In this episode we sit down with David, Ryan, Zach and Trevor of Moon Room.  After telling us their origin story, and their history or playing music we learn all about Castle and their upcoming event!

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In this episode our friend and return guest Brittany Pirie joins us in Ryan's absence for extended call backs, news, call backs and much more!

In this episode we discuss the 850+ unsolved murders nationwide that the FBI believes are the work of serial killer truck drivers.  Do serial killers decide to become truck drivers, or do truck drivers become serial killers? Documentary filmmaker Aaron Cadieux joins us to give us his perspective with his knowledge of the New Bedford Highway Murders.  Check out his upcoming documentary-series 'The Highway Murders' at highwaywaymurders.com

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Ryan’s Daughter Emma had an awesome opportunity to go on a group trip to Japan! We sit down with her and her two friends, Colleen and Lily. We go through the whole timeline of their trip and discuss some of their favorite places they visited.  We get the rundown on all the different foods they tried, what is different in a Japanese hotel and how there are places that you can just go hang out with otters. 

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In this episode, we sit down with Dylan Smith. Dylan sings in Held Captive.  He tells us about how the band started and how he joined them.  We discuss the themes for a lot of his writing and what it was like recording the demo tracks that you can hear now on the Held Captive bandcamp, released in conjunction with this episode! In addition to Held Captive, Dylan gives us the inside scoop on mail delivery and has incredible insight into many of our food debates. We round out the episode with listener-submitted questions and a story of a tough break Dylan won’t forget.

IG: @dylanjsmith // @heldcaptiveband

Listen now at: heldcaptive.bandcamp.com

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In this episode, we sit down with Lorna Brunelle! Lorna has had an incredible career in all things performing arts.  After graduating from The Boston Conservatory, she began working for Boston casting, and at the age of 24, opened The Burtwood School of Performing Arts in Middleboro, MA.  In its current location, the school building is also the home of The Alley Theatre. Lorna is passionate about teaching and sharing her love for the arts. She has worked as a vocal instructor, acting coach, pageant consultant, producer, and more.  She curates and hosts many great events and shows, such as her vendor market series - Sip and Stroll.  After being diagnosed with Thyroid cancer at 33, Lorna found that there was limited information and resources for treatment and what to expect with this prognosis.  This led her to write her first book - Dirty Bombshell: From Thyroid Cancer Back to Fabulous!  Lorna then tells us the story of her Mother’s Cancer diagnosis years later, the amazing approach Wanda took to cope with it, and the adventures it led them on.  This later became her second book, The Buoy Projects. 

You can find more information about Lorna, The Burtwood School of Performing arts and the Alley Theatre Here: https://www.facebook.com/lorna.brunelle and IG @lornabrunelle

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In this episode, we sit down with CJ Martin to talk about his experiences with international fishing trips. CJ tells us about our he found Lake Baccarac on a fishing trip with friends and the Lake Baccarac Lodge in Mexico.  He was immediately hooked (pun intended).  Since that first trip, he has gone back many times, at this point, multiple times a year.  He tells us what is different about the fishing there and what you can expect.  If you are not all in on fishing, these trips are not for the faint of heart. You are on a boat fishing for 12 hours a day on most days. During these trips, he has made many good friends, and this year they put together a big trip to go fishing in Columbia.  They were at a riverside lodge deep in the Amazon.  CJ explains that the big catch there is the peacock bass, a species of freshwater cichlids. His largest catch on the trip was a 19.5 lb fish, and he hopes to beat it on his next trip.  We also take a deep dive into swimbaits and learn about some of CJs favorites. 

