EP18: The Epic Christmas (Hanukkah!) Epsiode

Episode 18 of the Fire and Grain podcast, hosted by Nick Parsons & Justin Carroll, titled "EP18: The Epic Christmas (Hanukkah!) Epsiode" was published on December 18, 2020 and runs 199 minutes.

December 18, 2020 ·199m · Fire and Grain

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On this most epic of Christmas episodes, our many guests share some stories, read their worst yelp reviews, pour some creative cocktails, recount 2020 highlights, and generally just yell and sing at each other. We wish you a Merry Christmas (and Hanukkah!)!

(with guests Chris West, Adam Green, Ben Kilgore, and Hunter Gambill)

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