In this episode of P is for Punk, Drew dives into NOFX's 2009 EP Cokie the Clown, a strange, hilarious, and honest snapshot of Fat Mike's mind at the end of the 2000s. Released alongside Coaster, this EP blends dark humor, emotional gut-punches, and classic NOFX skate-punk energy while introducing fans to the now-legendary alter ego, Cokie the Clown.

Drew breaks down each track: "Cokie the Clown," "Straight Outta Massachusetts," "Fermented and Flailing," "Codependence Day," and the devastating acoustic version of "My Orphan Year" through exploring the themes of addiction, family trauma, punk fatherhood, and the uncomfortable honesty that makes NOFX one of punk's most enduring bands.

And yes, he talks about the piss incident.

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The boys are back! Life updates, killers on the loose, and a story of fat squirrel. This week's brews are Legacy Ale by Leinenkugel and Space Cake by Clown Shoes.

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On this episode of P Is for Punk, we dive headfirst into the return of one of Chicago's darkest and most influential punk bands: Alkaline Trio. After a six-year gap, the Trio dropped Blood, Hair, and Eyeballs, an album that's equal parts urgent, melodic, and unapologetically bleak in the best way.

We break down the band's history, the era that led to this record, and why this album marks both the end of one chapter and the rebirth of another.

Spin Blood, Hair, and Eyeballs wherever you get music.

I'll figure out the format eventually..

gough from Beernuts Productions joins Drew to talk about his brand-new film Trick or Treat! The two dive into the history of Halloween in Australia, the creative approach behind the film, and a whole new meaning to the phrase "dick pic."

Watch Trick or Treat and all of gough's films at BeernutsProductions.com

Todd joins the show for a deep dive into the world of haunted objects — are they truly cursed, or do spirits attach themselves to them? We explore the responsibility that comes with owning such items, what the afterlife might really be, and how we might connect with loved ones who've passed on.

This week's brew: Bonifest from Tridentine Brewing.

Todd is a voice you may recognize from Real Ghost Stories Online and Hidden Killers Live (available on all podcast platforms). He's also part of a new progressive radio initiative based out of Georgia.

It's a rapid-fire round of weird on Strange Brew. Drinks: 1792 Cognac and crack open a few Spotted Cows.

From the haunted stacks of Hull Public Library to the mournful Gray Lady of Liberty Hall, the guys swap ghost stories that blur history and haunting. Then the conversation shoots into orbit with talk of 3I/ATLAS: the interstellar object some Harvard minds think could be an alien probe. And just when you think the night's winding down, Wisconsin's own Beast of Bray Road lopes out of the dark to remind everyone that the Midwest has its monsters too.

Drew cracks open a Bubbler by New Glarus while Derek sips on Lunar Harvest Pumpkin Ale by Ghostfish Brewing Co as they dive deep into one of the most mysterious early UFO cases , the Maury Island Incident. The two unravel the strange events that predate Roswell, including debris, strange men in black, and government intrigue.

They also chat about the upcoming season of Fallout, swap a few personal UFO stories, and question just how far the truth might stretch beyond the stars.

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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.