Have you ever found yourself in a professional setting, trying to maintain a semblance of dignity while battling a cold? We sure have! Kick back with us as we share our hilariously awkward attempts at podcasting through stuffy noses and comical pronunciation slip-ups. And don’t worry, our signature beverage segment is back—complete with new beer tastings and the inevitable spills that keep us on our toes.

But it's not all giggles and guffaws. Bradley opens up about his journey with hearing loss, transforming what could be a serious discussion into an unexpectedly funny exploration of selective hearing and youthful indiscretions, like ignoring the need for ear protection during drumming sessions. Our light-hearted tales make space for some sincere moments, showing how past actions echo through our lives today.

Ready for a blast from the past? We transport you to the explosive world of Krakatoa’s 1883 eruption, weaving together personal concert anecdotes and the cataclysmic power of nature. From ear-piercing decibels to earth-shaking tsunamis, we paint a vivid picture of one of history's most powerful volcanic eruptions. As we wrap up, remember to rest those vocal cords and join us online—we’re always eager to dive headfirst into another historical adventure with you!



https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1883_eruption_of_Krakatoa

https://www.history.com/this-day-in-history/krakatau-explodes

“The Log of The Cutty Sark”. Basil Lubbock. 1925

Reference: https://www.physicsforums.com/threads/did-the-1883-krakatoa-explosion-leave-ships-in-peril.879869/

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