History by the Glass
Nathan P. Gale and Alfredo MorenoWelcome everyone to the History by the Glass podcast. Your tour of Portland, Oregon's famously historic and infamously endangered bars, pubs and saloons. Inspired by Paul Pintarich's "History by the Glass" book series.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 55 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Leisure | |||
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“Once the kind of place where your estranged alcoholic father would buy you breakfast, the Trap now feels like that weird bar in the suburbs your friends from high school settle on for an annual evening of bad decisions the night before Thanksgiv... more
Folks, Prohibition sucked. And here in Oregon, we had it worse than most, cutting off our own booze supply in 1916 -- four years before the rest of the country.
When the 18th Amendment was finally repealed in all states in 1933, Oregonians had not ... more
This month's episode finds the boys -- now officially including Producer Bill -- back in town, contemplating semi-historic and overtly political bar decor...poking around Shanghai Tunnels...eating a by-god bar burger...ogling a PERFECT men's room...p... more
Thought you'd heard the last of History by the Glass? Think again! After a 6-month hiatus, Alfredo & Nate are back for their fourth season of vintage bar-going adventures.
As part of their annual curiosity-laden Bourdain Day observance, the boys sq... more
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- The premiere bar podcast in Portland Oregon
You'd think the title says it all, but it doesn't! (just most of it)
In all seriousness, this modern day replication of the eponymous book(s) has a pair of amazing hosts, great repartee, solid audio production quality and a good social media presence that mends the occasionally long gaps between episodes.
Join in at any point, or start from the beginning! Although they have some slightly inside quirks, they do a good job of keeping new listeners in the loop. My personal favorite is the 5-urin... more
Apple Podcasts5FWjonmcg
United States7 years ago - YES! 🍻
If you want to a hearty laugh and a semi-relevant bar history lesson, this is the podcast for you! These two are quite the pair - their enthusiasm for old bars, burgers & yes, even bar bathrooms, is highly contagious! It’s easy to hear these two are good friends who invite you to pull up an audio-stool and cheers glasses with them each episode!
Apple Podcasts5KbsupaflyUnited States7 years ago
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