Big changes and big laughs in this one! We kicked off our very first recording in the brand-new studio and celebrated with our new beer sponsor, Roaring 20s Brewing Company, featuring their smooth Mexican Lager. Joining us at the table were our returning friend Jenny and special guest Mike Breed, owner of Between the Buns. We dove into Mike’s unique business, his vision for growth, and Jenny’s past role in helping shape it. Frank stirred the pot with some playful prodding about whether Jenny might jump back in, but it all stayed lighthearted and fun. Between cold beers, fresh banter, and Mike’s first-ever podcast appearance (complete with plenty of “Between the Buns” jokes), this episode delivers laughs, insights, and a toast to new beginnings. @betweenthebuns315 @roaring20sbrewery roaring20sbrewery.com

In this episode, we’re pouring a mix of stories and sports. Fresh off a North Carolina trip, we hit up some local breweries before diving into the adrenaline of IMSA racing at Watkins Glen and the drama of Formula 1. But not everything went as planned—an unexpected storm turned our Airbnb stay into a sudden evacuation adventure. We also take a swing at baseball history with the Red Sox’s iconic “red seat” in Fenway Park and wrap up with Frank’s fiery take on the British monarchy. Grab a pint and settle in for brews, banter, and a whole lot of wild stories.

From tropical vibes to tech vibes, this episode takes you on a riotous ride. We open with Frank fresh off his Hawaii vacation — sunshine, surf, and stories. We dive straight into our current brew, Talking Cursives, but quickly pivot into a laughter-fueled tangent about bodily functions. Yep, we’re talking poop — Frank recounts attending a “Depends diaper party,” and he dubs yours truly the “diaper sniper.” (I couldn’t stop laughing.) Then, we launch into AI territory: comparing my paid AI platform vs. Frank’s free version — with Frank insisting it’s a “she,” while I correct him: “It’s technically ‘it’.” We explore how often we each use AI, leading to a discussion of Denmark’s proposed deepfake law. This pioneering legislation would grant citizens legal ownership over their face, voice, and likeness, enabling them to demand removal of AI-generated deepfakes while allowing for parody and satire. It’s a potential game-changer for digital identity rights in Europe. Then Frank goes full rebel, mocking the AI, yelling “You are wrong and you are fired!” — pure comedy gold. We wind down with a shift to general AI and robotics: when AI merges with physical robots, it’s not just a tech shift — it could reshape humanity itself. Finally, in a sobering turn, we touch on celebrity news and deaths, landing on Elizabeth Holmes — and explore our shared reactions and reflections.