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May 17, 2021 1 hr 12 min

#27 Mint Julip + Renewable Energy

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Join the Whiskey Bench as Kat heads up a conversation around renewable energy. The bench discusses the unrealistic hope that is held in wind and solar energy, the negative environmental impact wind and solar has during production, as well as why nuclear should be a serious focus. Kat's Published work: Joe Biden’s EV Dreams Are Just Another Government Boondoggle Green Tech isnt all its cracked up to be To Achieve Green Energy Goals, Biden Should Embrace Nuclear Other Relevant Links: Ford 150 vs. Leaf Blower Emissions Mint Julip 2 1/2 oz bourbon 1/2-1 oz simple syrup fresh mint In a glass add simple syrup and mint then muddle together. Fill glass with crushed ice and add bourbon. Stir and throw some sprigs of mint on top to garnish. Best served in a metal cup. Remember, always drink responsibly and cheers to a fulfilled life with all its beauty! Follow the hosts on Twitter: Torna: @Mtn_Torna Kat: @KatJDwyer Henning: @stephenghenning Connect with the Whiskey Bench on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, and Pinterest, all at @whiskeybenchpod. Or shoot us an email at [email protected]. Thank you to Reagan James for use of our theme music, The Habit, off her album, Message. Follow her work on Spotify and Apple Music! The Whiskey Bench is a proud founding member of the Highline Media Network, bringing the art of podcasting back to normal people in normal places.

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