blends it with mature whiskey to create the brand's signature style. Here, she speaks to Candice Tucker about the whiskey bonding process, the advantages of being a woman and the rising demand for Irish whiskey"Of course, my experiences will be shared by all women who work in such industries, but I think it's very powerful to be underestimated. Irish whiskey continues to be a mostly older male environment and most of them scoffed at me when I started the business, but I went on to launch the first ever design led luxury Irish whiskey and this year made Drinks International Top Ten bestselling Irish Whiskey list, so who's scoffing now? When you are underestimated you can fly under the radar and achieve incredible things without anybody standing in your way as you are not perceived as a threat.""I have built and am continuing to build the most comprehensive library of flavours of Irish whiskey in my rackhouse. We operate in a similar way to a perfumer: we build a whiskey by blending layers of flavours together. By ensuring I have styles of whiskey from multiple craft producers I have a really vibrant pool of flavours to pull from. This results in utterly unique whiskies and styles."Make sure to subscribe & review Lady Empire above for the opportunity to be featured! 

https://wetflyswing.com/231 Henry Hughes, Professor and fly fishing writer shares his favorite writers and books on Fly Fishing.  Henry made his way out west from New York and has since become the deputy editor of the Fly Fishing and Tying Journal. Henry describes his connection with his students as a college professor and how he produces his content through writing.  He notes McGuane and other highly influential writers to his life and career.    Show Notes - Books on Fly Fishing - I presented to the Art Flick Trout Unlimited Chapter.   - The John Gierach episode #47 was one of the best of all time and a huge episode for me at the time and to this day. - Nick Lyons was on the podcast in episode 202 and talked about his life's work with Lyons Press and the many great books he published. - Fire and the Straw by Nick Lyons - Back Seat with Fish will be out with skyhorse publishing and is Henry's book on traveling and fishing. - Tom Rosenbauer, and other greats - The Art of Angling:  Poems about Fishing - Anglers Journal with Gary Reich was on the podcast - Tail Magazine has an online mag You can find Henry HughesPoetry.com Conclusion - Books on Fly Fishing with Henry Hughes Henry Hughes is on the podcast to talk about his favorite books on fly fishing and how he balances a life in teaching and writing.  We also hear some of the great editors that Henry respects. https://wetflyswing.com/231

Thomas McGuane reads his story from the May 10, 2021, issue of the magazine. McGuane has published more than a dozen books of fiction, including the story collections “Gallatin Canyon,” “Crow Fair,” and “Cloudbursts: Collected and New Stories,” which came out in 2018.

The It's Okay to Cry Podcast is a series of conversations on dissolving depression and rebuilding our mental health model with somatic awareness, deep listening, holding space and emotional intelligence. Listen to both real people who have experienced genuine struggle and mental health professionals who are helping to build a better world. This episode features Bronte speaking with Sheree who is a social worker, sacred circle holder, client and friend. Within this raw, honest and insightful conversation Sheree touches on digging deep, facing hard realities, heroin and alcohol addiction, setting a path forward with meditation and how everyone's mental health can look, feel and appear different. To connect further with Bronte you can find details via www.brontespicer.com.

In this episode of Building Liquid, Racheal catches up with Louise to find out how she went from corporate life to reigniting the Irish tradition of whiskey bonding, via a beach in Thailand. We talk bootstrapping, hiring an entire cruise ship for industry legends (the absolute opposite of bootstrapping) and the best advice for women carving out a path in the industry.