@cydandliamsdad // @swimbaithooligan_bassclub

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In this episode, we sit down with Erica Hogan of Restless Spirit Floral.  She brought her flower boy and agent Chris Hogan along as well. Erica explains to us how her time spent at home during the pandemic led her to realize she needed a career change.  She decided to quit her job and work on a farm with a heavy focus on flowers.  Taking the knowledge she learned here, she started her business, Restless Spirit Floral.  Erica uses many natural elements in her pieces, from live plants to dried plants, mushrooms, bones, and more.  She has created some stunning installations, including massive moss walls, custom signage backdrops, and more.  Erica also provides floral services for events such as weddings.  Erica is very passionate about sustainable sourcing her materials and has her own community garden. She also tells us about her ‘skull guy.’ 

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In this episode, we sit down with Aaron Horne and talk cosplay.  Soon after Aaron’s first visit to a local video game convention, he decided to take a stab and make a costume for the next time, and the rest is history.  Aaron takes DIY to a new level, creating his masks and props entirely from scratch.  This allows him to nail down every tiny detail to bring his ideas to life.  Aaron explains his process for 3d printing some pieces and how some are made entirely of foam.  He even 3d printed himself stilts to increase his height to almost 8 feet for his most recent creation, the forest spirit.   He tells us about where some of the characters he chooses are from and what some of the ones he would like to do next.  Besides cosplay, Aaron is quite a reptile enthusiast, and he tells us about some of his favorite pets.

IG: @terrorus_cosplay

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In this episode, we sit down with the dudes of Swamphead.  Chris tells us how the band was formed with him and his drummer Nick Swanson, and that it could have just been a writing and recording project with no intention of playing live. Later, throughout their timeline, Nick joined on guitar, and Kyle played bass. We take a deep dive into what their writing process is like and some of the things they are focusing on that may be different on the project they are recording this summer vs. their currently released album ‘Devil’s Grin’. We also talk about some rad upcoming events they are playing, the gear they use, and much more!

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In this episode, we sit down with our friends Dan Brown and Krystianna (Kay) Pellecchia.  Dan is a tattoo artist, and Kay is a permanent makeup artist. We discuss how they both got into the industry and what their paths were like to start.  Dan tells us about some of his favorite styles to tattoo and why he enjoys traveling for guest spots and conventions. We also review trends and current ones that you may not even know about yet.  Kay explains the difference between machine work and micro-blading for permanent makeup.  She also tells us how her background as an esthetician helped her settle into her role now.  We also review tips, tricks, and etiquette for their favorite alternative entertainment establishments. 

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In this episode, we sit down with the boys of Hardcore Disc Golf, Kyle and Tyler. We get a crash course on what the game of Disc Golf is all about, the rules, and general gameplay.  They both explain how they got into the game and what they enjoy about it. We find out that Massachusetts has some of the best Disc Golf courses around.  They also explain what is different with courses in other parts of the country since they have played quite a bit in their travels.  We discuss the overlap of Music and shared interests and how that turned into the Instagram page, which has ultimately become a brand - Hardcore Disc Golf.  Once we finish the disc golf talk, we discuss the awesome influx of shows and new bands and how great it is that on almost any day of the week, you can see live music in the New England area. The boys also tell us about some of their favorite fests they have traveled to attend.  Besides hardcore and disc golf - we also learn all about Kendama.

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In this episode, we sit with Alex, Amber, and Thirteen of the RKO Army.  RKO Army is a group of Shadowcasters that primarily perform The Rocky Horror Picture show.  In addition to Rocky horror, they perform some other timeless cult classics such as The Room and the new upcoming production of Reefer Madness. We deep dive into what the shadowcasting community is all about and discuss what is different about RKO Army compared to other casts.  The group tells us about some of their favorite events and conventions and their favorite places to perform.  We also learn that Ryan’s favorite cartoon character is Woody Woodpecker and that Mark and Jon crumble under pressure.

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In this episode we sit down with our friend Adam Silva! Adam is one of our early guests from a few years ago and it was a blast to have him back.  We talk tax law, movies, cocktails and lots more! 

