Cartoon illustration of five people at a bar, with a sign for a history class called 'After 2 Beers'. The people are smiling, holding beers and microphones, with a background of shelves filled with bottles. The right side shows a person with sunglasses and a black leather jacket making a rock sign, two mugs of beer, and text, 'History you actually want to listen to.' The left side has a menu of topics including celebrities, presidents, strange history, crime, mysteries, Indiana stories, and more, with icons of a beer mug, headphones, globe, and text.
Cartoon illustration of five people at a bar, with a sign for a history class called 'After 2 Beers'. The people are smiling, holding beers and microphones, with a background of shelves filled with bottles. The right side shows a person with sunglasses and a black leather jacket making a rock sign, two mugs of beer, and text, 'History you actually want to listen to.' The left side has a menu of topics including celebrities, presidents, strange history, crime, mysteries, Indiana stories, and more, with icons of a beer mug, headphones, globe, and text.

History Lessons

A cartoon-style illustration of Abraham Lincoln as a wrestler, standing victorious on a wrestling ring over a defeated opponent. Lincoln is dressed in a wrestling singlet with American flag details and a presidential collar, holding a top hat. The opponent has a tattoo that reads "DISUNION" and is lying on the ground. In the background, a crowd of men in 19th-century attire cheers. There is a bottle labeled "Kentucky Bourbon" and a large figure of a belt with Lincoln's seal. Text at the bottom reads: "ABRAHAM LINCOLN, PRESIDENT, WRESTLER, TAVERN OWNER. He freed the slaves. He led the nation. And he pinned anyone who stood in the way."
A vintage-style illustrated poster featuring Abraham Lincoln as a bartender at Honest Abe's Tavern. Lincoln is cleaning a beer mug, surrounded by a bar scene with patrons and bottles, with signs promoting good beer and free men. The poster celebrates Lincoln as a president, wrestler, and tavern owner, with humorous text about leadership and beer.
Illustration of Billy the Kid, a western outlaw, holding a mug of beer, with various posters and signs referencing his legend, crimes, and a reward for his capture, set against a saloon background.
A vintage-themed poster celebrating American Pie with a jukebox, an American flag, a classic car, a broken pie, and photos of singers. Text highlights episode #79 and a song by Don McLean, mentioning nostalgic memories and cultural changes.
Comic-style poster for episode 80 of 'The Boston Tea Party', titled 'Dumped Tea. Zero Chill.' Features revolutionary-era figures with sunglasses and pirate hats, holding a sign about taxation without representation, a crate labeled 'East India Tea Co.', and a seagull with a tea bag. Includes humorous and rebellious text about tea and taxes, with a background of a harbor with buildings and boats.
Illustration of Betty White surrounded by dogs, with a microphone and a coffee mug that says 'Stay Golden'. The background has tropical trees and a vintage TV with text 'The Golden Girl'. The image promotes episode 72 of a show titled after Betty White, describing her as an actress, comedian, icon, and legend, mentioning her age and humor.
Illustrated portrait of Bob Ross, smiling, holding a paintbrush with green paint, on a painting of mountains and a lake. Surrounding him are art supplies, a squirrel holding a sign that says "Squirrel Approved!", a coffee mug with a quote, and a color palette. The background has a vintage-inspired design with movie episode info and humorous quotes.
Illustration of Bruce Willis as an action hero with a dog, holding a beer mug with "42B" on it, in front of a cityscape with burning buildings. Text highlights his tough persona, humor, and references to movies and plans, including the slogan "After 2 Beers" and episode number 42.
A colorful poster promoting a racing event called 'The Cannonball Run' with 8 cars, 2800 miles, one goal, and no regrets. It features a group of excited and happy racers, some in vehicles, with smoke and dust behind them. Several signs and banners indicate the setting is a wild, lawless race, with references to speed, risk, and humor. The poster includes various slogans, rules, and a survival kit list, all styled in a vintage, comic book aesthetic.
A humorous faux mugshot poster of Charles Manson, with wild hair and beard, holding a sign with his name and details. The poster labels him as a cult leader and counterculture crusher, from episode 138 of a series called 'After 2 Beers'.
Illustrated infographic about the accidental invention of Coca-Cola by Dr. John Sith Pemberton, showing a man with glasses and a beard holding a bottle labeled 'Headache Cure (Probably)'. The poster includes humorous elements, a list of steps for inventing the drink, fun facts, and a brief history of Coca-Cola.
Cartoon characters representing COVID-19 and Spanish flu as boxers in a boxing ring, with a humorous tone about virus competition. Includes a sanitizer, beer mugs, a roll of toilet paper as a referee, and various speech bubbles with humorous comments. The image promotes hand washing and drinking beer.
Illustration of Dolly Parton with long, curly blonde hair singing and playing guitar in a pink, sparkly outfit. Background features a rural landscape, neon and marquee signs, and a poster reading "After 2 Beers". Text highlights her career as singer, songwriter, philanthropist, icon, and her episode number 34, with a description of her achievements.
An older woman dressed in military camouflage lying prone with a sniper rifle, wearing glasses and military patches including 'Dr. Ruth' and 'Sexpert'. She is smiling and aiming through the scope. Behind her, there is an American flag and a watchtower. She has a sign that reads 'Mission: Open Communication, Eliminate Ignorance', a mug with 'Let's Talk', and bullets nearby. The poster promotes Dr. Ruth as a sniper, counselor, and mission of connection, emphasizing her role in helping people hit their stride and promoting a sex-positive, stronger nation.
A colorful illustrated poster of Dr. Seuss, featuring him with a large red and white striped hat, holding a mug that says "I DO NOT LIKE THEM SAM-I-AM," surrounded by whimsical characters and books. The poster includes details about his works and a list of today's agenda with positive goals, celebrating Dr. Seuss's contributions to literature.
Illustration of a man in sunglasses and a suit sitting inside an airplane surrounded by money, holding a glass of whiskey and a note that says 'I HAVE A BOMB'. The background shows sky with clouds and a parachutist. Various newspaper headlines about a $200,000 hijacking and missing person DB Cooper are visible, along with a bag of cash and a sign with a quote about the crime.
Illustration of Edgar Allan Poe holding a mug with the quote "Quoth the Raven, I need another beer". The background includes Ravens, books titled "The Tell-Tale Heart," "The Pit and the Pendulum," "The Masque of the Red Death," and "The Raven." There are speech bubbles with Edgar saying "I'm just a Poe boy & nobody loves me" and "Nevermore beers, nevermore." There is a sign with Poe's plan to write something depressing, drink something stronger, and repeat forever. An ink bottle labeled "black as my soul" and a bottle of Old Poe bourbon. A black cat resting on the books. A to-do list with tasks like writing a poem, getting famous, understanding women, and profit. The bottom features Poe's name, titles, and a quote about his dark life and love.