https://wetflyswing.com/202 Sponsor: OPST: http://wetflyswing.com/opst Sponsor: Sawyer Oars: http://wetflyswing.com/sawyer Nick Lyons, founder of Lyons Press Publishing is on the podcast to share the story of how he created one of the most influential publishing companies in the fly fishing space having published some of the greatest writers and books in the business. We talk about the history and who some of those great writers were which includes Swisher and Richards, Whitlock and many others.  I'm really excited to share this one with you and we even get into a little hoops. Show Notes with Nick Lyons - Nick was on the Orvis Podcast here if you want to hear more from Nick. - Nick was running Crown Publishing back in the day and was also teaching at the time.  Michele Obama's book, Becoming, was recently published by Crown. - Art Flick's Streamside Guide was a huge book for Nick. - Fisherman's Bounty was the book that got Nick fully engrained into this world.  Swisher and Richards came from an Art Flick recommendation.  Selective Trout came from this connection with Art Flick. - Fire and the Straw is Nick's most recent book that he wrote that touches on key points in his life. - Big Two Hearted river by Hemmingway changed Nick's trajectory and thinking of outdoor writing and literature. - French Fishing Flies was a book that did not sell well but was a good example of a diverse list of books. - Dave Whitlock was another great author and was on this podcast in episode 160 here. - GEM Skues books as well as  Art Lingren's book on Haig-Brown were to more influential books. - Where the Bright Waters Meet by Harry Plunkent Greene. - Fishing the Dry Fly Dermot Wilson and Masters on the Dry Fly by JM Migel were two good dry fly books from distant times in the past.  Nick was able to bring many old books back to life. - Gary LaFontaine's book Caddisflies is one of the great fly fishing books of all time. - Rowman and Littlefield now own Lyons Press Publishing and are still producing new outdoor books. - I noted Art Lingren was on the podcast in episode 191 of the podcast.  - John Gierach noted Thomas McGuane and Nick said he is the best fishing writer in the world.  John Gierach was on the podcast in episode 47 here. Fly Fishing Books Conclusion with Nick Lyons The great Nick Lyons is here today to share the story of how he founded one of the most impactful publishing house with a focus on fly fishing and outdoor writers.  Nick and I cover it all today including his history playing basketball and some family challenges around death. https://wetflyswing.com/202

Monte Burke is a journalist, New York Times bestselling author, and contributing editor at Forbes, Garden & Gun, and The Drake. His most recent book is Lords of the Fly: Madness, Obsession, and the Hunt for the World-Record Tarpon, which was one of the best books I read in 2020. He’s also the author of Saban: The Making of a Coach, which also happens to be one of my all-time favorite books. Whether he’s writing about fly fishing, Colorado conservationists, elk hunting, or football, Monte’s work is always impeccably researched and fun to read. - I loved every page of Lords of the Fly, and both anglers and non-anglers alike will be drawn into the book’s engaging story and wild characters. One of my favorite aspects of the book was how it opened my eyes to the connections between the 1970s Florida fishing scene and modern-day art, poetry, and literature of the American West. Western luminaries who are frequently mentioned on this podcast-- Tom McGuane, Jim Harrison, Richard Brautigan, Russell Chatham, and more-- all created art and chased tarpon together in Florida in the 1970s. They all eventually moved West and became some of the most respected western artists of their time, but were it not for the creative foundation they built in Florida, today’s western literary and art scene would look quite different. - Monte and I had a fun and wide-ranging conversation discussing everything from fly fishing to fatherhood. We started out talking about Lords of the Fly-- we obviously talked about the crew of anglers that included McGuane and Harrison, but we also discussed the full cast of obsessed characters who make up the history of fly fishing for tarpon. Monte explains why this story was so compelling to him, and he discusses some of the headwinds he encountered while trying to get the book published. We discuss Monte’s attraction to writing about intense, obsessed people, whether they happen to be world champion coaches or anglers. We chatted about Monte’s writing and journalism career, as well as some of the routines that allow him to be such a prolific writer. And as usual, we discuss favorite books, authors, films, and he offers up some wise parting words. - If you love fishing and literature, or if you’re an aspiring writer or artist, this episode is chock-full of useful information. Be sure to check out the show notes for links to everything we discuss-- this episode may very well hold the record for most books and authors recommended. Hope you enjoy! --- Monte Burke "Lords of the Fly" by Monte Burke All books by Monte Burke Full Episode Notes: https://mountainandprairie.com/monte-burke/ --- TOPICS DISCUSSED: 3:50 - Why Monte was drawn into the story of fly fishing for tarpon  8:30 - Early stages of writing the book 14:30 - Jim Harrison, Tom McGuane, and tarpon fishing 20:45 - What McGuane such a unique writer? 23:15 - Monte's decision to include himself in the story 26:45 - His obsession with obsessed people 31:15 - Monte's personal obsessions 35:45 - How having children affected his outlook and career 40:15 - When writing and reading became his focus 42:45 - Getting started in journalism + writing at night 45:45 - The coolest part of writing 48:45 - Writing routine 53:15 - Techniques for convincing people to share their stories 56:15 - Writers that Monte admires 59:45 - Favorite books 1:00:30 - Favorite movie 1:02:15 - Favorite place in the West 1:03:45 - Parting words of wisdom --- ABOUT MOUNTAIN & PRAIRIE: Mountain & Prairie - All Episodes Mountain & Prairie Shop Mountain & Prairie on Instagram Upcoming Events About Ed Roberson Support Mountain & Prairie Leave a Review on Apple Podcasts

