This week on the podcast, Beltus returns to the for an episode covering sports, internet culture, current events, and plenty of laughs along the way.

We kick things off with the internet phenomenon known as "Chud the Builder" and discuss why unusual online personalities continue to capture so much attention. From there, we break down the NBA Conference Finals, including the New York Knicks' run to the NBA Finals and the Western Conference showdown between the San Antonio Spurs and Oklahoma City Thunder.

We also take a look at the controversial Enhanced Games and what performance-enhancing substances in competition could mean for the future of sports. In combat sports, we discuss Ronda Rousey's recent comments about how a rematch with Holly Holm would go and where that upset ranks among the most memorable moments in MMA history.

The conversation continues with the Great American State Fair lineup, quarterback Jaxson Dart introducing President Trump at a public event, and Greg Hardy missing weight for an MMA fight by a staggering 26 pounds.

As always, we wrap things up with a Rapid Fire round featuring sports, food, road trips, movies, and plenty of random nonsense.

We also sip on and review Baby Kittens from Fat Orange Cat Brew Co. and Merry Monks from Weyerbacher.

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On this episode of Colompton Beer Club, we crack open some beers and run through one of the wildest mixes of topics yet. We pay tribute to legendary hip-hop artist Rob Base, break down the NBA Playoffs with Cavs vs. Knicks and Spurs vs. Thunder, and go over the early projected NFL win totals for the 2026 season.

We also review the MVP MMA card featuring Ronda Rousey vs. Gina Carano and give the good, the bad, and the ugly of the card. We react to the bizarre trend of men paying to give themselves fake cauliflower ear to look like fighters.

We also sip on and review Premium PILS by Sierra Nevada and Pils-Boh Baggins by Crooked Crab Brewing Company.

Elsewhere in the episode, we discuss:

• The three states with only one “Big 4” sports team
• Adult content industry statistics and internet culture
• A Florida teacher fired for doing her job and giving students zeroes on missing assignments

• IRS settlement news involving the Trump family
• The hottest temperatures ever recorded on Earth
• The Amy Winehouse documentary and her lasting influence on music

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This week on the Colompton Beer Club, we break down the NBA Playoffs, including the Knicks sweeping Philly, Detroit collapsing after a 2–0 lead, OKC steamrolling L.A., and the Spurs taking control against Minnesota. We also discuss the biggest surprise of the postseason and which teams suddenly look dangerous moving forward.

From there, we jump into the NFL schedule release season and talk prime-time matchups, brutal schedules, and why the NFL somehow dominates sports conversations year-round, even in the offseason.

In the UFC discussion, we react to Sean Strickland defeating Khamzat Chimaev and what the result means for the division moving forward. We discuss Strickland’s strange rise in MMA, Khamzat’s weaknesses, and what could happen next in the title picture.

We also get into entertainment and nostalgia talk, including thoughts on the Kevin Hart roast, the changing culture around comedy, reactions to the Hulk Hogan documentary, and the weird realization that Spencer’s and Hot Topic feel completely different from one another.

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We're back with another happy hour conversation covering sports, internet culture, conspiracy theories, and the weird reality of modern life.

This week, we break down the current NBA Playoffs conference semifinals, discuss every NFL team’s last 30-touchdown quarterback, and react to the latest Detroit Pistons comeback victory over the Orlando Magic after being down 3-1. We also talk about the insane ticket prices surrounding UFC Freedom 250 and whether live sporting events are becoming impossible for normal fans to attend.

Elsewhere in the episode, they discuss the newly released Super Bowl LX FCC complaints, spam calls, and the viral online prediction claiming the world could experience a 9-day global blackout in July 2026.

The episode closes with a conversation about Hantavirus, internet panic cycles, and “5 Things Ruined by Social Media.”

Sports, conspiracy theories, internet nonsense, and complete derailments, all while reviewing and sipping on Trail Magic Hazy IPA by Monument City Brewing Co. and Slim Dusty Hazy IPA by M8 Beer.

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This week on the Colompton Beer Club Podcast, we ask, "What actually feels real anymore?"

We kick things off asking, "If you had to survive inside a video game for two years, what game are you choosing and who’s coming with you?"

We also talk about whether people even enjoy movies the same way anymore, and run through a list of everyday things that might not exist in the near future.

On the culture side, we touch on the latest reactions online, including the response to a post from Ben Stiller, and why everything seems to turn into outrage so quickly.

We also break down some wild headlines, including the allegations involving Lorna Hajdini, and why real-life stories are starting to sound more unbelievable than fiction.

On the sports side, we dive into the NBA Playoffs, early takeaways, standout performances, and who looks like they can actually go the distance. We also break down the NFL Draft aftermath, including Diego Pavia landing with the Baltimore Ravens, plus more involving Dianna Russini and Mike Vrabel.

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Jenn B returns to Colompton Beer Club, and the energy picks up immediately; beers are poured, conversations flow, and no shortage of topics to get into.

