Episode 21: Over the Rainbow... And Into the Chaos
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Episode 21: Over the Rainbow... And Into the Chaos
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Summary
We kick things off with our Brew of the Week — the Berry Sneaky Sour from Hamburg Brewing Company — and let’s just say it sets the tone early.
From there, we talk about our daughters taking the stage in The Wizard of Oz and all the fun (and chaos) that comes with youth theater life. Then we shift gears into a real dad rant — diving into the frustrations around youth sports in our town. We break down how we feel the town, Youth leagues, and even the school district are dropping the ball when it comes to supporting kids and building strong programs.
We also get into the current state of sports coverage, calling out ESPN and even WWE for letting ads take over and cut into the actual action — because nothing kills the moment like a commercial at the worst time.
As always, we wrap things up the only way we know how… with some classic Dad Jokes.
Grab a drink, pull up a chair, and join us for another night out.
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