Beer Can House

The Atlas Obscura Podcast

SiriusXM Podcasts & Atlas Obscura

Society & Culture, Places & Travel

4.6 • 1.6K Ratings

🗓️ 5 January 2022

⏱️ 15 minutes

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Summary

John Milkovisch spent 18 years covering his Houston home in beer cans. The house has been preserved for visitors since John’s death in 1988. READ MORE IN THE ATLAS: https://www.atlasobscura.com/places/beer-can-house

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0:00.0	Hi, Gwene, how are you doing?
0:02.6	Hi.
0:03.6	I'm doing good.
0:04.6	I'm doing pretty good.
0:05.6	Good.
0:06.6	How are you?
0:07.6	I'm good.
0:08.6	Maybe, since I think this might be the first or one of the first times that listeners
0:14.6	are hearing you, maybe you could introduce yourself and say what you do on the show
0:20.0	or what you've been doing.
0:21.6	Yeah.
0:22.6	So, my name is Gwene.
0:23.6	Govea.
0:24.6	My full name is actually Gwenevere, but everybody calls me Gwene.
0:27.6	And I'm an intern here at Stitcher, and I'm working on the Atlas Obscure podcast.
0:34.1	And where are you based?
0:36.6	I am based in Houston, Texas right now.
0:40.2	That's awesome.
0:41.2	I've always, you know, it's funny, I've been to Texas a bunch of times.
0:44.2	I've been to Austin, I've been to El Paso, I've been to Dallas, Fort Worth a bunch of
0:51.4	times.
0:52.4	I've never been to Houston, and it's always kind of seemed like, I mean, this is,
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