The Pine Chunks Podcast

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Tristan acquires a cow hide, and tries to figure out what to do with it. The fellas have found themselves roped into a “music league” group, and Dylan has a harrowing account at Panera bread. They give their fast food rankings, and cover a new topic this week, Death.

The fellas catch up for a hot minute, and discuss some of the clientele on Epstein's list, celebrity pollution / air travel, and adults wearing sports apparel, before launching into the long awaited episode on King Phillip’s war.

The fellas are back, for the first time in four months. They cover the holidays, what’s been going on in their lives (not much…), Monsanto gets another ad, and they make empty promises to record another episode next week.

The guys discuss creative alternatives to the electric chair, repurposing McDonald’s playplace equipment, Tristan’s future art career, and what they’ve been up to over the past few weeks. Eventually, they cover this week’s topics, scarecrows and creatures.

Dylan hits up a farm, and gets annoyed with a person who mis-genders a bovine friend. Tristan recounts his trip to Casa Bonita, and the fellas cover their AI generated topics of implosions and legs.

Well, the fellas are back, for better, but likely worse. There’s no specific topic this week, but you get the luxury of listening to the boys blab about what they’ve been up to for the past few months. New episodes are coming in the next few weeks, or whenever we feel like doing them. Maybe.

This week, the fellas ramble on about Vermont, Colorado and American history before Dylan covers a couple urban legends that turned out to be real. This is the last episode for a while, bruchachos- Tristan needs a break… we’ll be back, probably.

This week, the guys discuss people who aren’t suited for their careers, birds of prey sightings, and the new facebook page mod before exploring some of the new and exciting information out there regarding UFO’s, aliens, and the government’s involvement.

Tristan rants about an attempted break in at home, and Dylan covers some animals that humanity wiped out.