We like to think we're starting a tradition with our #ipaday podcasts. This one is all over the place. They say it is good to make lists if you are writing something, so here is a list about what you can expect: Dogfish 120, Pamprin, Rodeo Clown, dead frogs, Art Car, yoga mats, Yellow Rose, dogs and kids at bars, amaretto, 7-Iron, Back Pew, cheatin on your favorite brewery and Snapchat. Oh, and "Are You There God, It's Me, Margaret," Republican haircuts and corn ravioli. That enough?

COOP Ale Works of Oklahoma City storms Cottonwood on N. Shepherd to introduce a great selection of beers to the Houston beer scene. Sean, their sales and marketing director, stepped far enough away from the funk and the noise to record this quick bonus session and tell us a lot about their beers in just a little bit of time. Enjoy!

We're all over the place today and thrilled that Providence in the Houston Heights is our host. On the agenda: Karbach's corporate BFFs, why your favorite brewery might find it harder to sell you food and beer on site and great spots to drink in West Texas. Everywhere north of Abilene, in fact. Finally, beer and yoga ~ really a winning combination? Beer events, beer complaints, beer belching, keeping your beard out of your beer, all in Session 13.

It's our last session from Jugs. We do our best to avoid mansplainin' and help a newcomer to Houston with great places to get beer on draft and to take home. Plus the podcasters are put on the spot to name their top 5 breweries in and around the city. There's lots of overlap in the choices. Also, spin the bottle, live on the air, just like when you were kids. (Mentions today include City Acre, Hay Merchant, Underbelly, Brash, Platypus, Sigma, Big Bend Brewing, Ziegen Bock, Left Hand Milk Stout, Spindletap, Karbach, Saint Arnold, Buffalo Bayou, D&Q and B-52.)