It’s a Micro Brew Bonus Episode! Musician Jerred Lazar (formerly of American Television) hops on the show to chat about bands, beer, wine, and the art of balancing music with everyday life.

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It's the first episode of Strange Brew month! This week, we’re heading to small-town Wisconsin for one of the creepiest, and most overlooked, paranormal stories in the Midwest: The Tallman House Haunting. In 1987, the Tallman family of Horicon brought home a used set of bunk beds that seemed to unleash something terrifying. Radios tuned themselves, voices whispered in the dark, and glowing red eyes peered out of the children’s room. The events were so intense the family fled their home, and the story became the subject of an eerie Unsolved Mysteries segment. Was it truly a cursed object, a case of mass hysteria, or something else entirely?

But before we climb into those haunted bunk beds, we’ll lighten the mood with some fresh fall flavors: a rundown of upcoming Oktoberfest and seasonal beer release. From malty Märzens to Wisconsin classics making their return.

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The boys are back after a quick break. Beer smuggling gone wrong, birthday boy grumpy grumps, and some life stuff. This week's brews are New Glarus Spotted Cow and Southern Tier Pumking.

Grief sneaks in when we least expect it. TV can become an issue in a relationship. And maybe game shows are only for people who’ve figured out how to fake joy. It’s raw, it’s real, and it’s best accompanied by this week’s brew: Lion Tail Brewing Co.’s Mother Pucker

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Welcome to a new experimental podcast from Drew: P is for Punk. Each episode dives into the world of punk one album at a time, one letter at a time. For this pilot, we kick things off with the 1995 classic, …And Out Come the Wolves by Rancid. Drew explores the history behind the record, how it was received, and shares his own take on why it still matters. It’s the first step in finding the flow for what could become a new ongoing series — so let’s see where the alphabet takes us.

Rob and Drew finally decide it’s time to build a listener base—one person at a time. Drew vents about the overused phrase “love that for him,” while Rob mostly just stirs the pot. This week’s brew: Toppling Goliath’s Cyber Sue. Fair warning: the dogs in the background had some strong opinions too.

Rob and Drew return from their sunburnt, dehydrated adventure in Burbank. From the laughs at The Comedy Store to the magic of the WB tour, they unpack the trip and try to figure out why Drew never smiles when he’s actually having fun.

This week, the dudes dive into Minnesota’s infamous Surly Laws after a recent trip across the border. Drew confronts his fear of skyrocketing Uber prices, and the guys hatch a plan for the rise of LA Drew. .

This episode’s brew? A classy combo of 1792 Small Batch bourbon and some good ol’ mineral water—hydration and intoxication in perfect harmony.

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