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In this episode, we sit down with Jimmy Stickney of Mayflower Brewing! Jimmy started with Mayflower at 21 years old, and in the seven years he has been there, he has taken on many different roles. Starting with pouring some beers in the taproom, driving, and delivery, and now Territory management for their distribution program. Jimmy tells us the brewery's history and how it has grown over the last 15 years. We also discuss some of their flagship brews that have withstood the test of time. We discuss different styles, what to expect when you visit the brewery, and some of the upcoming events they have planned.  He also brought some great beers, including their newest New England IPA - Hazy Buoy, and two special barrel-aged releases from their 15th-anniversary party.

@mayflowerjimmy // @mayflowerbrew

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In this episode, Ryan and Brian tell us the ins and outs of sprinkler fitting.  We discuss the difference between wet and dry systems, different material requirements for different types of jobs, and how some new technology has affected their work.  We also talk about the different trades on a job site and how some may be easier to work with than others.  We also take a deep dive into porta-potties.  Listener DonkeyKing6969 is in town for Germany and sat in on the episode with us and even brought some German candy for us to enjoy.

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In this episode, we sit down with Scott Beer of Scott Beer Media and Jesse Lambert of Indepic Films.  We discuss how Scott and Jesse started in the industry and how they started working together on film projects.  This past year they have worked on some awesome shows such as WWE Legends and Driven. They tell us what it was like being on the road for filming and some awesome details about the interviews they filmed with some of the wrestlers we grew up watching.

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In this episode, we sit down with Kelley and Danny of VaVaVans! After our standard callbacks and nonsense, we dive right into their story.  In 2019 Kelley needed a change which led to her selling her home and most of her belongings and trading her car for an empty van.  With the help of forums and YouTube, Kelley built our new home on wheels and hit the road.  Fast-forward a couple of years - Kelley takes Danny on his first journey across the country in the van, and he knew it was time for a change too.  They devised a business plan, Danny quit his carpentry job, and they began building the van life dream for their customers at VaVaVans. We learn what tiny living is all about and some things to be prepared for living small on the road, whether for a long weekend or six months.  We also discuss the ins and outs of going from a custom home carpentry setting to building in a metal shell on wheels.  We learn about the preferred materials used, the technology they use to maximize efficiency, and how they work with the customer to create the perfect layout.

You can find more information at vavavans.net or @vava_vans on IG

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Today we sit down with our good friend and long-time contributor, Moritz Schmid.  We talk news, break room muffin etiquette, and why it can, unfortunately, be necessary for OSHA to visit your job site.

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Buckle up. In this extra-long boi, we sit with return guest Bruce Deslauriers of Fall River Tattoo Company.   Bruce tells us what he’s been up to since last joining us. We discuss tattoos, some things that may be frowned upon, and what scenarios warrant customer education.  We also talk extensively about the joys of driving a car you build regularly and cheese. We talk a lot about cheese.  Bruce introduces us to Diggy. Blake Hathaway is also the proud new owner of Bruce’s Blackstone.

@followmrbruce // @fallrivertattooco

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Are you passionate about full-length pants on planes? Do you hate when a colleague halves a donut in the break room? Is your retirement based on BaT auction VW pricing? This episode is for you if you answered yes to any of these questions. Our dear friend Tobias joins us for 2 hours of complete chaos.

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In this episode, Jake and Blake of the Lufthaus join us to give an update on all of the rad projects they have going on.  They also tell us what they are working on for the 2023 season, some new parts accounts they have secured, and much more!  We also have a bonus guest Mike from Maine, or New York?

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In this episode, we sit down with Shane McConnell of The Dregs Liquid Light show / The Dregs Records. Shane tells us all about the art of liquid light and how he became interested.  We discuss analog vs. digital, different techniques and setups, and how a big light-colored wall makes all the difference. We discuss some of the bands he has done visuals for and some of his favorite events he has done. Shane also tells us about the music he has put out through his label The Dregs Records, and we discuss some upcoming events he has booked.