Join us as we chat with Louise McGuane, founder of Chapel Gate Whiskey(JJ Corry) and modern day Irish Whiskey visionary. From farm girl to big city ambassador, Louise finds herself back on the farm where she was raised and modernizing the art of whiskey bonding. While combining some of best spirit Ireland has to offer, Louise is committed to showcasing the talents of her great whiskey nation. You will quickly find that Louise is one of the more genuine personalities you will come across in our whiskey world.

New Jersey's own, Tom McGuane, classes up the podcast by sharing his love of Allagash Tripel Belgium style beer. He recalls some fond times spent in Chicago and talks about the lack of raves going on in the nature of Maine. #NotRob meets a King and Josh haunts some dreams. Hopefully bought to you by  Saved By The Bell now streaming on Peacock! McGuane Baby Gone aka The Tripple T (Tom's Tripple Tonic) aka McGuane With Your Bad Self2 oz Bulleit Bourbon1 oz Honey1.5 oz Lemon Juice 5 oz Allagash Tripel  

New Jersey's own, Tom McGuane, classes up the podcast by sharing his love of Allagash Tripel Belgium style beer. He recalls some fond times spent in Chicago and talks about the lack of raves going on in the nature of Maine. #NotRob meets a King and Josh haunts some dreams. Hopefully bought to you by  Saved By The Bell now streaming on Peacock! McGuane Baby Gone aka The Tripple T (Tom's Tripple Tonic) aka McGuane With Your Bad Self2 oz Bulleit Bourbon1 oz Honey1.5 oz Lemon Juice 5 oz Allagash Tripel  

The Ecosystem team's mission is to help help merchants meet 100% of their needs through apps, themes, and services, and attract new merchants to Shopify to become more successful entrepreneurs. It also aims to help our Shopify Partners around the world make commerce better for everyone. Our host Lola Oyelayo-Pearson sits down with senior UX manager Elizabeth McGuane to talk about: What is the team's working hypothesis and what problems does it tackle? The different user groups the team builds for How the team works to maintain craft quality What the team's North Star is for merchant outcomes How the team thinks about international growth What makes people successful on the team

