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Welcome back to another episode of the Stuck in Beta podcast! This week, Josh and Greg are diving into an absolute marathon session covering the glitches of modern adulthood, 90s nostalgia, and a massive update on the 134-year-old house flip.
We kick things off with a taste test of a very questionable banana-flavored beer, talk about the wild success of a viral drawing stencil video, and run down a packed Las Vegas itinerary. Then, we get into the heavy hitters: what exactly is a “Xennial,” why growing up analog was actually a superpower, and our thoughts on the wild new trailer for the live-action Masters of the Universe movie.
Finally, we head into the “How to Fix It” workshop for a massive DIY update. From opening a literal “can of worms” with 100-year-old knob-and-tube wiring, to fighting rusty spark plugs and dealing with a haunted refrigerator, there is a lot to catch up on.
Grab a craft beer, pull up a chair, and let’s get into it!
In This Episode:
Going Viral & Vegas Bound: Greg’s YouTube channel hits a massive milestone, plus concert plans for Def Leppard, 311, and the Vegas Sphere.
Beer – 4 Hands Brewery: We try the “Fat Elvis Absence of Light” peanut butter and banana beer (spoiler: it tastes like cheap bubblegum).
The Toy Takeover: Why Ruby the Golden Retriever is forcing a new household toy-storage strategy.
Music & Local Fun: Rumors of a new Tomahawk album, Mike Patton’s wild career, and reviewing the Game Show Battle Room in Chesterfield.
Snack Time – Hostess Mini Donettes: Testing out the limited-edition Carrot Cake and Churro donuts.
Pop Culture & Trailers: Reacting to Jared Leto as Skeletor in the new He-Man movie, The Mandalorian & Grogu, and why Toy Story 5 looks deeper than expected.
The “Xennial” Micro-Generation: Discussing the “Oregon Trail Generation” (1977-1983), The Anxious Generation, and how growing up without smartphones shaped our independence.
134-Year-Old House Rehab: The $2,500 abandoned couch, repairing the “flying carpet” window rot, and discovering ancient knob-and-tube electrical wiring.
The DIY Backlog: ChatGPT strategy fails, cleaning out a garage that smells like a dead animal, fixing a fridge that randomly loses power, and a brutal battle with a rusty V6 spark plug.
Don’t forget to LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and leave a comment down below! What was your favorite toy growing up, and would you keep that $2,500 abandoned couch? Let us know!
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By Greg & JoshWelcome back to another episode of the Stuck in Beta podcast! This week, Josh and Greg are diving into an absolute marathon session covering the glitches of modern adulthood, 90s nostalgia, and a massive update on the 134-year-old house flip.
We kick things off with a taste test of a very questionable banana-flavored beer, talk about the wild success of a viral drawing stencil video, and run down a packed Las Vegas itinerary. Then, we get into the heavy hitters: what exactly is a “Xennial,” why growing up analog was actually a superpower, and our thoughts on the wild new trailer for the live-action Masters of the Universe movie.
Finally, we head into the “How to Fix It” workshop for a massive DIY update. From opening a literal “can of worms” with 100-year-old knob-and-tube wiring, to fighting rusty spark plugs and dealing with a haunted refrigerator, there is a lot to catch up on.
Grab a craft beer, pull up a chair, and let’s get into it!
In This Episode:
Going Viral & Vegas Bound: Greg’s YouTube channel hits a massive milestone, plus concert plans for Def Leppard, 311, and the Vegas Sphere.
Beer – 4 Hands Brewery: We try the “Fat Elvis Absence of Light” peanut butter and banana beer (spoiler: it tastes like cheap bubblegum).
The Toy Takeover: Why Ruby the Golden Retriever is forcing a new household toy-storage strategy.
Music & Local Fun: Rumors of a new Tomahawk album, Mike Patton’s wild career, and reviewing the Game Show Battle Room in Chesterfield.
Snack Time – Hostess Mini Donettes: Testing out the limited-edition Carrot Cake and Churro donuts.
Pop Culture & Trailers: Reacting to Jared Leto as Skeletor in the new He-Man movie, The Mandalorian & Grogu, and why Toy Story 5 looks deeper than expected.
The “Xennial” Micro-Generation: Discussing the “Oregon Trail Generation” (1977-1983), The Anxious Generation, and how growing up without smartphones shaped our independence.
134-Year-Old House Rehab: The $2,500 abandoned couch, repairing the “flying carpet” window rot, and discovering ancient knob-and-tube electrical wiring.
The DIY Backlog: ChatGPT strategy fails, cleaning out a garage that smells like a dead animal, fixing a fridge that randomly loses power, and a brutal battle with a rusty V6 spark plug.
Don’t forget to LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and leave a comment down below! What was your favorite toy growing up, and would you keep that $2,500 abandoned couch? Let us know!