Topic: Whiskey

4 chapters across the catalog

Single Dad Christmas Survival Guide
55:38 - 58:44

Single Dad Christmas Survival Guide

High Value Man Project Resources and New Year's Plans

Jonnie Jensen directs listeners to the High Value Man Project website and social media for resources like the "Single Dad Rebuild" course. The hosts close the show by discussing their favorite cocktails, including whiskey sours and mojitos, and a "baby Guinness" shot-pouring device. They wish the audience a Happy Christmas and promise weekly episodes moving forward.

The BIG 5-0 - the Wrap Up hits 50
11:16 - 13:06

The BIG 5-0 - the Wrap Up hits 50

Tikka Masala Scented Candles and Niche Products

A discussion about cooking Tikka Masala leads to a business idea for candles that smell like savory foods such as bacon, smoky whiskey, or curry. The hosts discover the existence of the Stinky Candle Company in America, which produces unconventional scents. The conversation briefly touches on humorous and crude product names associated with novelty candles.

Back In The Game - The Wrap Up #33
14:46 - 17:13

Back In The Game - The Wrap Up #33

Rare Whiskey Toast, Queen Elizabeth's Father Coronation Bottle

The hosts share a virtual drink to honor Steve Lovell, featuring a 1998 Speyside malt and a rare bottle of whiskey originally bottled for the coronation of King George VI. One host explains how he acquired the vintage coronation bottle from a 72-year-old friend who found it in his mother's house. They discuss the significance of saving special spirits for meaningful occasions.

Bedroom Boudoir or Messy Pit - The Wrap Up #32
43:02 - 47:55

Bedroom Boudoir or Messy Pit - The Wrap Up #32

Teenage Drinking Anecdote and the Irish China Disaster

A host shares a story from 1990 involving a teenage drinking session while babysitting. The night ended in disaster when a drunk friend accidentally smashed a collection of heirloom Irish plates that had been in the family for three generations. The incident resulted in a cold-bath sobering attempt, a ripped-out wall lamp, and the police being called to the house.