197: Peops? Peeps? Pipys?

We open up with a little trivia from the 1980s, but not necessarily about the 1980s. Topics covered include the Wu dialect, everybody going to Rick's, Peops?, and more devastating Jeremy injuries. For the FDR, we have the pleasure of trying a former brag that was done by Michael. Bojack Horseman somehow works his way into the analysis of the brew. Beer in this episode: Blackrocks Coconut Brown Cheers!

An episode of the American Pale Males podcast, hosted by American Pales Males Inc., titled "197: Peops? Peeps? Pipys?" was published on January 14, 2019.

January 14, 2019 · American Pale Males

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We open up with a little trivia from the 1980s, but not necessarily about the 1980s. Topics covered include the Wu dialect, everybody going to Rick's, Peops?, and more devastating Jeremy injuries. For the FDR, we have the pleasure of trying a former brag that was done by Michael. Bojack Horseman somehow works his way into the analysis of the brew. Beer in this episode: Blackrocks Coconut Brown Cheers!

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We open up with a little trivia from the 1980s, but not necessarily about the 1980s. Topics covered include the Wu dialect, everybody going to Rick's, Peops?, and more devastating Jeremy injuries. For the FDR, we have the pleasure of trying a former brag that was done by Michael. Bojack Horseman somehow works his way into the analysis of the brew.

Beer in this episode: Blackrocks Coconut Brown

Cheers!

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