Beantown Podcast - Running Philly / Gollum Sings Irish Music (09082019 Beantown Podcast)

Episode Date: September 8, 2019

Quinn comes to you LIVE to discuss running the Ben Franklin Bridge in the hail, the new Death Cab for Cutie EP, and just for fun, a Gollum-version of the classic tune 'Irish Lullaby' Special Thanks to Alexa Brown for the lovely weather report from Boulder, CO

Hey, what's going on? It's Quinty of which furnace and this is my show Quinty of which furnace presents the bean town podcast for Sunday, September 8th, 2019. What's going on? How are you? Why was seven or eight and nine because seven eight nine? Yeah, listen to discretion is advised. I think that joke right today. Listen to discretion is advised when you're listening to being Tom Podcast number one. We'll occasionally use some Philly-esque language, Philly-esque, PH-I-L-Y-E-S, Q-U-E. Love a good word that ends in Q-U-E-like. Airebesque, that's a classic musical song.

Musical song. What does that even mean? Other QE words. Well, you got Q. That's a crazy word. QUE. It's like we did it once and said, let's do it again. Number two, the podcast is objectively terrible. This is the bean town podcast.

We're one of the better podcasts on the North side of Chicago. We used to be located out of Bean Town Baltimore. That's why you know what it says, the Bean Town Podcast, but we relocated back to Chicago bigger market, more opportunities, all that good stuff. Well, a happy birthday, shout out to Hashtag friend of the podcast and Dean had tarq shahada who has been on our show one of the more popular episodes from this past summer tarq is the creator and host of Co-creator. I don't know how are we supposed to talk about this guy creator host co-producer head producer something like that of the local glow podcast, which you probably

know it, but hadn't had something new come out in a while, a couple of months, I think. And we were fortunate enough, fortunate unit, enough to have a new episode of the local glow podcast drop this week. Thursday, Friday, something like that, maybe before that, Tuesday, maybe. One of those weekdays, go check it out, really good episode. Got some fantastic stuff on it. And the reason we're doing a shout out,

Happy Birthday to the Big Dog, Tarx Birthday on Friday, turning something again. And sorry I missed the big get together. I'm going to talk to you guys. Talk. Talk. Talk. Talk. Talk. Talk. Talk. Talk.

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that it is the perfect weather to sit down with your La Croix. If that's how you pronounce it as well as in front of your television with the air conditioning on full blast while you watch the last episodes of Parks and Recreation for the first time ever. So highly recommend those plans. If like me, you are sweating, you are butt off in the Colorado sun that's coming through

the windows of your thank God air condition department. All right that was excellent don't you think? Miss Alexa what a keeper you ever get the chance to visit her out there in Boulder Colorado it's a beautiful place and I know what you mean regarding the air conditioning you got to have it I can't imagine a world without an air conditioner. Also, last episode is a Parks and Recreation. Classic NBC show, I think the last season just came out what a couple days ago, so good job catching up on those last episodes.

I'm glad you're at the forefront of the television watching situation there. Well, I mentioned we were in Philly. Got there on Tuesday had a cancel flight because the weather in Chicago was just, it was overcast and, you know, oh, here it doesn't take any chances. Actually, I'm not sure what the problem was, but my flight was a flight,

basically, you know, starts in Philly, goes to Chicago and then comes back to Philly. That one never even left Philly. So I'm not sure what the problem was. Supposed to leave at like 11 a.m., didn't end up leaving till about 5 p.m., which was fine, but just, you know, I didn't have any groceries at home because I didn't want to shop for a week when I was going to be gone. Yeah, and I didn't really have a lot going on. So it was, it was nice because I think I took a nap or something and I got to run in. But it was also one of those days where just like, you know,

I ended up just sitting around for a while. It was like, what am I supposed to do? Well, I get to fill eventually late late, because you lose an hour or two, and didn't do much Tuesday, but then was at a conference. Let's see, Wednesday through a Saturday, had some fun, had a good time. The first thing I noticed, so I've been, ever since I moved back to Chicago

and working out a lot more, so I've been trying to work out six days a week. I've been on that routine for about two months now. The six days a week thing. This week it didn't happen. I was going to work out yesterday, but then for reasons which will become apparent once I describe my work out on Friday did not happen.

And I don't know. See how I feel. I might go for a run today but I try to rest on Sundays and just go for a casual stroll to kick off the Sunday wine down. Well you know we're at this Marriott and it's you know four stories high so it's not like a gigantic Marriott's kind of an older building but it's also a conference centers, got a ballroom, got a bunch of meeting rooms, all that good stuff.

So there's a lot of people coming in and out and this conference house that they're probably about 80 people attending plus all the staff. So probably about 100 people in total. Just for this conference, right? Other people stay at the hotel. So I get there and I was like, okay, so what's the workout room situation?

