Episode 16 – Dave Farina pt. 2

The music at the end of this episode is Holidays from The Lonely Wild.
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This week's guest Dave Farina has a great youtube series where he explains things through science. The most recent video is about Thermodynamics. Check it out:
Dave Farina, who plays drums in The Lonely Wild, stops by this week for the first part of a chat about Chemistry. In addition to being a musician, Dave also does a video series online called Professor Dave Explains where he helps educate kids and adults alike with quick, fun youtube tutorials. We sit down with some Fresh Squeezed IPA from Deschutes Brewing and chat about Dave's background, music, and chemistry. A call to Zach (@yojibillions) starts things off.
The music at the end of this episode is Chasing White Light from the Lonely Wild's most recent album of the same name.
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The music at the end of this episode is from Common Miner. The album is called The Match that Stayed Lit, and the song is Gardner.
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Heather passed along this video, and it is worth checking out. A really cool look into the inner-workings of the cell.
As you may know, I recently did a stand-up tour around the U.S. It was also a road trip with my girlfriend, and we sampled some beers along the way. We didn't always have time in every city, but in the ones we did, here are some beers we enjoyed:
Anchor Steam - San Francisco, CA - It's been around forever, but it's still great.
Ninkasi - Eugene, OR - We did a brewery tour here, and everything was good. The Total Domination IPA is their biggest hit, but I enjoyed the Oatmeal Stout more.
Deschutes - Bend, OR - We didn't actually go through Bend, but they had Deschutes in Portland, and the Black Butte Porter is delicious.
Big Sky Brewing - Missoula, MT - I had some Moose Drool in Minneapolis with Kyle McGinn.
Montana Brewing Co. - Billings, MT - The food was just ok, but the Sandbagger Gold was great.
Bent Paddle - Duluth, MN - They were nice enough to donate a case of the Golden IPA for the show, and it is fantastic. (Thanks to Lezlie)
Rhinegeist - Cincinnati, OH - I had a couple varieties from here, and they were both good.
Yazoo - Nashville, TN - The Pale Ale was really good. We drank that while honky-tonkin'.
Abita - Louisiana - We drank the Restoration Ale in Mississippi and New Orleans. I highly recommend it.
Austin Beerworks - Austin, TX - The Fire Eagle IPA is worth trying just for the name alone.
Revolver - Dallas, TX - I don't remember exactly which type I had. It was right before the show, but I remember it being good.