• Triple Hops of Fury, Cali Indie Pop Funk, Drunk Lizzo, and 2003 Was a Hell of a Year

  • Feb 17 2023
  • Length: 51 mins
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Triple Hops of Fury, Cali Indie Pop Funk, Drunk Lizzo, and 2003 Was a Hell of a Year

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  • Sandro was in charge of the Beer of the Day and he didn't disappoint. Beachwood Brewing's triple IPA Hops of Fury brought the heat!

    The gang spent their last week drinking thicc mimosas and buying Super Bowl kegs. Coley attended a 95 year old woman's first surprise birthday party, another Naughty Pine Emo Fest is in the books, and the Commish did some drinking with BDN and Coley.

    Song of the Day features almost monday's recent release "sun keeps on shining." The San Diego based indie funk band's first EP amassed 30 million streams and led to spots at Lollapalooza, Bottle Rock, Bonnaroo, and more.

    Coley was recently verified as old when she got an invitation to her 20th high school reunion. To ensure everybody else also felt old, she's got some pop culture fun facts from 2003 that will definitely shock and ensure you feel as old as she does.

    The Boozeline News returns with a story about how the spirits industry has now gained the dominant market share over beer. Adela and Lizza got hammered at the Grammys, and a drunk Pennsylvania Man confronts local police over a traffic stop from days prior and gets himself arrested.

    Finally, Corrections & Clarifications sets straight the Commish's apparent lack of knowledge about the actual numbers of the BoozeCast Boozeline, and Sandro has an affinity for lip syncing pop stars.
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