#116: A Morning Pot of Coffee With Dylan Blazick & Alex Corson

from JAG Cast · host Jenkintown Arts Garage

This week, the PIC chat with co-hosts of Human Robot Jenkintown’s Tuesday night open mic, Dylan Blazick & Alex Corson. We discuss the open mic scene, how good Human Robot beers are, and a surprising Camera Thief connection that involves a ribbon factory! In a rousing A Game Called Something, Steve provides actionable advice for his past self if he ever gets that time machine working and once again, the PIC’s experience at the tiny lighthouse in Havre de Grace reminds us all to do better research when planning a birthday surprise. This is a very Jenkintown focused episode full of references, so if you are playing the drinking game at home…prepare your liver! Topics Discussed: - Welcome Dylan Blazick & Alex Carson - Co-host open mic at Human Robot Jenkintown - Dylan, Alex, and the birth of an Open Mic - Tuesday nights at Human Robot Jenkintown - 7:30 list - https://www.humanrobotjenkintown.com - The Royal performance - Strumble - Blue grass and beyond - https://www.theroyalglenside.com - Dino & the Demolition - North Penn VFW Open Mic - https://www.facebook.com/groups/225379964299054/ - Day Jobs - Ribbon Factory - Camera Thief connection - A Game Called Something - What advice would you give your 15 year-old self? - What is the best way to start your day? - What is your favorite birthday party? - Where to find Dylan and Alex - Strumble band on FB - https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100090587882336 - Open Mic @ Human Robot on FB - https://www.facebook.com/groups/thehausopenmic

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