4.24 Scuba Deuce Part 2

Episode Summary

Scuba Deuce recaps a hashing life that began during a deployment in Sigonella, Italy, and became regular in Southern Maryland around 2015. The main story is his decision to help host U.S. Nash Hash at a campground after a successful smaller event suggested the venue could scale, aided by playbooks and advice from previous organizers.

He gives an unusually practical account of registration swings, cancellations, food and beer forecasting, storms, volunteer staffing, data, and the manageable crises of a mid-sized event. The discussion also looks ahead to future Nash Hash and America Interhash plans, then detours into campouts and the gloriously questionable Malört Mile. It is an honest organizer’s view of what keeps a national gathering alive when no obvious host steps forward.