The Difference Between explores the world of "information doppelgängers"—persons, places, and things in the known world that always get confused for something else.
Thanks go out to Andrew Buchanan and Hartfield & Co., Bourbon County’s first bourbon distillery since Prohibition, Hopewell Museum, and the city of Paris, KY.
The Difference Between tackles whiskeys—all of them. We get a private whiskey-tasting party care of Straight Up Bar and Beverage (http://straightupbnb.com/) covering scotch (blended, single malt, smoked, peated), Irish whiskey, bourbon, rye, and also discussing Canadian and Japanese whiskeys. Fun fact: after an hour of tasting six different whiskeys, whiskey tastes f#$%ing disgusting and makes you regret tasting six different whiskeys in an hour.
The Difference Between, Episode 001: The Danish and the Dutch. The Danes. The Dutches. Both are Europeans (right?) Maybe even northern Europeans. They come from Denmark, and Holland. Or the Netherlands. Amsterdam is in one of them. Copenhagen might. Or maybe it’s Stockholm? Jericho collects some Danish/Dutch associations from rando’s on the street, and talks to a pair of Danish people and Dutch people each to really figure out the difference between them.