Bru ‘N Company

Hey now! In the 92nd episode, Tyler is on fire to start the show while Bru shares how his mom said no to generational wealth on Mother’s Day. Bru thinks Chick-Fil-A should get to know their customers better and reveals why he thinks Virginia secretly hated his family. Tyler and Bru discuss the OSU-Texas start time and how much is too much to spend on memorabilia. Schepp gives his immediate reaction to the Cavs playoff exit while Bru recommends changes to the NBA. It’s been a bad week for two Buckeyes and Bru throws out some numbers to support Tiger’s case for the GOAT of golf.

Comin' atcha! In the 91st episode, Bru and Tyler are joined by Mr. Too Much himself, as we celebrate Cinco de Mayo early by speaking Spanish. The guys discuss which of the five senses they'd be okay with losing and how old is too old to describe a kid's age in months. Bru and Tyler put the skillset of Marcus to the test by playing a game of celebrity impressions roulette, then go on to reveal everyone's celebrity crushes, some good, some old. The guys recap Ohio State's success from this weekend's NFL Draft and how easy recruiting must be now for Ryan Day. And the show ends by test driving a new idea for summer.

Hey now! In the 90th episode, you’re in for a good one, as it’s a Pozza party! Brent Pozza stops by to recap his and, of course, Rory's unforgettable weekend at Augusta National. From prime seat strategies and his elite concession lineup to the beauty of the no-phone policy and even... the bathrooms? You’ve never heard The Masters broken down like this. Plus, Schepp is back with Tyler and Bru, as the Buckeye Guys dive into the latest transfer portal drama surrounding Nico Iamaleava and the need for the NCAA to set parameters, and fast.

Comin' atcha! In the 89th episode, Bru and Tyler are busy, just not as busy as Schepp. Bru recaps another successful autograph show, his injury from it, and how he got ghosted...by Tyler. March Madness has made history, both on the court and on Bru's bracket. The fellas talk about how the NIL is killing Cinderella and how Bru might've contributed to killing Santa for a family at church. Financing has hit a new low thanks to Door Dash, Tyler's new motorcycle honors his dad and Bru’s new favorite show pokes fun at an NFL fan base.

Hey now! In the 88th episode, Bru is getting back to his roots and Tyler needs to restock his fridge. Bru is reminded that our bodies are temples and he reminisced about stories from his 6th grade silent protest and his parents' humorous church welcome. Tyler and Bru take a segment to discuss a real mistake in real estate and the positives that came from it. Bru knows the one place in America you can still get gas for $1.49 and computes what his sister-in-law would've made while in labor if she had Josh Allen's new contract. And we drop some famous names: Deshaun Watson gets engaged, Kevin Durant is on Tinder, Tyler's dad loved Dale Jarrett and a bartender's mom really loved Rusty Wallace. And we get you ready for 2025 with some Buckeye spring football talk.

Comin' atcha! In the 87th episode, Tyler recaps his flu game episode and Bru and Schepp get new nicknames. Bru has found a new favorite show, presents some new funny names and sends up prayers for Joann's and Hooters. The Buckeye Guys assess how the podcast has taken over their lives, analyze first birthday parties and Schepp and Tyler give Bru some advice on being an uncle. Bru introduces us to a new side hustle, someone is stoned at Nabisco headquarters and we end the show in style… with some more fart humor.

Hey now! In the 86th episode, it's a birthday celebration for Schepp and Tyler! Bru is getting forgetful, Tyler tore his butt cheek at work and Bru thinks cable TV is the heart of the home. We discuss a guy buried with his motorcycle, Bru recalls a blind spot when learning how to drive and Spring Training baseball was lit in the 1970's. And we have a special guest, Pickerington North head football coach Nate Hillerich joins us. He discusses the importance of family, his keys to consistent success and team togetherness and breaks down the legendary scoop and score from Jack Sawyer. And what is the one memory of Jack he feels should be more talked about and celebrated? It's all here!

Comin' atcha! In the 85th episode, we have a new open and new autographs to pursue. The Buckeye Guys are still on cloud nine after the championship and Bru has come up with some new coaching candidates.The show turns 3 next week, Bru sets a goal to be blocked on Twitter and he realized something new about Christmas Vacation. Tyler hates the word, "adversity", Bru shares the most absurd autograph purchase and how losses led to two national titles in Columbus. Will Howard gets us, TreVeyon Henderson is the perfect Christian example and Tyler shares a quote on fighting. Happy Birthday to the Company!

Hey now! In the 84th episode, Jesus Won! And The Ohio State Buckeyes are National Champs! The Buckeye Guys try and put it in words what it all means to them, less than 24 hours after the confetti fell and the trophy was raised. Sir Marcus Walsh joins the show to talk about the difficulty of watching the game being a fan of both the Irish and Bucks. And Evan Bentley comes on to share his experience at the Cotton Bowl, his pride as a Pickerington guy watching Jack Sawyer’s legendary touchdown and what it meant to him sharing that experience with his wife and oldest son. And somehow, Bru works in a story about feet pics.

Go Bucks and God Bless!!

Comin' atcha! In the 83rd episode, the Buckeye Guys kick off the new season in style. It's National Pass Gas Day, Schepp shares the microphone with his brother on ESPN and Bru explains just how Joy Taylor got a leg up on the competition at Fox. And it's 2025, so it's story time, as Tyler shares his mother-in-law's football schedule confusion and Schepp reveals how his former professor made a mockery of the NHL Draft. Bru finds a correlation between the NIL and the SEC decline and compares Home Alone to Biden-flation. The fellas celebrate a Rose Bowl victory, get excited for the Longhorns and cook up a winner in the Fast Food Bracket.