Podcast 141: Make it So

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In this episode of the Gentlemint podcast, Glen and Brian discuss a new small craft brewery called Guinness, why rain smells so good and tastes so bad, some new fangled asbestos crayons, a salute to Sir Patrick Stewart, why Movie Pass failed and more. Drink of the week Free State Brewing Company Post Rock Pils 8.3/10.0 on the MTS (Mustache Twist Scale) Tacks Guinness Opens Its First U.S. Brewery In 64 Years Petrichor: why does rain smell so good? School Supplies Test Positive For Asbestos, Other Dangerous Chemicals Patrick Stewart is returning to Star Trek with a new series

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