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Join us as we take a trip. Train Dreams, isn’t just about trains or landscapes; it’s a deep dive into grief, change, and the relentless march of progress.

Join us as we dive into Treasure Hunter by W.C. Jameson. Lets crack open timeless tales of peril and the perfectly paired pints that helped us survive them.

Above the Fire by Michael O'Donnell. Survival isn't just about fighting the flames; its about what you keep alive when the world burns down. Join us as we drink to story about connections and the unexpected bonds we form when everything else is stripped away. Tapography Podcast | DRINK RESPONSIBLY. READ RECKLESSLY.

Join us as we get into Appaloosa by Robert B. Parker. Explore the world one page and pint at a time. Tapography Podcast | DRINK RESPONSIBLY. READ RECKLESSLY.

The Dog Stars by Peter Heller. Dry-hopped with grief, balanced by small-batch hope. Set in a devastatingly quiet post-apocalyptic Colorado after a global flu pandemic has wiped out most of humanity, Peter Heller’s The Dog Stars follows Hig, a lonely survivor living at an abandoned airport with his loyal dog, Jasper, and his heavily armed, misanthropic neighbor, Bangley. Tapography Podcast | DRINK RESPONSIBLY. READ RECKLESSLY.

Between a Rock and a Hard Place by Aron Ralston Join us as we crack open timeless tales of peril and the perfectly paired pints that help us survive them. Tapography Podcast | DRINK RESPONSIBLY. READ RECKLESSLY.

In this episode the we dive into a discussion about the book 'Hatchet' by Gary Paulsen. We explore themes of survival, coming of age, and the impact of nature on personal growth. The conversation also touches on their recent adventures, beer pairings, and the significance of the hatchet as a symbol of resilience and connection to humanity. The episode concludes with a teaser for the next book to be discussed. Tapography Podcast | DRINK RESPONSIBLY. READ RECKLESSLY.

In this episode, we dive into the book 'Into Africa' by Martin Duhart, which chronicles the adventures of explorers David Livingstone and Henry Morton Stanley. They discuss the historical context of exploration in the 19th century, the personal journeys of both men, and the challenges they faced in Africa. Bring your curiosity and map our Tapography. Tapography Podcast | DRINK RESPONSIBLY. READ RECKLESSLY.