The Colompton Beer Club Podcast kicks things off with a loose, conversational cold open, setting the tone with casual banter, drink check-ins, and a preview of the sports chaos ahead.

Rob returns to the show as the crew catches up on recent wins, heartbreaks, and current beer habits before diving into a detailed NFL Draft order breakdown, unpacking what the early picks reveal about rebuilding teams, quick turnarounds, and potential quarterback moves.

The discussion shifts to the NFL coaching carousel. A focused spotlight on Baltimore Ravens head coach John Harbaugh explores longevity, consistency, and why stable franchises separate themselves from perpetual rebuilds. The rumor mill heats up with speculation surrounding Mike McDaniel and potential Detroit Lions interest, questioning whether it’s overreaction season or a legitimate storyline.

The episode lightens up with a debate over a fight at a Ravens game, touching on fan behavior, alcohol, rivalry culture, and stadium accountability, before rolling into the “TV Drinking Buddy” segment, breaking down the ideal sports-watching companion based on commentary, tolerance, and chaos factor.

Along the way, the crew sips and reviews Goose Island Tropical Beer Hug and Steel Reserve Spiked Strawberry, closing out with rapid-fire questions and a final pour reminder to rate, review, and share the show.

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New year, same nonsense.

We kick off 2026 the only way we know how... strong opinions, questionable etiquette, and conversations that spiral just enough to be honest. We talk about the responsibility of controlling the AUX cord at a cookout, whether showing up to a surprise party with a tall boy and a box of wine is acceptable behavior, and the unspoken rules people pretend not to know.

On the sports side, we break down the final week of the NFL season, debate which teams can actually be trusted under pressure, and ask the legacy question: if Matthew Stafford wins another MVP and Super Bowl, does that put him in the all-time conversation?

It doesn’t stop there. We get into hand-washing habits, Netflix versus movie theaters, the safest cities in the U.S., and a quick review of One Battle After Another.

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Drink responsibly. Argue respectfully. Wash your hands.

The final episode of The Colompton Beer Club Podcast closes out 2026 with a wide-ranging conversation that blends holiday chaos, sports fallout, cultural moments, and uncomfortable headlines that defined the year. Over beers, we talk about things in life that are far harder than they look, share Christmas stories, including Secret Santa wins and misses.

On the sports side, we break down the NFL’s Christmas Day slate, including Dallas beating Washington, Minnesota knocking Detroit out of playoff contention, and Denver defeating Kansas City. We compare the 2024 and 2025 playoff pictures, discuss the DK Metcalf fan incident in Detroit, and unpack the aftermath of Jake Paul vs. Anthony Joshua and what it says about the current state of boxing.

The conversation shifts to cultural and political moments that sparked strong reactions, including the optics of Christmas Mass at the Vatican, Donald Trump answering Christmas phone calls from children while announcing U.S. military action against ISIS in Nigeria, and the backlash of Nicki Minaj losing 10 million Instagram followers. We also reflect on a widely shared end-of-life story about a woman with stage-4 breast cancer who chose to leave an abusive marriage and live on her own terms, prompting a deeper discussion about autonomy, mortality, and why people often wait too long to choose themselves.

Throughout the episode, we sip and review Meet the Krushes from Hop Butcher for the World, alongside a Berliner Geshichite Pilsner, rounding out the year the only way we know how honest conversation, sharp opinions, and good beer.

This episode serves as both a year-end wrap-up and a snapshot of where sports, culture, and public discourse landed at the close of 2026.

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In this holiday episode of The Colompton Beer Club Podcast, we settle in for A Very Colompton Christmas while covering a wide range of sports, pop culture, and internet oddities. We start with a breakdown of the Rams vs. Seahawks Thursday Night Football game, focusing on how momentum shifted throughout the night, the coaching decisions that shaped overtime, and what the result means for the NFC playoff picture.

From there, the conversation turns to combat sports and boxing, including Sean Strickland’s refusal to fight on the proposed UFC White House card, the Andrew Tate vs. Chase DeMoor matchup, and the Jake Paul vs. Anthony Joshua fight. We discuss whether these events represent protest, promotion, or principle, and where credibility currently stands in combat sports.

The episode lightens up with a discussion on McDonald’s “Party Size” fries and combining them with the 50-piece nuggets from Wendy's. We then address recent headlines that sound fictional but aren’t, including confusing presidential language and the role pop culture references play in public messaging and media framing.

Nostalgia rounds out the middle of the show with a look back at MTV Invades Your Space, what it represented during peak MTV, and why it would have never come to Colompton. We take a look at Pornhub’s 2025 Year in Review, reacting to state-by-state search trends and what they suggest about regional habits.

To close out the episode, we mix in Christmas-themed questions, holiday “Would You Rather” scenarios, and beer reviews, including Avery IPA and Lvivske 1715.