What's the fitness center? You know, you go to these hotels, you're not expecting like a gigantic gym, but something there to spice up your workout, keep your attention. So they're like, okay, just go over here, take a left, you'll see an open room on your right, I'm like, all right. So I go check it out, no lie.

It's this tiny room under some stairs. And there is a treadmill. There is a stationary bike that has, you know, like the seat with the back on it. So your really, your arms aren't doing anything. It's just all thighs. And then, smelling something in my apartment. Like weed or something? Someone in my kitchen.

Hey! Stop smoking weed! It's not me. I never smoked weed in my life. I just put some chicken in the oven. I don't want my chicken smells like weed. I must be, must be wafting from down the street or something. And the third one was just a standard stationary bike. And the third one was just a standard stationary bike. That was the gym for this huge hotel and it was just like, man, that really the options here.

So my first day, my first full day there, Wednesday, I biked because I had run on Monday and Tuesday and my legs aren't quite with, they used to be, when I was a younger man I could run you know five days straight and feel pretty good about it but nowadays man I deal with some shin splints other right now they're not bad deal with some calf issues tight calves and generally to other problems and then I haven't had any hammy issues since I pulled it

last winter. Yeah, I finally, it recovered, and I haven't had issues since. But it's always something that's kind of in the back of your mind. Oh, and then the planter fasciitis, I go on out on my left foot, which is just a total pain in the ass. So I try not to run, when I'm on my normal routine, when I'm not traveling, I don't run more than one day in a row ever.

I usually try to run Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. So it's an every other day situation if you're doing the math at home. So I, but this room and it's right outside like the conference registration and all that stuff. And, you know And there's no privacy. It's just an open door. It's not even a closed door. So I did that on Wednesday at bike, and I was like, I got to find something else.

So Thursday morning, I wake up early. I almost never wake up early, but I did. Breakfast is at 8 AM, so I woke up about 6. And I ran breakfast, you know, is at 8 a.m. so I woke up about six and I ran along the Delaware River, which is not exactly the scenic part of Philadelphia. Very industrial, lots of shipping and cargo and ports and stuff, but there was a little path there. So I did a three, three and a half mile stroll, if you will. And then Friday, I was feeling real adventurous. I knew I needed to run, my legs were feeling good. I wasn't as tight as I usually am, so I said,

you know what? I'm gonna run that damn Ben Franklin bridge that everyone's always talking about. So the conference ends at like 3.30 on Friday, well, it ended for the day on 3.30 on Friday. I should mention briefly, friend of the podcast, spent on many times before. Well, at least once, Antiana had dinner with her on Thursday night right across the street from the Liberty Bell. Boy, it was a delicious. Thanks for coming out, Antiana. And she went to Virginia for a wedding. Watch out for

the hurricane. It's what they'll tell you. Didn't hit Alabama though. I know everyone was saying it was. So Friday, I'm like, I'm gonna run the Ben Franklin Bridge, right? It's about a half mile for me to get to the base of the bridge from my hotel. And then one way, if you're on the whole bridge, I think is 1.8 miles, something like that. Let's see. Yeah, that sounds about right, right in that range. But there is a big incline, right? This is a bridge that goes from regular ground level all the way up. goes from regular ground level all the way up. I'm not sure what the overall climb is, probably about, I don't know, 200 feet over three

quarters of a mile, which doesn't sound like a ton and it's not, but it's a lot when you're trying to run it. If you're just walking, you'll notice it, but you're like, whatever, but when you're running to run it. You know, if you're just walking, it's you'll notice it, but you're like whatever, but when you're running it, it's pretty damn steep. So I'm feeling pretty good. Right when I step outside of the hotel, though it starts raining,

and it wasn't that cold, but probably mid 60s. So once the rain starts to fall, you'll feel it until you get warmed up. So when I run to the base of the bridge, I'm feeling fine. Do the first incline. Got the killers on. My headphones, my iPod.

I'm feeling pretty good. You know, I'm huffing and puffing as I get closer to the top of the bridge. Getting ready to come back down. But I was like, I feel okay. Then there's pretty much no level ground on the bridge. You pretty much get to the top and then you come back down. And of course, I don't know if I'm alone in this, but I feel like I'm not.

