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Saturday, December 22, 201212/22/2012

The High and Mighty Beer Show 56 (12/22/12)

A “podunk” southern grocery chain finds itself embroiled in the Westvleteren brouhaha, and the boys check in with Heather Blisard, cicerone at the Birminghom, Alabama Piggly Wiggly.

Wednesday, December 19, 201212/19/2012

On The Money (12/19/12)

Gary Thomas of the Wealth Technology Group talks sustainable farming with Ed Strazero of “Cape Cod Fish Share,” and talks about some ways to avoid potential trap doors related to will creation.

Saturday, December 15, 201212/15/2012

The High and Mighty Beer Show 55 (12/15/12)

Nationwide bedlam has ensued as a result of the infamous US release of Westvleteren 12, (the world’s “best beer”) and the Sheltons are forced to place an emergency call to the monks.

Wednesday, December 12, 201212/12/2012

On The Money (12/12/12)

Gary Thomas of the Wealth Technology Group ponders the ongoing “fiscal cliff” negotiations, and examines the impact the “Chained CPI (consumer price index)” has on individual residents, particularly older ones.

Saturday, December 8, 201212/08/2012

The High and Mighty Beer Show 54 (12/8/12)

In Brooklyn, the SBs tackle such pungent subjects as bar toilets, New Jersey, the music industry, and the 90’s Big Apple craft beers scene with Spuyten Duyvil’s Joe Carroll.

Friday, December 7, 201212/07/2012

The High and Mighty Beer Show 53 (12/8/12)

The Shelton Boys, along with company C.O.O./gopher Matt, sample and disrespect a trio of competitors’Czech lagers before heading to the bar for the real stuff.

Wednesday, December 5, 201212/05/2012

On The Money (12/5/12)

Gary Thomas of the Wealth Technology Group discusses the pending fiscal cliff, and the potential impacts of a return to pre Bush-era tax rates.

Saturday, December 1, 201212/01/2012

The High and Mighty Beer Show 52 (12/1/12)

The Bros accuse colleague Matt of being a communist but are happy to drink his gift growler of Kout 10º, the company’s newest import, fresh from the Bohemian Forest.

Wednesday, November 28, 201211/28/2012

On The Money (11/28/12)

Gary Thomas of the Wealth Technology Group examines retail trends ahead of Black Friday, and considers some of the challenges facing the American economy because of the mixed messages coming out of Congress.

Saturday, November 24, 201211/24/2012

The High and Mighty Beer Show 51 (11/24/12)

Danish Atheist Anti-Christmas beer comes to America and the Sheltons, sons of ministers that they are, put Djævlebryg’s Santa-hating Per Olaf Huusfeldt through a tortuorus phone-inquisition.

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