The Paul Ald Pod

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Recorded this episode on my phone while I did my daily walk. Deal with it!

In this episode, I go over the Manhattan trip and all that happened. This one's a bit rough.

In this episde, the Ald talks all about the upcoming Manhattan trip, his new hammock, the Denver altitude, the latest car dealership fuck up and the plan for getting a new vehicle, waking up super early, Home Depot's shitty delivery options, Russian black metal and RSC.

In this ep we talk about rentable houses in other cities, gaming updates, cars, cookouts, and amazing soup. Outro music is a Russian black metal song I found on YouTube, album (or artist?) is called Elderwind. I've been enjoying this type of music lately.

In this episode, Paul Ald discusses his Sunday night, what he's been doing, and then launches into a disability where he can't say anything without the word 'like'.

In this episode, I talk about what I did in the last week, including getting back into Jedi Academy, going to bars to try to be social, and things I almost watched. No outro music because I'm lazy.

In this episode, zzzzz.... I literally fall asleep. There is no beer. There is no outro music. Low-effort cover art.

In this episode, we return to the original format (recording at my desktop with Audacity) and discuss clothes shopping, getting taxes done, the need to buy a new suit, the fact that I can't stop listening to Kanye's earlier stuff, this past weekend where I played horseshoes and did some BBQ, recent games played (including The Evil Within), potentially getting a new car soon, and the weeds. Today's...

ANOTHER episode? Who saw it coming? P.S.: I hope to make these as polished as the older ones were sometime soon.

I finally did a podcast. I am speechless. Well, except for the part where I talk.

In this episode, I discuss what's been going on - some recent reads, cooking and baking things, the cats, the weather, a basement cleanup project, some gaming stuff, and that's about it. No beer today, outro music was the beginning of My Friend Of Misery by Metallica.

In this episode, Paul Ald talks about a recent veggie burger he made, some small wins in the landscaping of the backyard, his new haircut, the current book he is reading, and other topics. Today's beer was the Hazer Tag by Odell Brewing, the intro music was Let Your Boys Be Country by Jason Aldean, and the outro music is Pretty Little Poison by Warren Zeiders

In this episode, Paul Ald discusses why this episode is so delayed, progress on the weeds, a retrospective on the gaming hiatus, the Germany trip, sleep addiction, recent reads, Halloween decorations, pet projects, the Packers sucking, and the fact that winter is here. My chair chimes in in this episode a lot, I'll work on fixing that. Today's beer was the Maple Nut Brown Ale from Tommy Knocker br...

In this episode, I'm wired on caffeine and go into some existential conversations about video games, but mostly cover progress on the weeds, the man cave, running, video games being in the past, Germany planning, a no added sugar stint, alcohol tolerance, the weekend, the return of football (and a Packers win), Aaron Rodgers, and book progress. Today's beer was the Oktoberfest by Westbound & D...

In this episode, Paul discusses Game of Thrones, being tired, Splinter Cell, online dating, the knee injury, and updates on the man cave. This week's beer is Fruited Sour (Peach Dream) by Tommy Knocker Brewery, and the outro music is Relax My Eyes by ANOTR & Abel Balder.

In this Season 2 pilot, Paul Ald tells you all about what has happened since the end of the last season and discusses various topics such as house work, the new man cave, the video game hiatus, TV series binges, grilling out too much, recent takeout, a sports injury, and the upcoming Germany trip. Today's beer was The True Blonde by Ska Brewing, and the outro music is Collar Full by Panic! at the...

Life has been busy and I have been slightly less interested in doing these, so I'm taking a break - could be weeks, could be months. Next time we'll start Season 2 and I'll catch you up on what has transpired since Episode 50. Have a good one!

In this episode, the Ald celebrates the 50th episode and the 1-year anniversary of the pod, and discusses recent world news, his cats, proper working from home attire, The Last of Us show (no spoilers), 90s anime, TLOU2, old 90s RPGs, dating apps, exercise goals, and an awesome new kombucha he found. This week’s local beer is the Peach Juicy Banger IPA by Station 26 Brewing, and the outro music is...

WOW I MESSED UP THE EPISODE NUMBER AGAIN ! In this episode, Paul discusses taxes and his shitty printer being broken, Buttermilk loving pets, a recent stir fry made that was bomb, pine nuts, and other cities to potentially move to. Today's beer was the Dame Blanche from Bruz, and the outro music is Karma Police by Radiohead.

In this episode, Paul discusses taxes, printer issues, a new plan, the Rodgers trade, the Bucks, and recent Super Mario 64 gameplay.

In this episode, I discuss Buttermilk allowing pets, tax progress and software, the fact that I've been eating like an idiot, this past weekend, cold weather, stupid challenges in video games, and hangover recovery tricks. The outro music is Barrett's Privateers by Stan Rogers, one of my favorite Irish songs ever. Hope y'all had a nice St. Patrick's day!

In this episode, I cough and clear my throat a lot. I decided to include most of it because I don't have the time to edit this :( We also discuss AI-generated voices, running, my local gym, and some depressing topics. Outro music is For a Moment by Nat Vazer - a recent find, kind of like a female Shins.

In this short episode, I talk about the running challenge set up in the previous episode, new Planta protein powder flavors I am trying, what I did this past weekend, that I never have enough time to get stuff done, and that my cats need a new scratching post.

In this episode, Paul talks about the weekend, his neck being fat, eating poorly, a good pizza place he discovered, IRS e-filing, hand baths, making an English breakfast, and stir frys. The music in this episode is "La De Casaubon" by Jacques Duphly. The harpsicord is a beautiful instrument.