When you're running, it seems like when you, all the downhill you do to make up for the uphill, it doesn't really make up for it because you're not like magically healing your thighs, the same way you're killing them when you're going up. So I come down you descend into Jersey right into campus of, let's see Rutgers, Camden, and I get down and pretty soaked at that point it got really foggy and misty up there and you know the higher up you get into the atmosphere, the colder it is, and so that that rain at kind of ground level, river level if you will,

was pretty hail-ish, H-A-I-L-I-S-H. It was all up in your face and stuff and you get moisture in your ears between your headphones and your ear, and it's just a pain in the butt. So I mean, I definitely had the thought when I was on top of the bridge, it was like, if I descend into Jersey, I do this whole thing over again, and it's pretty wet. But I said, you know what, it sucks right now, but I'll have a good story to tell after.

And lo and behold, here I am telling the story on the podcast. So not much else happened by I descended to Jersey I retime my shoes, pump up some tunes and I go right back up and I didn't really hurt my thighs that time but time I got to the top I was in not pain but just like oh slowing down here So I descend back into Pennsylvania and get to the base of the bridge and then something about half a mile back to the hotel.

But yeah, I had to consistently alternate between heel strike first and mid-strike first just to keep my calves going. I usually, when I just run like normal, I'm very much a heel strike first type of guy, but sometimes if my calves are starting to give out on me, I got to switch to mid-strike first. And not even mid-strike first, just mid-strike.

And occasionally I do that, I can get into calf issues. I mentioned that I pulled my hammy last winter. That was a winter before, right after I ran that marathon. This past winter is my calf that I strained. That sucked, too. And I always, when I do mid-strike, that's always the concern is I'll re-injure that calf because that was the problem last winter.

And I could tell by that right when I finished, I was like, ooh, this is pretty sore. This is getting into dangerous zones. So, walked it off. I woke up Saturday morning, really, really sore. Reminding me of like, you know, I don't usually feel that sore after my workouts. I usually have, you know, solid workouts,

but I'm not usually waking up the next morning and be like, oh, damn. Well, I don't usually feel that sore after my workouts I usually have you know solid workouts, but I'm not usually waking up the next morning be like oh damn Well, I woke up Saturday morning. I was like oh damn my thighs Very sore. They're they're almost better right now as of Sunday midday But I still feel a little bit thankfully the calf where I was having issues or potential for issues is Hey, pretty good shape, But I decided not to run yesterday. In fact, I was in the park in Philly, about two miles from my hotel. Just, I don't know the name of a,

the meaning of the town. I walked down through ninth street there, Italian market, and then kind of angled over to the southwest, almost to Broad Street. And there's a little park there with like a baseball diamond and stuff. And I sat there and my book fillabit. We're eating 11, 22, 63, by the way,

by Stephen King, classic book. That's been out for a couple of years. And lots of people running, it was a nice day in Philly yesterday, a good day for running. A little on the warm side, but not too bad. In fact, aside to the sides aside, there was this one lady, probably my age, you know, mid late 20s, who was just running around that one block.

That was it. And she did it, I don't know, from time I was sitting there at least 15 times, it just kept going and going and going. And I don't know how city blocks are measured in Philly, but I mean, they had to have been, you know, at least like, I don't know, two miles, three miles, just doing that. And man, that sounds really boring to me. It's doing the same block around this one park. Well, she, I mean,, she kept going good on her.

But as I was watching her for the 12th time, I was thinking maybe I should go for a run. I haven't done much today. We finished up our conference midday, and then I just kind of walked all in all, only four miles. But I was like, she gets some exercise, not just walk, but then I started to walk back to the hotel thinking, oh, maybe I'll do this and I felt my thighs and I was like, nah, I'm not going to last. I should mention, I was

extra sore because I, so I ran the Ben Franklin Bridge on Thursday night, or early evening. And then after that, I walked up to Yards Brewing Company, which is a Philly tradition, like none other. And I had dinner there in a brew. It was delicious. And then from there, I walked around quite a bit more all. And I put in about four miles on that walk, too. So, you know, four and a half to five mile run, showered and walked for four miles,

and it was still raining. It was never like a downpour, it was just consistent drizzle, if you will, which is what they used to say about my English papers. But I did, I needed to walk off the, I did it all a bit, walk through center city, got the classic pictures of city hall and

Liberty Bell all that classy stuff So I opted not to do much of anything yesterday and Probably won't do much today, but I I'm giving myself a pass, you know first first week in a couple months here that I haven't worked out 60s Out of seven so out six days out of seven. So I think five out of seven is still pretty good, especially when you're traveling. So that was what my time was like in Philly. You hear the chance to drink yards. It's delicious.

