Sam Mandegaran is back for another great chat and updates on the start-up he is involved with. He also explains what a ‘quadplexer’ is and how a number of common electrical items work. It’s a fascinating discussion over River Buddy Pale Ales from Kern River Brewing.
Music at the end from Pell with Runaway.
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Dave continues a conversation with Jeff Sargeant (@jeffsomething), who works in the public library system, about library science over Boddington’s Pub Ale. Jeff also works with Sunday Assembly, and he discusses what they are all about, how he became a part of it, and why he loves it.
Music at the end from Slow Caves with Desert Minded.
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Jeff Sargeant (@jeffsomething) is a librarian, and he studied film at USC. He’s also an integral part of the Junk Show and LA’s Sunday Assembly. He dropped by (with his own Brett Kern mug) and chatted about all this this and more over Boddington’s Pub Ale.
Music at the end from Krestovsky with Terrible Art.
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Jeff Fox (@ColonelJeffFox) is back to continue a great conversation about Homebrew, Punk Rock, growing up in the US, and what it means to be an anti-hero. And the beer this time is his own creation. It’s delicious.
Music at the end from First Aid Kit
with You are the Problem Here.
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Jeff Fox (@coloneljefffox), in addition to being an audio engineer on some of your favorite podcasts, is also an avid homebrewer and former punk rocker. He joins David to share some Devil’s Tramping Ground from Aviator Brewing and chat about these things, anti-heroes, growing up, and why brewing beer is great.
Music at the end from David William with Run Rabbit Run.
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Ahmed Best, of the Afrofuturist Podcast, continues a great conversation about the future, humanity, art, and staying inspired. Ahmed was in Stomp for 10 years and has seen a lot of the world. He’s a fascinating human.
Music at the end from Josh Rouse with Rise.
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