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In this episode, we sit down with Arborist - Carl Taylor.  Carl tells us how picking up sticks can turn into a 20+ year career.  He explains how his tasks have evolved over the years and how he learned some of his skills as a climber.  We deep dive into tree types, equipment, proper trimming, and even bugs.

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In this episode we sit down with the band LOUDSOUNDS. Cal, Tim and Ant tell us about how the band started and where they are today.  Loudsounds is an atmospheric, heavy, melodic, moody alt-fusion that will captivate people on the edge of many genres, and their love for the craft is unmatched.  

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In this episode, Blake joins us to remember Brad Hathaway.  Ryan and Blake share some of their favorite memories and stories of growing up with “VW Jesus” himself. We hear about some of his favorite projects, how he acquired many of them, and how there might be some we don’t even know about. We also take some listener-submitted Brad stories.

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In this special episode, we are joined by Ryan’s wife, Ann, and daughter Emma. We go back and look at our past year of wonderful guests we have had the pleasure of sitting with.  Besides reviewing some of our favorite episodes and topics, we discuss the news and hit the callbacks. We also speak with Ann about her career in Education. This inevitably prompts some memories of our elementary years.

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In this episode, we sit down with our friend Eric Stahl.  Eric works for an International Real Estate Development company training a team of Analysts. Eric gives us a rundown of the projects and properties his company develops and explains some of the steps to make them happen.  We also discuss Tesla ownership and the holidays.

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In this episode, we sit down with Dan Linehan.  We talk about how he started his career working as a bouncer in Boston and down throughout the south shore.  He tells us the good, bad, and ugly sides of the business and how it eventually transitioned into him learning CNC machining.  Between working in small machine shops, and even teaching the metal shop programs in prisons Dan has seen it all.  We also hear about stories of the open road during his time traveling cross country alone in his Tacoma outfitted with a rooftop tent.

In this episode, we sit down with Mike and Heather Greene of the Greene Outdoors, based out of Central Massachusetts.  They tell us all about how they started doing small private guided fishing trips, and it has grown into the business it is today.  While specializing in ice fishing, they also offer guided trips for fly fishing and other summer freshwater fishing, even giant carp! After growing their reputation in the ice fishing community, they were even hired by showtime to be the ice safety coordinators during the filming of the Dexter series reboot.  We learn about what to expect on one of their trips, discuss ice safety,  and hear some wild stories of the wilderness. We even get the inside scoop on what is usually served for hot breakfast during their trips.

If you are interested in more information or booking a tour yourself, you can reach Mike and Heather for a consultation here:

http://www.thegreeneoutdoors.us

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In this episode, we sit with a friend and return guest, Anthony Delbonis! First, we catch up on some quick callbacks. We then dive right into a first-class “What grinds your Gears” segment - a chilling tale of a hospital ER waiting room from Ryan.  After that, we have a round table discussion on the recent news about the government's Unidentified Aerial Phenomena research and what we believe about it.  We also share our own stories and read about some listener encounters.

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In this episode, we sit with Brandon ‘Oh’(AKA BOOMA) of Euclid, ShapeThrower, and Edict.  Brandon tells us about growing up around music and how he started playing bass and guitar.  After Brandon and Jon reminisce, Brandon tells the boys about his 3 projects.  He plays guitar in Euclid and bass in ShapeThrower and Edict.  He explains how each band is different and what it is like to juggle them all.  We discuss the upcoming plans for each and some of his favorite songs.  We also talk about his Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu training. 

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In this episode, we sit down with New Bedford-based scallop fisherman/entrepreneur Ryan Tavares.  Ryan tells us all about how he learned the ropes and first got onto a crew of a scallop fishing boat.  He explains that scallop boats go out year-round, and when the captain says it’s time to get to the boat - you go. We also learn what each crew member is responsible for during their assigned watch and what some of the hurdles and risks involved are.  We discuss what you eat when you have a scallop and what is different about them compared to a muscle or clam.  During his time in the industry, Ryan came up with some clothing designs and originally launched them on a small scale in a couple of local supply stores.  Slave of the Sea is now a worldwide recognized lifestyle brand geared towards the commercial fishing world.  He also tells us a little about a business with his cousin - Finest Hour Athletics. 

