This episode we speak with a company who takes shelter-in-place to a whole ‘nother level. Next, we sharpen our tips and aim for the bull. What? Oh, darts! Finally, “fire in the hole!” Well, fire in our bellies while we keep a fire extinguisher on hand during our BeerDome competition. That, and our usual craic on this episode of Life in 16 oz.
Atlas Survival Shelters can be buried on your property or incorporated into new construction. This is just one of many available designs. (Courtesy photo/Atlas Survival Shelters)Come on in! Not. Ron Hubbard at Atlas Survival Shelters says to keep your shelter a secret so nobody can steal your emergency food and water, or wine, or weapons, for example. (Courtesy photo/Atlas Survival Shelters)An Atlas Survival Shelter during the installation process. (Courtesy photo/Atlas Survival Shelters)Ron Hubbard, owner of Atlas Survival Shelters, tells us on this month’s episode that his company can integrate his shelters into your new home plans. Need a secret underground passageway leading from your kitchen island to a wine cellar, a tornado shelter, or safe room? (Courtesy photo illustration/Atlas Survival Shelters)Ron Hubbard, owner of Atlas Survival Shelters, says his shelters can be finished off with high quality interiors to make you feel right at home. Seen here is a shelter from his Nado Series. Use one as a personal escape, emergency food storage, a weapons safe, storm or fire shelter or safe room, for example. (Courtesy photo/Atlas Survival Shelters)One of many things Richard Wade, president of the Pacific Darts Association, tells us about is how the Southern California-based PDA has incorporated a distance league that allows players to see each other’s boards, communicate during competition, and to keep score. The method lets dart enthusiasts compete from further away AND allows for spectators. (Courtesy photo/Richard Wade)Carolina Reaper Triple IPA by Brewtality, one of two spicy beers reviewed for this month’s Beer Dome tasting challenge. (Courtesy photo/brewtalitybeers via Facebook)Tio Rodrigo’s Blood Orange Michelada is one of two spicy beers reviewed for this month’s Beer Dome tasting challenge. Tio Rodrigo’s uses hefeweizen exclusively from SLO Brew, a brewery out of San Luis Obispo, California, for their micheladas. (Courtesy photo/tiorodrigocraft via Facebook)Paul and Brandon enjoy a few beers before recording this month’s episode at Brandon’s home-based pub. (Life in 16 oz./Paul Wade)