This episode moves from wild Coachella side hustles to viral expectations gone wrong, before shifting into something heavier with the ongoing conversation around missing scientists. From there, it’s straight into sports—Mike Vrabel buzz, early NFL Draft reactions, and players who still don’t get the respect they’ve earned.

We also tap into the current NBA Playoffs, break down WrestleMania fallout and the retirement of Brock Lesnar, and ask a simple question: could kids today survive the Myspace Top 8 era?

To close it out, we talk fast food subscriptions, run a rapid fire round, and review Passport Royale from Brewery Ommegang and 7:54 from Ministry of Brewing.

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On this episode of the Colompton Beer Club Podcast, we open things up with a simple observation: people are outside more than ever… but not really present. From walking through public spaces glued to phones to the way we experience events through a screen, we start with how everyday awareness seems to be slipping.

From there, we discuss the reality behind Coachella and what it actually costs to attend, how it’s evolved over time, and whether people are going for the experience or just to be seen. We also talk through headlines that feel off, including Britney Spears’ ongoing public scrutiny, the Katy Perry and Ruby Rose situation, and the Amazon incident that raises questions about how people are treated within large systems.

We shift into lighter territory with the most disliked fast food chains in the U.S., then move into sports: NFL teams tied to repeated rebuilds, recent off-field headlines, and a noticeable drop in UFC Miami event numbers compared to past years. We also check in on NBA playoff storylines and what expansion to Seattle and Las Vegas could mean for the league.

We closed out with some rapid-fire questions.

We also sipped on and reviewed 3 Floyds Turbo Reaper and It's Complicated Being A Wizard by Burlington Beer Co.

This week on the Colompton Beer Club Podcast, we start with Steve’s trip to Atlantic City. From the highs and lows to the moments that define a weekend like that, he breaks down what actually made the trip worth it.

From there, the conversation shifts into something bigger: how much do celebrity opinions actually matter? We talk about Chilli and the reaction to her political stance, Charles Barkley speaking out on social issues despite potential backlash, and Victoria Pedretti, and where the line is when celebrity culture starts to feel uncomfortable.

We also get into rising costs at Disney World and whether the experience still matches the price, along with Netflix walking back its household sharing crackdown after losing subscribers, raising the question of whether streaming is starting to look a lot like cable again.

On the sports side, we talk about Michigan Wolverines men's basketball winning the national title, how the National Basketball Association season is shaping up heading into the playoffs, and Kevin Durant making moves off the court with a major investment tied to Maryland.

We close things out with a simple question that might say more than it should: vanilla or chocolate ice cream?

Because sometimes the smallest answers reveal the most.

We also sip on and review Throwback Pale Ale by Monument Brewing Company and Perni Pernicious IPA by Wicker Weed Brewing.

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On this episode of the Colompton Beer Club Podcast, we move from real-life moments to cultural headlines, sports conversations, and everything in between, while reviewing The Beast of Both Worlds from Lagunitas Brewing Company and Mountain Girl from Union Craft Brewing.

We kick things off, stepping into culture and chaos. We revisit the 1985 Filthy 15 list and what it says about censorship then versus now, talk about Uncle Luke stepping into politics, and try to make sense of a missing 12 tons of KitKats. We also get into whether a celebrity’s personal views should affect how fans support their work.

On the sports side, we look at the UFC’s use of AI in advertising and Dana White’s response, along with the ongoing Jon Jones contract situation. We also compare WNBA and UFC entry-level pay, and discuss Angel Reese’s comments about pricing her signature shoe at $1000.

We close out with Final Four matchups: Michigan vs. Arizona and UConn vs. Illinois, plus a look at Luka’s MVP case, Kirk Cousins heading to the Raiders, and DL Hughley’s comments on podcast culture and its growing influence.

This episode covers a wide range, but at its core, it’s about perspective, how things change, how they stay the same, and how we make sense of it all.

The Colompton Beer Club is back with a full lineup, starting with Chappell Roan vs. Jude Law’s 9-year-old son—and what it says about celebrity, privacy, and overreaction.

From there, we break down greatness across eras, examining Tom Brady and Michael's championships, longevity, and cultural influence.

We also get into early reactions from the Major League Baseball season and the return of the 9-9-9 challenge, along with how corporate branding is starting to shape fan traditions.

On the headline side, we discuss the situation involving Puka Nacua, a private equity CEO facing jail time after an incident involving a teenager, and how accountability plays out in the public sphere.

We also talk about rising subscription costs from Netflix, the conversation around a manosphere-focused documentary, and wrap things up with family viewing, including K-Pop Demon Hunters, plus a look at March Madness and the current NBA playoff picture.

We also sip on and review featuring Blood Orange Saison from Black Beauty Brewery and a Blueberry Wheat Ale

As always, we close with a rapid-fire round that keeps things unpredictable.

Thank you to all who have been listening to and supporting the show. And thank you for the feedback and shout-outs from many others.

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