Episode 3

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30th Jun 2020

The Wire Season One/Episode Three: "The Buys"

In this Episode, Howard Fletcher and Aaron Couch discuss Daniels taking the heat, DeAngelo’s elusive wisdom and chess teaching skills, McNulty being a “leader of men,” the observations of Omar, Bubbles and his style sense, and what it takes to follow a code.

The Episode’s Wine:

2018 Syrah – produced by Ed Boyce and Sarah O’Harren of Black Ankle Vineyards of Mt. Airy Maryland. 

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Vino & Convo w/Fletch & Couch
A media re-watch podcast for lovers of wine and craft beer
Vino and Convo is a re-watch podcast with the mission to analyze media, sports, and politics while sharing a bottle of wine or craft beer from the many producers in our mid-Atlantic home.
To start, we are going to re-watch The HBO classic original series The Wire. Actually, in Fletch’s case it is a re-watch. Couch is experiencing the show for the very first time.
We are analyzing all 5 seasons, 60 episodes, and think it should give us plenty to chew on as we chop it up. And, the best part is that we will be doing this while enjoying wine or craft beer that has been created by our local artisans in the Washington DC metropolitan area – also known as the DMV.
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Howard Fletcher

Howard Fletcher is a multimedia journalist. He has also worked over 20 years as a licensed Realtor in the Washington D.C. Metropolitan Area. Howard is a proud alumnus of the Smith School of Business and the Philip Merrill College of Journalism at the University of Maryland in College Park.