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In this episode of Colompton Beer Club, we open by wishing Steve and Dick Van Dyke a happy birthday before moving into a conversation around the recent Diddy documentary, including how 50 Cent reportedly obtained the footage and what that adds to the broader discussion. From there, we turn our attention to college football, breaking down the surprise firing of Michigan head coach Sherrone Moore and the controversy surrounding the decision, as well as the College Football Playoff and a newly proposed rule specific to Notre Dame. We also recap NFL Week 14 by reviewing our picks, discussing fantasy football outcomes, and examining how a team can go winless over the course of a season.

Later in the episode, we talk about John Cena’s final match at Saturday Night's Main Event and his overall impact on professional wrestling. Throughout the conversation, we sip on and review Samuel Adams Winter White Ale and Samuel Adams Cold Brew, sharing our thoughts as the discussion moves between sports, media, and beer.

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On this week’s episode of Colompton Beer Club, we start with the everyday reality of road etiquette and how small decisions from drivers shape the flow of a commute. From there, we look at Netflix’s $82 billion purchase of Warner Bros./HBO and what it means for the DC Universe, Harry Potter, and Game of Thrones now sitting under the same roof.

We consider whether a future where “everything is affordable” would actually work, and how that idea connects to the clothes people buy and the cars that they would drive. We discuss nostalgia of school lunches and the food we still remember.

We also talk about the new documentary Sean Combs: The Reckoning, covering Diddy’s early career, his connection to Biggie, the history of East Coast vs. West Coast tensions, and the recent legal issues that landed him in prison for 50 months.

NFL Week 14 takes up its share of the conversation, including the Lions vs. Cowboys Thursday night game, questionable officiating, and why Louie and Steve ended up choosing Dallas over Detroit. Fantasy Football is heading into the playoff stretch, so we reflect on how the season has gone and what’s left.

We also look at the ongoing debate around movie theaters—whether streaming is pushing them out, or if rising ticket prices and concession costs are the real problem.

For the beer reviews this week, we try Z, Morris by Black Flag Brewing Co. and Old Fezziwig by Samuel Adams.

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In this episode of Colompton Beer Club, we talk about how Thanksgiving went with our families and the eating habits that tested our patience at the table.

We break down the Thanksgiving Day NFL games, including Detroit’s loss to Green Bay, Kansas City falling further out of playoff position, Baltimore slipping against Cincinnati, and the Black Friday matchup where Chicago beat Philadelphia. We also look ahead to the rest of the Week 13 schedule.

From there, we cover the UFC and Paramount+ deal and what it means for future events, including the first numbered UFC card headed to the platform. We talk through the news of Jake Paul facing Anthony Joshua in December and what that matchup might look like.

We also check in with Eli, shout out his Beer Pong Championship win, and issue a friendly challenge after reviewing a beer he recommended.

Before wrapping up, Steve shares his thoughts on Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter, which leads to a short history conversation. In this episode, we review Sam Adams Winter Lager and Dogfish Head Pennsylvania Tuxedo.

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In this episode of Colompton Beer Club, Steve and Dante open with a conversation about Pretty Woman and whether it actually qualifies as a wholesome movie. That leads into the long-running Richard Gere gerbil rumor, why it still gets mentioned, and how pop-culture myths stick around.

The conversation moves into Week 12 of the NFL season, as the guys make their picks, talking through the Thursday night matchup, and breaking down why Houston vs. Buffalo turned into the perfect storm. They also look at Shedeur Sanders getting his first NFL start and what that might mean going forward.

Outside of sports, the guys get into the Walmart Paper-Scissor-Rock T-shirt controversy, and Dante talks about breaking up a fight at the public library. From there, things shift to A.I. in healthcare, what it could mean when algorithms decide procedure eligibility, and Steve shares his thoughts after watching Companion, continuing the conversation on A.I.’s role in the near future.

As far as beer reviewing goes, they sipped on Radapils from Väsen Brewing Company and Bo Dacious from Heavy Seas

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In this episode of Colompton Beer Club, the conversation starts with the letter “Z” before shifting to colder weather and the question of what temperature people keep their homes when the heat goes back on.

The discussion turns to recent political news and how it affects relationships, including thoughts on Zendaya and Sydney Sweeney as the next season of Euphoria approaches.

Dante and Steve recap their trip to see the Detroit Lions face the Washington Commanders, where Steve won a prize, and the crowd’s mix of jerseys sparked a debate about new Lions fans. They share their NFL Week 11 picks, talk about eye exams and vision worries, and look at how MMA fans compare in loyalty. The conversation moves to the return of Jameis Winston to a starting role in the NFL and the growing role of A.I. in entertainment, with a focus on the success of the band Breaking Rust.

The episode closes with reviews of two beers—I Just Crush A Lot from Calvert Beer Company and Grapefruit Nectar from RAR Brewing Company.

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What's up, folks? This week on the podcast, we preview NFL week 10 as we prepare ourselves to go see the Detroit Lions play the Washington Commanders.

We get a rundown of Dante's Halloween weekend that included catching up with friend to the podcast, Eli. We have a rare discussion about baseball and the World Series and Daryl Strawberry being pardoned.

We talk about the Billboard charts and the lack of any hip hop songs on the list, and why it doesn't matter.

For beers, we sip on and review Bella Birra from Checkerspot Brewing Company and Sun Camp from Dewey Beer.

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