You can find more information here: @slaveofthesea // @finesthourathletics

This week while Jon is Sunning himself at the equator, Mark and Ryan are joined by Craig and Brittany to celebrate the show's 2nd anniversary and mix it up in the studio.

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In this episode, we sit down with Kat Rosenquist! Kat is a seasoned dog groomer, among many other very interesting hobbies, including but not limited to Nose work competitions, horses, and saltwater aquariums.  We take a deep dive into what it's like in the dog grooming business, what a dog owner should be doing, and what to expect. We also get the inside scoop on one of the fascinating mysteries of the world - being married to Mark.

You can find Kat here: @pandamoni // @onetinyocean 

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In this episode we sit down with Sean Brayton!  We take a deep dive with Sean on the Baja 1000, The Race of Gentlemen, What it is like driving a motorcycle from 1911 cross country and lots more.

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In this special Halloween episode, we sit down with our friends from Soulseekers Paranormal! Austin and Corey had joined us last year to tell us about the start of their paranormal investigating group, and we figured October was a great time to have them return! Alan, Stephanie, and Austin join us this time.  We hear about their latest episode in the abandoned Asylum and the research involved. The team tells us about some of their favorite moments after their first year of investigating as a group. 

You can find all of the Soulseekers Paranormal (NE) episodes on their YouTube channel: SoulSeekers Paranormal (NE) and on Instagram @Soulseekersparanormal.ne

Do you have a home or property with Paranormal Activity? Soulseekers Paranormal is always looking for new cases to investigate throughout New England!

In this episode, we sit down with our friend Paul McGrath.  Spoiler alert - Paul drops some huge news before we even hit the intro music.  Paul tells us what it was like immigrating to the USA and how perfect the timing of his position at Tarox came. We also discuss his role at Cardinal Creative Agency and how the skills from his customer service roles carry over. Most importantly - Tea time; it's a real thing.

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In episode 100, we sit down with Mike Quill, owner of Feartown haunted house and Factory of Terror.  He tells us how it was a long-time dream to create his own haunted house and how he started with the development of Feartown in Seekonk, Massachusetts.  We learn how the process works throughout the year to create new haunts and attractions.  We discuss the differences between what you can do in an outdoor haunt vs. an indoor haunt and how it has been great for Mike and his team to now also have an indoor location, Factory of Terror, in Fall River, MA.  He talks about how they manage all of the victims…I mean attendees of Feartown and what it is like staffing a 45-minute walkthrough!  Don’t worry - Mike doesn’t give away too much for anyone looking to attend this Halloween season!

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In this episode, we sit down with Psychic Medium Debbie Squizzero. Debbie tells us her earliest memories of encountering spirits and how it has evolved for her over the years.  We hear about the transition from her career teaching to helping clients as a psychic medium full-time.  Debbie explains how spirits communicate to her and how a person's energy moves to the other side.  She even picks up some very close-to-home energy right in the room for the boys.  We discuss what it is like working with clients one-on-one and at a public event in a room full of people.  Debbie offers in-person sessions for anyone in the New England Area and provides video conferencing for clients unable to visit her office.

You can find more information about Debbie and the services Debbie offers here:

www.debbiesquizzero.com

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In this episode, we sit down with Courtney Edge, owner and tour guide at Providence Ghost Tour.  Courtney tells us what It was like growing up in a home with paranormal activity was like, and eventually how she eventually became a guide for a ghost tour.  After researching and hearing some stories, she saw a lot of paranormal history in the city of Providence and created her own - Providence Ghost Tour.  Courtney tells us how it has grown over the years and how stops have changed.  We hear about some of the scariest stories on tour and some notable paranormal experiences. She and others have experienced on their journeys through providence at dusk.

