Every Election Ever and Beer

Election of 1820: The Last Founding Father

In the second of two episodes recorded live at the WanderLinger in Chattanooga, the guys discuss the landslide 1820 election victory of James Monroe, the last of the Founding Fathers to hold the Presidency.

Election of 1824: The Corrupt Bargain

The guys try out Eddie's Blood of Tyrants beer and discuss the rise of Jacksonian Democracy and the backroom deal that led to the election of John Quincy Adams. 

Election of 1828: Jacksonian Democracy

The guys discuss the election of 1828 and the rise of democracy under Andrew Jackson and Martin Van Buren over Eddie's home-brew version of Hare's Porter.

Election of 1832: Jackson's Regrets

Eddie and Matt discuss the Election of 1832, while Eddie enjoys some of his Founding Father's home brews and Matt sips on a Southern Gothic.

Election of 1836: Sweet Sandy Whiskers

The guys are back to enjoy more beer and discuss the election of 1836, where Martin Van Buren narrowly defeated a gaggle of Whig candidates.

Election of 1840: Log Cabin and Hard Cider

Matt, Scott and Eddie discuss the wildest election and the shortest presidency in American history.

Election of 1844: Don't Mess with Texas

The fellas are back to discuss the election of the most consequential one term president of all time.

Election of 1848: 54-40 or Fight!

After Scott's demise on the Oregon Trail, Matt and Eddie pick up the pieces to talk Manifest Destiny and the election of Zachary Taylor.

Election of 1852: A Well Fought Bottle

Eddie, Scott and Matt are back to discuss the Election of 1852 between Old Fuss and Feathers and the Hero of Many a Well Fought Bottle.

Election of 1856: The First Republican

The Professor is back with Matt and Scott to discuss the Election of 1856, featuring the rise of the Republicans and the worst President in the history of the United States.