Hops and Hooves: A Humanity Podcast

Hot take! In this episode we talk about a common framework for giving and receiving "affection" (and in some contexts, feedback). What are the 5 love languages? Is there any evidence to support them? Where do they go right and where do they go wrong? Eric gets Sam to try out some homemade goat milk mozzarella, then he reviews Turbulent Consequence Noble Rot, a farmhouse ale by Block 15 (Corvallis, OR). And remember, don't be a dick, or a twat......or a twat waffle! Want to leave us a comment or question, leave us a voice message! Shop! Don't forget to check out our Hops Hooves and Humanity Etsy Store for handmade soaps, all proceeds support our 501c3 non-profit efforts!

(Content warning) This episode discusses sensitive subject matter and mentions instances and examples of domestic violence and intimate partner abuse. In this episode, we close out (for now) our series on domestic violence and intimate partner abuse. ** They may be your husband, brother, uncle, son, friend, no matter what they are still human. Humans that make some tragic errors. In this episode we talk about the development of males in our culture, how behavior is shaped from birth to play into certain roles, and how we have fused our assumptions about gender to specific behaviors. And remember, don't be a dick, or a twat......or a twat waffle! Want to leave us a comment or question, leave us a voice message! Resources/Suggested Readings: She is Not Your Rehab an anti-violence global movement birthed from a community barbershop in Christchurch, New Zealand by husband and wife Mataio and Sarah Brown. The Macho Paradox: Why Some Men Hurt Women and How All Men Can Help, by Dr. Jackson Katz, addresses the important issue of gender violence and its prevalence in American culture and society. The Gift of Fear, by Gavin de Becker, covering all the dangerous situations people typically face — street crime, domestic abuse, violence in the workplace — de Becker provides real-life examples and offers specific advice on restraining orders, self-defense, and more. But the key to self-protection, he demonstrates, is learning how to trust our own intuitions.  No Visible Bruises, by Rachel Louise Snyder, gives context for what we don’t know we’re seeing. She frames this urgent and immersive account of the scale of domestic violence in our country around key stories that explode the common myths Shop! Don't forget to check out our Hops Hooves and Humanity Etsy Store for handmade soaps, all proceeds support our 501c3 non-profit efforts!

(Content warning) This episode discusses sensitive subject matter and mentions instances and examples of domestic violence and intimate partner abuse. In this episode, we close out (for now) our series on domestic violence and intimate partner abuse. We review red flags, tips on how to talk about this to people you know, and provide some more resources from our own experience. And remember, don't be a dick, or a twat........or a twat waffle! Want to leave us a comment or question, leave us a voice message! Resources: Don't forget to check out our Hops Hooves and Humanity Etsy Store for handmade soaps, all proceeds support our 501c3 non-profit efforts!

(Content warning) This episode discusses sensitive subject matter and mentions instances and examples of domestic violence and intimate partner abuse. In this episode, we discuss a subject matter that hit really close to home. We share our personal experience with intimate partner abuse and the good, bad and ugly process we had to go through to get to a safe resolution. As always, don't be a dick, or a twat........or a twat waffle! Want to leave us a comment or question, leave us a voice message! Resources: Don't forget to check out our Hops Hooves and Humanity Etsy Store for handmade soaps, all proceeds support our 501c3 non-profit efforts!

(TW) This episode discusses sensitive subject matter and mentions instances and examples of domestic violence. This is part B of our second in a series of episodes where we discuss domestic violence and intimate partner abuse. Can abusive behaviors be defined and operationalized? We give even more examples of how abusive behaviors can be displayed according to research on red flags. As always, don't be a dick. Resources: Support Swiss Army Wife's (the band) return home by GoFundMe Don't forget to check out our Hops Hooves and Humanity Etsy Store for handmade soaps, all proceeds support our 501c3 non-profit efforts!

(TW) This episode discusses sensitive subject matter and mentions instances and examples of domestic violence. This is our second in a series of episodes where we discuss domestic violence and intimate partner abuse. Can abusive behaviors be defined and operationalized? We give examples of how abusive behaviors can be seen according to research on red flags. In applied beer analysis: Eric reviews A Brewed Abides, a white Russian inspired stout from Pelican Brewing (Pacific City, OR). As always, don't be a dick. Resources: Support Swiss Army Wife's (the band) return home by GoFundMe Don't forget to check out our Hops Hooves and Humanity Etsy Store for handmade soaps, all proceeds support our 501c3 non-profit efforts!

(TW) This episode discusses sensitive subject matter and mentions instances and examples of domestic violence.  This is our first in a series of episodes where we discuss domestic violence and intimate partner abuse. A topic, though more common than we care to admit, is rarely tackled and spoken about openly. How big of an issue is domestic violence in the U.S.? What are some common myths about DV? Can and should this be a topic within the realm of Applied Behavior Analysis? Listen to our answers to these questions and more. Stayed tuned to our podcast and our other social media outlets for additional information and resources on this topic. In applied beer analysis: Eric reviews THICC: Painkiller, a fruited gose from Claim 52 Brewing (Eugene, OR). As always, don't be a dick. Resources: Don't forget to check out our Hops Hooves and Humanity Etsy Store for handmade soaps, all proceeds support our 501c3 non-profit efforts!

In this episode, we provide some updates on our goings on, we preview an upcoming series on domestic abuse, and then we touch on recent problematic behavior towards the disabled community by behavior analysts. In applied beer analysis: Eric reviews Just the Haze from Samuel Adams (Boston, MA). As always, don't be a dick. Resources: Don't forget to check out our Hops Hooves and Humanity Etsy Store for handmade soaps, all proceeds support our non-profit efforts!

In this episode, we jump into a prime example of misogyny in business. Eric and Sam also discuss a few alternative behaviors for men (in particular) in order to be more supportive and avoid being misogynistic. In applied beer analysis: Eric reviews Spruce Goose from Laurelwood (Portland, OR). As always, don't be a dick.

We're baaaaack! Before we end 2022, we wanted to take the time to delve into this year of our podcast "absence". Is advocacy remorse a thing? We think there is, we discuss this and the inherent privilege that it exposes. In this episode Eric and Sam recap the year that was, from societal events, to business, to personal. How did we manage ourselves throughout the year while still being committed to our values.  In applied beer analysis: Eric reviews Mocha Dolche stout from Firestone Walker (Pasa Robles, CA).