Two Guys On A Porch

Jason & Bradford

Life is screwed up. So come join us, Bradford and Jason, on the porch to enjoy a good bourbon and cigar to figure it out.

  1. Jun 25 ·  Video

    Ep. 56 - 🇺🇸 America at 250…and A Bourbon Older Than WWII

    Ep. 56 - 🇺🇸 America at 250…and A Bourbon Older Than WWII  On this special Independence Day edition of Two Guys On A Porch, Jason and Bradford celebrate America's 250th Anniversary by exploring the ideas, freedoms, friendships, and disagreements that have shaped our nation since 1776. From memories of the Bicentennial celebrations of 1976 to reflections on civility, personal freedom, differences, and the enduring strength of the American experiment, the guys consider what still holds us together in a time when it often feels easier to focus on what divides us. To mark the occasion, they pour a remarkable piece of bourbon history: a 1941 Bottled-in-Bond J.W. Dant, distilled shortly after Prohibition and bottled during a pivotal era in American history. This bottle pre-dates World War II! The vintage whiskey serves as more than just a pour—it becomes a connection to another generation and a reminder of the traditions that endure. They also compare it with Monk's Road Bourbon from Log Still Distillery, a modern expression tied to the same Dant family legacy, creating a unique tasting that bridges America's past and present. Along the way, a rare Padrón PB97 cigar helps complete a celebration centered on craftsmanship, heritage, and gratitude for those who came before us. So as we celebrate Independence Day, perhaps the better question isn't whether America is perfect. It's this: What has allowed America to survive—and even thrive—for 250 years? Perhaps it is the exceptionalism of the American experiment. For 250 years, we've stumbled, argued, disagreed, and persevered. Yet here we are. Imperfect? Absolutely. But for all its faults, America remains the greatest experiment in self-government the world has ever known—and still the best place in the world that we call home. Pull up a chair and join us on the porch. 🇺🇸

  2. May 21 ·  Video

    Ep. 52 Sending Our Children to War | A Toast to Men & Women Who Serve

    Jason and Bradford gather back on the porch for a Memorial Day episode centered on honor, sacrifice, and the complicated reality of sending young men and women into harm’s way. As the guys raise a glass, they pause to remember those who gave their lives in service to this country — and to honor the men and women currently serving around the world today.  The conversation becomes deeply personal as Bradford reflects on his father enlisting in the Navy during World War II because, in his words, there was a stigma around waiting to be drafted. He wanted it known that he was willing to serve. Decades later, Bradford now has a son deployed in a dangerous region of the world while Jason shares about his son preparing to enter military life through The Citadel with hopes of becoming a Marine officer. Together, the guys wrestle with the question every parent eventually asks: Why do they willingly go? From brotherhood and belonging… to purpose, identity, challenge, sacrifice, patriotism, and the desire to prove yourself capable of something difficult, the porch conversation moves through both history and heart. Jason and Bradford reflect on how military service shapes men, creates lifelong bonds, and calls ordinary people toward something noble and costly.  For this Memorial Day release, the porch pairing felt especially fitting. The featured cigar is the rare Arturo Fuente Opus X Opus Society — a luxury 2024 release with only 30,000 produced worldwide. Wrapped like a work of art and built around the idea of craftsmanship and lifestyle, the cigar sparks plenty of debate on the porch about whether beauty and exclusivity always equal greatness. The guys pair it with Peerless Toasted Bourbon, a rich 108.4 proof pour from Kentucky Peerless — a revived 1889 distillery known for hand-charred and hand-toasted barrels that create deep caramelized oak flavors and a smooth smoked-orange finish. They also crack open American Eagle 4 Year, the mysterious Tennessee bourbon whiskey rumored to contain George Dickel distillate, leading to conversations about craft whiskey, tradition, and hidden gems.  By the end of the episode, the guys raise a final toast — not to bourbon, cigars, or the porch itself — but to the men and women who have stepped forward to serve, especially those who never made it home. “To the men and women in service for this country… we toast you.”   #MemorialDay #SupportOurTroops #Veterans #MilitaryFamily #HonorTheFallen #BourbonPodcast #WhiskeyLovers #CigarLife #Brotherhood #TwoGuysOnAPorch#MilitaryMoms #MilitaryDads

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Life is screwed up. So come join us, Bradford and Jason, on the porch to enjoy a good bourbon and cigar to figure it out.