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Time to Lean 2: Shaken and Slurred

Time to Lean 2: Shaken and Slurred

By: Philip Hunter - John Knowles
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Phil and John have a drink and talk about stuff. AND we're also on YouTube! Find us there:

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  • 105: Bleeps and Bloops

    105: Bleeps and Bloops
    Feb 24 2026

    Phil is drinking green tea (!) but also mentions comparing Even Williams BiB and Wild Turkey 101. John is drinking Oban Little Bay scotch.

    John’s Old Tech is back! This time, all due tribute is paid to the late-great Tivo.

    Phil finally watches Boy and the Heron and…Dave Chappel.

    John watches Sinners and the first season of Pluribus and Better Off Dead.

    We both watched Strange Brew - does it hold up after all these years? John fires up Fallout 4.
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    1 hr and 5 mins
  • 104: A Young Drummer

    104: A Young Drummer
    Jan 19 2026

    We open the show talking about our beverages…as usual. John compares Kirkland Islay Single Malt with Scarabus Islay Single Malt and Phil talks about Kentucky Owl The Wiseman Rye We also discuss Old Fashioned cocktails with their variations.

    The return of Krispy Kreme to Minnesota.

    Special Guest, Shawn Cassity, then joins the show, already in progress.

    The 50th anniversary of the 1977 Star Wars.

    The recent Devo documentary and Shawn and Phil recap seeing the band in person!

    Shawn is watching “Out of the Unknown” on Internet Archive.
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    1 hr and 37 mins
  • 103: Charo Amarro

    103: Charo Amarro
    Dec 20 2025

    Episode 103 begins with Phil Drinking Evan Williams The Outdoorsman and John having a Traveller whiskey. Then, onto things like:

    Charo(!), John’s Rapid City update, Mahler’s First Symphony, NIN Tron: Ares Soundtrack, The Studio, The Roof Man, 40s Junction.
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    1 hr and 17 mins
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