This week I sat down with Monte Burke to discuss his new book, Lords of the Fly. I was lucky enough to get an early copy of the book and give it a read before our interview. This book features some of my all time heroes and tells the incredible story of chasing after the world record tarpon in the late 70’s and early 80’s in Homosassa, Florida. Monte traces the history of Saltwater Flyfishing. This is an incredibly interesting story, featuring legends like Steve Huff, Dale Perez, Lefty Kreh, Chico Fernandez, Mark Sosin, Stu Apte, Tom Evans, Flip Pallot, Billy Pate, Ralph Delph, tom McGuane, Jim Harrison, Russell Chattem, Guy De La Valdene, Ted Williams, Andy Mill, and many others who were responsible for early innovation or obsessed with catching the world record tarpon on the fly. This story is full of friendships and rivalries, some even escalating to sinking boats, ruining marriages, and much more. Monte really dives into this in his book, interviewing many of these people to get the exact story. Monte has a background of working for Forbes, where he learned the best way to get accurate information, and he does a ton of digging to make sure that he got this wild story fully accurate. You can pick up a copy of Monte’s book by clicking the link here. This episode is brought to you by these great sponsors: Barracuda Tackle - Makers of the best cast nets on the market BarracudaTackle.com Empire Boat Covers - Protect All The Things You Love - empirecovers.com/TRP Boat Hammock Stands - Comfortable Boating Awaits - boathammockstand.com This episode has been brought to you by Waypoint TV. Waypoint is the ultimate outdoor network featuring streaming of full-length fishing and hunting television shows, short films and instructional content, a social media network, Podcast Network. Waypoint is available on Roku, Samsung Smart TV, Amazon Fire TV, Apple TV, Chromecast, Android TV, IoS devices, Android Devices and at www.waypointtv.com all for FREE! Join the Waypoint Army by following them on Instagram at the following accounts @waypointtv @waypointfish @waypointsalt @waypointboating @waypointhunt @waypointoutdoorcollective Find over 150 full episodes of Saltwater Experience on Waypoint You can follow Tom Rowland on Instagram @tom_rowland and find all episodes and show notes at Tomrowlandpodcast.com Learn more about Tom's Television shows by visiting their websites: Saltwater Experience Into the Blue Sweetwater Contact Tom through email: Podcast@saltwaterexperience.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Louise McGuane, Founder of JJ Corry Irish Whiskey joins Marty Morrissey to talk all about her very successful business.

The rise in demand for Irish whiskey around the world over the past ten years has led to the building of new distilleries in Ireland and the establishment of new whiskey brands, bonders and bottlers. This evolving mixture of established multi-century brands and new risk-taking upstarts makes for a more diverse, more energetic and more interesting Irish whiskey landscape than we’ve had in Ireland in more than a century. Fueled by passion and pride, these new entrants are putting their money where their mouth is and risking money and time to build something new, something exciting and something they can put their own stamp on. In 2016, Louise McGuane, founder of J.J. Corry Irish Whiskey welcomed the first of many whiskey casks to her family farm in Co. Clare in Ireland. In this episode of Stories & Sips, I chat with Louise about her unique business in the world of Irish whiskey, why whiskey barrels are delivered to her farm and how she has carved out a loyal fan base of Irish whiskey enthusiasts all around the world for her honest approach and downright good whiskey.

Micky McGuane talks to us about his great mate in the #42, Darren "Pants" Millane

Welcome to the first of a ten part series of Potstilled Radio, where we explore how Irish whiskey businesses are overcoming the challenges of COVID-19. On this first episode we speak to Louise, founder of JJ Corry Irish Whiskey. The post Episode Q1 – Louise McGuane – Founder J.J. Corry Irish Whiskey appeared first on Potstilled.

“The Irish have a particular connection to the land and I felt a duty to secure the future of the family farm.” Luise McGuane planned to setup a grain to glass distillery on her farm, but instead was fortunate enough to be given access to old stock of Irish Whiskey. She now produces the J.J. Corry brand of Irish Whiskey blending and selling awarding winning styles of Irish Whiskey.

Since Fallout 4 was released last week, couples have spent time apart, Internet porn traffic has dropped dramatically, and Bethesda has cartoon dollar signs in its eyes, probably. This week, we're going to talk about the game that's on everyone's minds with guest Tom McGuane! Thanks to our sponsors for this week, MakeSpace, and thanks as always to the Chicago Podcast Coop!