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This week we’re joined by Isaac Mejia, owner of the legendary DTLA cocktail bar The Wolves. Megan is taking on Dry January, Eddie’s attempting a “Damp January,” and we’re all sipping alcohol-removed sparkling wine while talking about the evolving world of zero-proof drinks. Isaac shares his journey from working in TV and film production to opening one of LA’s most beautiful bars—and how his love of movies shaped his creative vision. We also dig into the rise of mocktails and what it means for the future of the bar industry.

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It’s the season opener and we’re finally back. After some real-life curveballs, Eddie and Megan return to the mic to kick off the new year. Eddie’s under the weather but still rocking a new retro Marlins jacket, Megan admits she’s basically been hiding in her house, and somehow we’re both still heading to the 101 Best of LA event later that night.

We talk about the surprising closure of Birdie G’s, the TV shows we’ve been watching, and why teenager characters on TV are almost always the worst people in the room. It’s a little catch-up, a little chaos, and the start of a brand new season.

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On our Season Finale we’re sipping and spilling on everything from pop culture to fast food experiments. We kick things off with Bad Bunny at the Super Bowl and what that means for halftime shows, then dive into the strangest and most famous death row final meals of all time. From there it’s all about Taco Bell’s new “Bellristas” and their espresso bar—will it actually work?—and we wrap it up with a serious debate on what makes the perfect chicken wing. It’s spicy, weird, and hilarious.

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This week, Megan and Eddie are sipping on some seriously questionable bourbon and diving into the weird and wonderful world of food festivals. Eddie quizzes Megan on which festivals are real and which ones he completely made up—spoiler: some of the fake ones sound totally legit. They also break down the Bad Bunny live stream, the new Eminem documentary, and the Charlie Sheen documentary, with plenty of laughs (and a little bourbon-fueled chaos) along the way.

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This week we’re joined by Leroy of the hilarious Canadian comedy duo @leroyandleroy. We dive into the origin of his viral social videos, how he turns everyday quirks into comedy gold, and why the internet can’t get enough of his deadpan delivery. Eddie pitches him a new bit—legal parody videos for a fake law firm called “Leroy and Leroy”—and somehow it actually makes sense. It’s all laughs this episode as we get a behind-the-scenes peek at one of social media’s funniest creators.

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While Megan’s out of town, Gio Gutierrez (@chatchowtv) returns as guest cohost for a night of cocktails, music, and mayhem. We kick things off with a special Santa Teresa cocktail crafted by Tobin Shea, dive into our favorite (and most questionable) musical tastes, and talk restaurant finds and cocktail trends that are shaping the scene right now. Plus, it’s all building up to one thing: our big night heading to see Oasis in LA. Booze, banter, and Britpop—it’s all here.

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This week we’re diving headfirst into fall—whether it’s too soon or not. We break down the history (and madness) of pumpkin spice, debate when fall really starts, and reveal if we ever order pumpkin spice anything. Then it’s on to pop culture as we talk Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce wedding rumors, the cocktails we’d serve at their reception, and the future gender reveal Eddie is hoping for. Plus, Halloween Horror Nights is officially here, which means overpriced cocktails, haunted houses, and pet costume chaos—because Indie as a vampire pug is a thing.

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We’re catching up after Eddie’s whirlwind trip to Barcelona, London, and Bordeaux—and there’s a lot to unpack. From his greatest meal ever at Enigma in Barcelona, to dodging flying beers at an Oasis show in Wembley Stadium, to sipping his way through Bordeaux’s best vineyards, Eddie’s got stories (and wine envy to spare). Meanwhile, Megan takes us to the Hollywood Bowl for Jesus Christ Superstar and shares why it might just be her favorite show yet. Food, wine, music, and musicals—it’s all here.

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Andreas Larsson—named the World’s Best Sommelier—joins us for a deep dive into a life dedicated to wine. We talk about his journey from chef to sommelier, the art of blind tasting, and what makes a truly unforgettable bottle. From stories on the competition circuit to tips for elevating your own wine game, Andreas blends expertise with charm in a conversation that will make you want to open something special tonight. Eddie’s geeking out, Megan’s taking notes, and the wine is flowing

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Julie Baker is back with Megan to discuss the disaster that is dating in your thirties. 

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