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“One thing you can’t take away… I am Iron Man.”

Kyle Olson and Rob Kubasko reach the first film in Phase 2 of the MCU: Iron Man 3, and they’re taking it apart five blue-beamed minutes at a time.

This week on Beer:30 Live!, the crew is finally adjusting to Pete being gone, riding out the phantom pains and learning to live again. Joining them for a beer, Merrill Watts graciously sits down to talk about his journey from strict Mormonism, to angry observer of organized religion, to spiritualist, and back to Mormon over the course of about 40 years. It’s a fascinating journey and interesting discussion on the power of the collective and the role of believe in society… believe it or not. Check it out and write in with your thoughts!

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Quarantine!

October 16, 2008

In a particularly lively episode of “Beer:30 Live!”, Pete Wright, Jamie Whitley, and Mary Bradbury-Jones navigate the quirks of quarantine life and discuss the societal impact of the swine flu.

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A Chicken in Every Pot

October 1, 2008

What happens when you mix a dive bar’s happy hour with the unraveling threads of American democracy? Welcome to The Beer:30 Live Show, where hosts Pete Wright, Jamie Whitley, and Mary Bradbury-Jones peel back the layers of modern absurdity. This week, the conversation careens from the cultural fallout of reality TV to the moral complexities of Hollywood’s broken heroes. Why do we elevate these figures while democracy feels so precarious? Join us for a chaotic, whiskey-fueled exploration of America’s psyche, where hard questions reign and the only certainty is the unpredictability of Jamie’s insights.

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Vampire Stories

September 17, 2008

What happens when a lighthearted chat about vampires turns into a discussion on America’s contentious issues? Join Pete Wright, Jamie Whitley, and Mary Bradbury-Jones as they explore the connections between the allure of vampires and topics like health care reform, systemic racism, and capitalism. With sharp insights and a talent for finding depth in the absurd, this episode promises to entertain and provoke thought, revealing how pop culture can highlight deeper truths about society.

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