spas

In this pigisode, Brian and Rick discuss their adventures at bathhouses. Brian checked out East Side Club and Rick went to Les Hommes. They provided the pros and cons of going to a bathhouse or an adult bookstore. They expanded on the use of bathhouses and the big brands Flex Spas, Steamworks Baths and The Clubs. Club Zero Space - All-New 5D Club in New York City. Rick and Brian also give their top 5 gay cities.

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This episode answers the question on every Single person’s mind...    why is finding THE ONE in Miami so hard? Give it a listen for tips on how to beat the system and stay in the game! This episode also includes our Miami with Me segment featuring the best spas to enjoy during Miami Spa month which takes place between July 1st and August 31 every year.

Amy and Jeff chat about various practices and philosophies around the sometimes controversial topic of tipping. From restaurants and spas, to who and how much, the conversation covers a lot of ground, including a topical reference to a scene from Pulp Fiction (which was actually from Reservoir Dogs) and whether that Tim Hortons seam should line up with the lid opening. Bonus: Amy admits to being dumb about Smart cars.

It has certainly been a while, but we are back! This podcast began with a specific vision. Over time, circumstances have aligned in such a way as to make that vision difficult to fulfill. So, I played with the format a bit, and will continue to as time goes on. In the mean time, I'm sitting on a backlog of unproduced episodes that deserve to be heard.

First up: visual artist David Stonhouse!

We chat about his installation Liquid Luxury, breakfast sandwiches, lipsticks and push pops, the value of libraries, the lucrative investment potential of milk cartons, being a mercenary teacher, his work at the Remai Modern and with the Bridges Art Movement (BAM), the roots and inception of BAM, his experiences at the Banff Centre, spa culture, my sneezes, textures and dirty hands, the marvels of the Internet, and sundry tangets as is custom. 

Recorded in late December, 2017. Not sponsored by A&W, though we did eat some food from there. 

Take a look at David's work here: http://www.davidstonhouse.com/

Thank you to Wizards for the theme song and Stephen Rutherford for the snazzy logo. Recorded and engineered by Brendan Flaherty (that's me!). Happy holidays or whatever.