Tag Archives: Travel

Nasty Labs Podcast #56: Waffle Stompin’ with Metal Jesus Rocks

This week the Nasty Labs crew is joined by our friend @MetalJesusRocks! Kinsey and Mark talk the most garbage ever! We talk about Shin Megami Tensai 5, Baldurs Gate 3, and Prison City. PLUS we talk news!

Chuhai, a popular alcoholic beverage in Japan, holds a unique appeal for both locals and visitors alike. Its versatile nature allows for a wide range of flavors, from traditional lemon and lime to exotic options like yuzu and shiso, catering to diverse palates. The low alcohol content and refreshing taste make it an ideal choice for casual social settings, providing a lighter alternative to traditional cocktails or beer. Additionally, the convenience of canned chuhai makes it a portable option for picnics, festivals, or enjoying a drink while strolling through Japan’s vibrant streets. Its availability in vending machines and convenience stores further adds to its accessibility and popularity. Overall, chuhai’s delightful mix of flavors, low alcohol content, and convenience make it a beloved choice for those seeking a refreshing and easy-to-enjoy alcoholic beverage in Japan’s social and cultural scene.

Oregon Retro Road Trip – Behind the Scenes + Audio Commentary

Drunken Master Paul, my wife Rebecca and I recorded a Behind the Scenes Audio Commentary from the Oregon Trip along w/ a “Director’s Cut” of the entire road trip. I’ve added scenes, lengthened others and I think you guys will like hearing the extra stories not originally included.

Oregon is a captivating state that offers a diverse range of attractions, making it a fantastic destination for travelers. Nature enthusiasts are drawn to its breathtaking landscapes, from the rugged coastline of the Pacific Ocean to the lush forests and towering mountains of the Cascade Range. The iconic Crater Lake, a stunningly deep and clear caldera, stands as a testament to the state’s natural wonders. Visitors can also explore the Columbia River Gorge, known for its dramatic waterfalls, and the high desert terrain of central Oregon, which provides a unique contrast to the state’s more verdant regions. Beyond its natural beauty, Oregon boasts a vibrant cultural scene. The city of Portland is renowned for its eclectic arts community, quirky neighborhoods, and an emphasis on sustainability, as evidenced by its numerous eco-friendly initiatives and farm-to-table dining experiences. With its combination of captivating landscapes and vibrant culture, Oregon offers an enriching and memorable experience for every type of traveler.

For those seeking outdoor adventures, Oregon’s diverse geography provides an array of recreational activities. The state is a paradise for hikers, cyclists, and outdoor enthusiasts, offering an extensive network of trails and paths that wind through forests, alongside rivers, and up mountain slopes. The Oregon Coast, with its charming seaside towns, offers opportunities for beachcombing, tidepooling, and even whale watching. Wine aficionados can explore the Willamette Valley, a renowned wine region that produces exquisite Pinot Noir and other varietals. Furthermore, Oregon’s commitment to preserving its natural beauty is evident in its many national and state parks, where camping, fishing, and wildlife observation opportunities abound. From its captivating landscapes to its welcoming communities, Oregon beckons travelers to immerse themselves in its abundant beauty and diverse experiences.

VOX: What I learned from taking a train across the US

Here’s how US train travel went from excellent to mediocre.

Several factors contribute to the decline in train usage among US citizens compared to the past. One of the main reasons is the significant expansion of the highway system and the widespread availability of affordable cars. As personal vehicles became more accessible, convenient, and faster, people gradually shifted away from train travel, opting for the flexibility and independence that driving offers. Additionally, the rise of low-cost domestic flights further diminished the appeal of train travel for long-distance trips, as air travel became a more time-efficient option. Moreover, the United States has historically invested less in its passenger rail infrastructure compared to countries with robust train systems, leading to issues with outdated tracks, slower speeds, and limited coverage in certain regions. These shortcomings have resulted in a perception of trains as a less efficient and less viable mode of transportation for many Americans. However, there is a growing interest in sustainable and eco-friendly travel options, which may present an opportunity for a revival of train travel if investments are made in modernizing and expanding the rail network.

VIDEO GAME HUNTING in Eugene Oregon (4 Game & Music Stores)

My epic OREGON ROAD TRIP ends in Eugene where we hunt for video games and explore dark basements for musical hidden gems! Oh yeah, and I FINALLY found a holy grail game too!

CLZ Games app: https://www.collectorz.com/game/clz-games or just search for “CLZ” in the App / Play Store on your device.

** DISCLAIMER: Thanks to CLZ Games App for sponsoring this video! **

Oregon Road Trip: Crater Lake, Last Blockbuster & Video Game Hunting!

Part 2 of my epic Oregon ROAD TRIP! We’re visiting Crater Lake National Park for amazing views, doing some “Glamping” in Umpqua forest and exploring Bend for video games, beer and the last Blockbuster!

CLZ Games app: https://www.collectorz.com/game/clz-games or just search for “CLZ” in the App / Play Store on your device.

** DISCLAIMER: Thanks to CLZ Games App for sponsoring this video! **

Metal Jesus Travel Videos – Japan, Beach House, Las Vegas, Portland & More

Collection of my most popular travel and game hunting videos. We go to Japan, Oregon Beach, small towns in Washington, Las Vegas and more!

0:00 Japan Part 1
20:45 Japan Part 2
42:00 Oregon Beach House
55:25 Portland Retro Expo Trip
1:13:51 Small Washington Towns
1:30:46 Las Vegas

Health Update: I’m healing nicely and no more jaw pain which is great! However, I’m still getting used to the plastic retainer w/fake teeth in my mouth and I still slur when I talk. Right now I’m reading books out loud every day to try and get past that. Hopefully I’ll be back to creating NEW VIDEOS for you guys in a couple weeks. Thanks for your patience!