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Not bad at all. All right, you ready for that special surprise? Well, I was walking around Philly yesterday and you know it was a big Irish kind of town. A lot of Irish lot of Italians and I don't know how this came to be but I said you know what? For this week's podcast, I should sing an Irish song but instead it just boring old Quinn voice. Let's try out a new impression. I suppose you could say and I also as a quick aside family chat this morning, I've never tried a Chris Collinsworth impression before, but there was a sliding of sorts from Hashtag from the podcast Kelly, and I kind of wanted her to, you know, break down the

new look Steelers offense, you know, no, no, Levin on Belmont, Tony O'Brown, no, Jesse James, right, he's gone, and she didn't do it, but I kind of did Chris Collins with impression for the family and ended up going pretty well. I think it was pretty popular. But this isn't Chris Collins, we're singing an Irish solo by, this is Gondolom, we're smegel, but Gondolom is who we're going with.

You know, him from JR Tolkien's, JRR Tolkien's, or also be junior Tolkien, John Russell Robert Tolkien, something like that. Golem sings Irish Lullaby. Here you go. Take it away. Many years ago, me mother sang a song to me, and turned to a sweet hello. And her garada is grey, And her tender wild-ish kitchen That's all to me, the star. To all over the world To all over the world How should I adapt to quiet

To all of you. To all of you. To all of you. To all of you. To all of you. To all of you. To all of you. To all of you. To all of you.

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but even then the Nigerian princes have kind of dried up, if you will, unfortunately. One other thing I want to mention, a out to Death Cab for QDES. They're still a band, yes. Draft a new EP yesterday, they had already, or two days ago. They had already released two of the five songs, Sherman. I really liked one of them and it wasn't a big fan of the other one. But it's called the blue EP. They just blew

themselves and it's beautiful. So they've got a lot of good swell, which is five songs. I really like two of them in particular, the whole thing's good, but I really like two of them. One of them has been out for a while, it's called To the Ground. Really good drums by, well man, what's his name? Jason Something. It's a drummer for Death Cab for Cuties. Been there since the beginning. But then also the one that they just dropped

with the album release, Blue Bloods, Not Tom Selleck's show. Although Dave, what's his name? Danper, Danper or something like that. Has a cool new mustache. She looks like she should be in Portugal, the man or something. But the video they dropped that was really cool. It's not a music video per se. It's just kind of them in the studio, but they're

some good sort of production value and camera work and all that stuff to it. It's a beautiful video. The song is amazing too. It feels very much like I don't want to say old-school death cab for cutie because people like me who are fans know what actual old, you know, old-school death cab is like we're talking like 1995 playing whatever they formed I think 97's are right around them like playing their sets in Seattle and belling them and stuff. That's not even really their sound, that was just them

kind of getting their feet wet. I'm talking like transdolanicism stuff, you know, early to mid 2000s. That's kind of what this EP sounds like. And it's beautiful. They did a really nice job with it. So Alice and anything Ben Gibber puts out until the day he dies and long after that, if he goes before I do. Anyways, that's all I wanted to share with you. Trip to Philly, running the Ben Franklin Bridge,

Weather Report from friend of the podcast, Alexa, and Gollum Singh's Irish Lullaby. in the Ben Franklin Bridge, weather report from friend of the podcast Alexa and golem sings Irish Lullaby. Go check out the blue EP by death kept for cutie as well. It's only five songs. You'll thank me later. That's all we got this week for on the bean ton podcast. Thanks everyone for listening. Don't forget you can find us anywhere. You find your podcasts, apple podcast, iTunes, Google place, Stitcher, Spotify, all that good stuff, wherever they are, wherever the hell else they are is what I was trying to say there. Player FM is a thing, I don't know, never used it.

But sometimes on YouTube, just kind of depends on my computer. Sometimes the upload goes through, sometimes it doesn't. And I don't really know what to do about that. But oh well. As a reminder, thanks again last week, Matthew Fiedler for coming on the podcast, Reddit Couple Ads for us, or An Add, I suppose.

And again, White Noise Podcasts show that we created and we co-host together. Little erratic, upload schedule right now, but we're gonna look into it for ya. And then in a couple weeks, we'll have a very special episode for you because we filmed it, right? It was a lot of fun.

And I think that one's gonna turn out pretty well. I think we're gonna put our faces on the map there, per se. Okay, that's what I got for you. Everyone have a good week, go Vikes. I didn't even tie up Bears Packers. I'll let the Bears fans just soak it up. It's okay. They don't need any more pain. Just tune in to 670 of the score for that. But Go Vikes versus the Falcons today. Actually, like the Falcons. Friend of the podcast, Ryan Austin Liggin is a big, big Atlanta Falcons fan. friends of the podcast Ryan Austin Liggin is a big big Atlanta Falcons fan.

Well for the next three hours he's a hashtag enemy of the podcast, but then once three clock hits we'll be back to being friends. Okay, go bikes. Good luck to everyone on their fantasy teams today. And we'll do a dinning and talk about Antonio Brown. That's okay. You can find it all online on the internet, internet. I have a trouble talking today. That's my cue to leave. Catch you later.