In this episode of Day Drinking on Delmarva, Todd and Tony explore various themes related to podcasting, community engagement, and personal anecdotes.

They discuss the importance of targeting specific audiences in podcasting, share their experiences with launching new projects, and delve into the art of engaging interviews.

The conversation also touches on unique encounters during a recent trip to New Jersey and a scandal in the funeral industry, showcasing the blend of humor and serious topics that characterize their discussions.

Newest episode of Dewey Raw

Inaugural episode of Destination Delmarva

In this episode of Day Drinking on Delmarva, hosts Todd and Tony discuss various aspects of life and culture on the Delmarva Peninsula. They share insights on their experiences with weddings, videography, and real estate marketing, while also reflecting on community engagement and the changing traditions of Halloween.

The conversation highlights the importance of listener engagement, the significance of community events, and philosophical musings on relationships and societal norms.

Podcasting is becoming a legit profession. Also, Berlin Oktoberfest.

In this episode, Todd and Tony dig into how, depending on the career path you choose, there are worse things than having no work-life balance.

In this episode, Todd and Tony talk Labor Day and its discontents. They also resurrect the “This Week in History” feature, wherein we’re all treated to a list of blimp disasters in one story, and the celebration of Germany’s new president, Paul von Hindenburg, in the next.

Todd and Tony recap the summer before the “real” end of summer begins.

In this episode, Todd celebrates his annual “extra” birthday, and Tony talks about the Swamp of Sadness.

In this episode, Todd and Tony return after a five-week hiatus, sharing their contrasting summer experiences.

Tony recounts a cross-country road trip to Pullman, Washington, highlighting his daughter's quest for ice cream in every state and a couple of humorous road rage incidents, including a run-in with a speed limiter and an aggressive woman driver. He reflects on the vastness of the American landscape and his personal struggle with writing on the road.

Todd discusses his recent break from social media, detailing how it has positively affected his mental health and creativity. He also shares insights from his new job at a restaurant, which has provided a fresh perspective on work and efficiency.

Both hosts touch upon their evolving relationship with content creation and the desire to produce meaningful work over quick, algorithm-driven content.