This episode we begin our series called Getting Creative With COVID! First, we play "ding-dong ditch" with a high school teacher turned "troll king." Next, we hold onto our beers like an 'oh $hit bar' while speaking with a High Sierra four-wheel drive club. Finally, we get ready for fall by bashing two brown ales against each other in our Beer Dome competition. That, and our usual craic on this episode of Life in 16 oz.

Show Notes
Jay McElroy, Turlock Area Beer Trolls / Buccaholics (10:32)
Beer Dome - Battle of the Brown Ales - Intro (33:05)
Ryan Rocha and Phil Mazon, Kingsburg 4 Wheel Drive Club (35:37)
Beer Dome - Battle of the Brown Ales - Conclusion (1:05:10)
Jay McElroy (Twitter) / Buccaholics / Tampa Bay Buccaneers / Carrie Underwood / Where Have All the Good Horror Movies Gone? (Jon Heder and Michael Rosenbaum podcast) / Absolution Brewing Company / Blaker Brewing / Dust Bowl Brewing Company / Firestone Walker Brewing Company / Cigar City Brewing / Big Sky Brewing Company / Kingsburg 4 Wheel Drive Club / California Four Wheel Drive Association  / Sierra National Forest (Facebook) / Sierra National Forest (U.S. Forest Service) / Tread Lightly / Leave No Trace / Warn Winches

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Jay McElroy, founder of Turlock Area Beer Trolls, poses with the group's official beer koozie and sticker. Find out more about how this group's "trolls" differ from those wine and drink fairy peeps by listening to this month's podcast. (Life in 16 oz. photo/Brandon McCarty)

Jay McElroy prepares a "beer bomb" for a delivery later in the day. McElroy is the founder of the Turlock Area Beer Trolls, a type of wine and drink fairy-style group that likes to put a smile on the faces of unsuspecting Turlock recipients. Listen to the podcast to find out more about Jay and his Beer Trolls. (Life in 16 oz. photo/Brandon McCarty)

An assortment of beers stand fast, ready to be 'locked and loaded' into several Turlock Area Beer Trolls "beer bombs" slated for delivery later that day. Beer styles are selected based on the recipient's tastes (and the preferences of the beer troll actually purchasing the beer). This assortment of beers was selected by Jay McElroy,