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In this episode, we sit down with Jeremy Miville to talk about how he got into cars and eventually air-cooled VWs. We also discuss his role at Hagerty and some of the special services they offer. 

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In this episode, we sit down with Missy Battaglia, Stylist and owner of Revolutions Salon in Bridgewater, MA.  Missy tells us about her journey to become a stylist and the steps she took to grow her career.  We learn about unexpected hurdles that would have driven many to give up on owning their own business and how Missy overcame them.  We discuss some not often openly discussed topics, such as women’s hair loss and what Missy does to help her clients cope with it and regain confidence. She also tells us about some amazing products she carries and the science behind them. The boys even learn why shampoo burns your eyes and why products that don’t burn probably aren’t working that great! Missy also tells us some exciting news about moving into a brand new Salon next month!

Revolutions Salon new Location: 15 Fireworks Circle Bridgewater MA 02324

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In this episode, we sit down with one of our favorite repeat guests - Ryan Lavery of Widowmaker Brewing. We try and cover all of the updates in the year since Ryan visited us last, including but not limited to news from the Kilroy Square beer garden, new releases, events at the taproom, and what to expect for the upcoming 5-year anniversary week of celebrations.  In addition to that - we get to some listener-submitted questions and discuss some irrational fears we have.

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Guest host Podcast Daddy himself, Josh Garcia joins the boys in this special bonus episode with Nate Lewand. Nate is a long time friend and supporter of the Revival Motoring Network. After growing up on the East Coast Nate moved west to Utah to be closer to the outdoor activities that he loves, Primarily snowboarding.  Nate tells us the chilling story of a routine snowboarding day trip with a friend that ended in a laundry list of major injuries, and a long road of recovery.  Listen in and hear how he healed, and won’t let this incident prevent him from getting out there and doing the things he loves. Just remember, Don’t die.

In this episode, we sit down with coffee virtuoso Justin Enis.  Justin walks us through the timeline of his coffee journey, which started with “No thanks, man,  I don’t drink coffee” to the Director of Coffee Operations for Fuel America. We learn about what makes a properly roasted coffee bean, different methods of harvesting and processing, and that a coffee bean is actually some type of cherry seed. Justin also tells us the importance of the water you are brewing with and how new technology has made better options to correct less-than-ideal water situations. We also talk about the roast for Revival Motoring’s Cold Start Snap Chilled Coffee and what exactly snap chilled means! Justin also tells us about his coffee-influenced instrumental Doom Metal band - Burr.

You can find Justin here: @justinenis / @fuelamerica / @burrpvd

In this episode our friend Barry Wilson. After hitting the news and call backs, Barry tells us what he's been up to since we last spoke with him.  We discuss his new set, some upcoming gigs and what writing jokes and working out the punchline looks like before piecing it all together on stage.  Catch Barry at one of his upcoming appearances soon!

In this episode, we sit down with the return guest and friend of the show, Craig Mancusi.  Craig tells us about the great upcoming events he is working on with the Duxbury Food and Wine Festival, The wine stroll, and Octoberfest.  In addition to this, we hit the news, listener submissions, and obviously, Mark and Craig argue.   

For more info on the events and tickets, visit: https://www.duxburyfoodandwinefestival.com

In this episode, we take a deep dive into all things plastic with our friend Joe Booth! Joe of Perfection plastics has honed his skills over the years in the art of plastic welding and fabricating to salvage no-longer-available parts or to create custom ones.  In addition to welding, modifications, and repair, Joe has also done quite a bit with 3D printing.  He explains the process and the different types of printers and materials available.  He brought us a menagerie of different examples, including but not limited to a completely anatomically incorrect T-Rex.

IG: @perfectionplastics // @mygti_ma

In this episode 2/3rd of Topics under the Stairs sits down with Taylor from @wickedwerks to discuss his passion for all things air-cooled.  We discuss what it was like to open his own business and why he would never electrify a classic.

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