Once again from the Treefort Festival, David chats with PhD Dylan Haas about his life, addiction, recovery, microchips, and finding what makes you happy. Part three of the chat with Riley Newton gets it going.
The music at the end is I Don't Feel Right by Idiot Glee.
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Dylan Haas, who has a PhD in Material Sciences, talks about his life, career, and academic pursuits as well as addiction and recovery. It was recorded from a hotel room during the Treefort Festival in Boise with David sampling some Dagger Falls IPA by Sockeye brewing. Part two of the chat with Riley Newton gets things started.
The music at the end is Into Black by the band Blouse.
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The answer to life, the universe, and everything comes this week in the 42nd episode with Dave Relyea, an astrophysicist who shares some mead as well as his knowledge of A.I., algorithms, the future, and so much more. A talk from Phil Hellenes kicks things off.
The music at the end is Something There from Quilt from their album Plaza.
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Dave Relyea, who has a PhD in physics from Caltech, stops by with some delicious Mead and talks about his new job, algorithms, Artificial Intelligence, and some projections for the future. A chat with Riley Newton from the Bridgetown Comedy Festival gets things started.
The music at the end is Sista Festen from the album Allas Sak by Dungen.
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Eric Krug is back to finish our conversation about American History and particularly the presidents. His knowledge is vast, and we cover a lot of ground while sharing some brown ale as well as Goose IPA. A chat with Helen Vank live from the Bridgetown Comedy Festival gets things started.
Eric fields some twitter trivia, and the music at the end is Godspeed from the album Cycle by Steve Robinson and Ed Woltil.
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Austin comedian Eric Krug drops by with a wealth of knowledge about the history of the United States, the Presidents, and a lot more. He and David share some Hazelnut Brown Nectar from Rogue Brewing and chat about history, politics, Austin, and Eric's love of the presidents.
The music at the end is Foolish Person from the album Long Slow Dance by The Fresh and Onlys.
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