my weekly installment of the useless treasures found on my compass-less quests in the vast lands of Webtopia. The haul this week is a horde 

A Valuable Lesson In The Power of Editing Video and Bacon. Last week I made a Bill-E's and Conecuh Bacon review show for Old Shell Market and posted an 11 minute version on youtube. No matter how I tried, I just could not get the length of the video below 5 minutes. Well, after some needed time away from the creation of this project, I bit the bullet and deleted all the extra parts that I had previously thought that I just had to to keep. Like making good bacon, I chose the p

Mobile, Alabama and iHeart Media radio legend and "bacon expert" Uncle Henry helps me review Bill-E's Small Batch Bacon vs. Conecuh Bacon for the Old Shell Market. While I have to disclose this is sponsored content, the reactions and opinions are genuine and truly delicious. Spoiler: Bill-E ain't lying when he says "singing to your cured pork" is the secret to truly great bacon. How we judged: 1. Packaging 2. Raw Eye And Smell Test 3. Taste 4. Grease Quality I want to give Un

Behold this week's booty of digital treasures unearthed while kicking around Al Gore's seductive internet. We have Canadian axe men aiming to take over American cities, starting your own Micro-nation, getting away with destroying priceless museum art, and viral stupid human tricks marketing. This 9th installment of Gloriou5 is brought to you by Container Yard and the Swain Sinus Show. Enjoy! 1. Modern Day Bowling, With Axes Beer drinking and ax throwing. Sign me up! That’s wh

Scuba diving through the depths and pipes of Al Gore's magical internet I found foolproof mosquito fighting fashions, 19,000 lost at sea swimming rubber duckies, time traveling vacations and giant beach bubbles. Summer is definitely in full swing, and so is this Gloriou5. Enjoy: 1. Japanese full-body mosquito net jumpsuits When there just isn't enough mosquito spray in all the Gulf Coast, you know have the fool proof full-body mosquito net jumpsuits from Japan. I bet the Nets

It's just a simple super giant beach bubbles video. But, why do I find this video so mesmerizing and wonderful? Maybe I'm getting ad

Welcome to another installment of the Gloriou5. Like an out of control bottle rocket I soar thru Al Gore’s fantastic internet galaxy gathering my favorite fascinating and slaphappy digital distractions and oases, then I share them with you. Since it's that time of year when we are assaulted by Chinese made micro-bombs bursting in air, this week's picks are packed and loaded in the theme of "things that can and do go boom". 1. The Ever Exploding Internet - By The Second Do we

This is a new addition to the Gloriou5 experience - the oh-so-close finds that just didn't make the official list . {Editor's Note: there really isn't a strict standard of what makes the Gloriou5 official list.} Enjoy: 1. Drone Meets Fireworks Show and It's Beautiful (via Digg) 2. The Gentleman’s Guide To Amputation - This workplace style how-to guide poster could come in handy during any zombie or Shark-nado apocalypse. 3. Toy Yoda - this made this almost list because I was

Due to the positive reception with the Gloriou5 blog and email - Stacy Wellborn (Deep Fried Podcast Studios) has ordered me to crank out the Podcast5 blog. Essentially, this will be a weekly blog of my favorite shows and episodes that are fed into my Overcast playlist, shows I just happen to stumble upon, and podcast recommendation from my podcast circle of friends and creators. {EDITOR'S NOTE}: These first five are some blockbuster mega-podcasts, but I promise to share more