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EPISODE · May 16, 2017 · 51 MIN

Mike Safo with Author of "Pacific Rims", Rafe Bartholomew

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From the sawdust on the floor to the dusty wishbones hanging from above, McSorley's Old Ale House has been an iconic institution in New York City since 1854. I am joined today by Rafe Bartholomew who wrote the AMAZING book “Two and Two: McSorley’s, My Dad, and Me”. Rafe brought along his father Bart, who is not only the legendary bartender at McSorely’s but one hell of a story teller. Rafe and his pops take us on a roller coaster ride of emotions as they describe the history of the bar, how they got started in the business, the sawdust on the floor, and the iconic Houdini handcuffs that dangle from the rafters. We get to hear how Bart served the New York Rangers beer in the Stanley Cup, the famous “Beefcake” story and much much more.  After reading the book OR listening to the interview, I can guarantee you that you’ll be making a stop at this legendary bar very soon! My favorite part of the interview? The friendship and love that Rafe and Bart share for each other.

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