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God Bless the Keg Publishing LLC's Podcast, Featuring Paul John Hausleben at the microphone

God Bless the Keg Publishing LLC's Podcast, Featuring Paul John Hausleben at the microphone

By: Paul John Hausleben
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Step into the vibrant world of Paul John Hausleben, the charismatic voice behind God Bless the Keg Publishing LLC's podcast. Known affectionately as PJH, or Paulie, or #27, this multifaceted creator invites you to join him on a delightful exploration of life, stories, and the passions that fuel his creativity. With a unique blend of wit, warmth, and a classic Paterson, New Jersey accent, Paul brings storytelling to life in a way that will resonate with anyone who loves a good yarn.

In each episode, expect to hear Paul’s candid musings on everything from his beloved New Jersey, to his favorite sports teams, to his favorite music, all punctuated with heartwarming tales of growing up in Paterson and Haledon, New Jersey. Some stories, PJH extracts from his books, and others. . . .

With over fifty published works, he shares the insights that come from his journey as an author, photographer, and the guiding force behind GBTKP LLC, giving listeners a front-row seat to his creative process.

Emulating the spirit of his radio idol, the legendary Jean Shepherd, Paul's raconteur style is both engaging and relatable. He doesn’t just tell stories—he invites you into his world, where laughter and nostalgia mingle with reflection and authenticity.

Whether you're a long-time fan or a newcomer to his adventures, this podcast promises to be an intriguing tapestry of life lessons, sports rants, ham radio discussions, and musical critiques—all woven together with the threads of shared experience and genuine camaraderie.

Tune in to discover where the conversation leads: you never know what delightful detours Paul will take. Each episode is a joyful reminder that storytelling isn’t just about the destination—it’s about the journey. So grab your favorite brew, settle in, and let Paul take you on an unforgettable ride through the everyday miracles of life.


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  • PJH Answers an Email from a Reader Podcast: A Journey of Reflection and Connection
    May 18 2025

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    Join Paul John Hausleben in this heartfelt episode of the God Bless the Keg Publishing LLC Podcast, where he takes a moment to connect with his readers in a profoundly personal way. In response to a thought-provoking email, Paul tackles two compelling questions that delve deep into the essence of the writer's journey.

    Why does Paul describe writing as the most challenging work he's ever done, despite a life filled with extraordinary endeavors? What makes storytelling an art form that can leave an indelible mark on the soul? And, have there been moments when he penned a tale so exceptional that it resonated within him from the very start?

    In his signature honest and relatable New Jersey style, Paul opens up about his experiences, offering listeners a glimpse into the often-unseen struggles and joys of a writer. This episode promises not only to illuminate the intricacies of the writing process, but also to provide a warm space of reflection and encouragement for anyone pursuing their own creative path.

    Tune in for thirty minutes of inspiration, filled with hope, joy, and the authenticity that only Paul can deliver. Whether you're a writer, reader, or simply someone seeking a dose of wisdom in your day, this special podcast episode is sure to resonate and uplift your spirit. Let Paul's stories remind you of the beauty of connection and the power of words to transform our lives.

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    29 mins
  • PJH's List of the Five Most Overrated Rock and Roll Bands
    May 10 2025

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    Dive into the electrifying and often controversial world of rock music reviews and opinions with Paul John Hausleben in this thought-provoking podcast episode from God Bless the Keg Publishing LLC. Armed with his music review and critic hat of his past and his signature New Jersey honesty, Paul takes the plunge into the murky waters of music critique, revealing his daring list of the five most overrated rock bands ever to grace the stage and the scratchy grooves of those classic long playing vinyl records.

    Join him as he reconciles nostalgia with reality, challenging the beloved myths that surround these iconic acts. Are they truly deserving of their legendary status, or have we all been swept up in a mainstream mirage? With wit and insight, Paul not only shares his candid opinions but also unpacks the history and facts that could forever alter your perception of these so-called musical giants.

    As the dialogue unfolds, prepare yourself for an emotional journey that probes your nostalgia, ignites spirited debate, and encourages you to look beyond the surface. Agree or disagree—there's no denying that this episode promises to resonate with every rock music aficionado and casual listener alike.

    So, tune in, engage your inner music critic, and allow Paul to guide you on an exhilarating exploration through the realm of rock and roll. As the beats pulse and the truths collide, you may just find yourself re-evaluating your own musical preferences in a way you never expected or fire off a scathing email to GBTKP LLC and state your own opinion of our host’s opinions! Don’t miss this chance to see the legends of your youth through a lens you never knew existed!

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    33 mins
  • Newer Is Not Always Better
    Apr 28 2025

    In a world that constantly clamors for the cutting edge and the latest trends, Paul John Hausleben, beloved storyteller and GBTKP LLC’s podcaster, discovers that sometimes, the most profound lessons come from the shadows of the past. When an unexpected email from a devoted reader of one of his classic short stories sparks a shift in his creative focus, Paul finds himself venturing into the depths of nostalgia, exploring a simple yet timeless lesson imparted by his father: "Just because it is newer does not mean it is better."

    Join Paul as he takes you on a captivating journey that intertwines the old with the new, revealing how cherished memories and formative experiences shape our understanding of value and meaning. Through heartfelt storytelling and poignant reflections, he delves into the beauty of the well-worn and the familiar, inviting listeners to reassess their own beliefs about progress and innovation.

    "New Is Not Always Better" is more than just a podcast episode; it’s a heartfelt conversation about the significance of roots, the weight of history, and the emotional resonance that comes with embracing the past. As Paul navigates through laughter and tears, he reminds us all that the treasures of yesterday can illuminate the path to a more authentic tomorrow.

    Prepare to be moved, inspired, and perhaps even transformed, as you tune in to witness why Paul John Hausleben is celebrated as the “Master Storyteller.” This is an episode you won’t want to miss—a heartfelt exploration that affirms the value of what is timeless in a rapidly changing world.

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