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Treeforts and Mixtapes

By: Bret Nelson
  • Summary

  • A fun and lively conversation between two guys that grew up across 4 decades through the analog phase of walk-talkie technology, climbing trees, playing outside, collecting trading cards and really cool action figure toys to today where they like to hang 10 on the wave of technology; now both are parents who now get to see the world through the eyes of our kids and love to reminisce about glory days of the world we grew up in… Hosted by Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.
    Bret Nelson
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Episodes
  • Treeforts and Mixtapes 1.19-Guest Colt Heiden-Mascots, Coaching, Cars and Gladiators
    May 22 2024

    Colt Heiden joins Bret and Josh as they talk about high school mascots, coaching kids sports, first cars and driving in the snow and American Gladiators


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    45 mins
  • Treeforts and Mixtapes: 1.18 Prom, Moshing and Music
    May 15 2024

    Bret goes to prom, Josh learns about how moshing is done today and the both discuss music choices through the days. Music in the 80s and 90s is way better than today.


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    41 mins
  • Treeforts and Mixtapes: 1.17 Taking way too many pictures
    May 9 2024

    Josh and Bret discuss picture taking and memory making. Josh with his 1800 photos on his phone and Bret with his 18,000. Capturing moments and memories will never be the same because of smart phones.


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    38 mins

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