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It's about time we looked at another main character at SHADO, this time the dreamboat that is Paul Foster.

In this episode Dave reminisces seeing Rod Stewart and discussing you "You Gotta See him Live."

In Episode 36 of Matt Likes Beer, I dive deep into Philadelphia Pale Ale from Yards Brewing Company — a beer that comes with some serious expectations after Dave declared it his favorite beer in the entire Philadelphia series.

What starts as a simple review quickly turns into one of the most detailed beer breakdowns I’ve ever done on the show. We get into:

Along the way, I also rant about flights, defend pale ales from being called “boring,” and probably say “this is Dave’s favorite beer” way too many times.

If you love craft beer, brewing mechanics, BJCP-style analysis, or just hearing someone obsess over a really well-made pale ale for half an hour, this episode is for you.

It's a new round of Box Office Bozo and this time Chris and Luke need to name the tops movies from Jake Gyllenhaal.

In this episode, Chris, Dave, and Creative Director Luke list their top five favorite Bounty Hunters.

Eric and Dave discuss the Pee Wee Herman movies:

Pee Wee’s Big Adventure (1985)

A bit of a grey cloud hangs over the show this week as we discuss if this is truly the last great episode of the series in this underrated, Lynchian inspired Tale of a heist gone wrong.

The Philadelphia Months series rolls on, and this time Matt cracks open something unexpected: Tech Blonde Ale. What starts as a casual pour quickly turns into one of the biggest surprises of the series so far.

Brewed by Ship Bottom Brewery but branded under 215 Libations (yes, that 215), this episode dives into a fascinating look at contract brewing, joint ventures, and the sometimes confusing business side of beer. Oh—and there’s an NBA connection you won’t see coming.

But let’s get to the real story: the beer.

Matt—self-proclaimed tough critic of blonde ales—finds himself genuinely impressed by a brew that delivers far more complexity than expected. From bready, biscuity malt character to delicate floral hops with a hint of lavender and subtle peach/pear esters, this one hits a rare sweet spot: balance with personality.

Along the way, Matt breaks down the beer BJCP-style, shares why blonde ales are harder to nail than they seem, and reflects on his own brewing journey—including the story behind his medal-winning “Miscalculated Blonde.”

Final verdict?

If you think blonde ales are boring… this episode might change your mind.

In this episode, Dave discusses the movies Whistle, Black Cab, Get Away, Hallow Road, and Mom and Dad!

This is report of the first episode of our new series "Rocked". This repost includes an extended introduction that sets the stage for the series and little bit more about our host, Larah Nimoi.

In every small town, there’s a disappearance people still whisper about — a name that lingers, a moment that changed everything. Rocked follows one woman’s relentless journey to uncover the truth behind those who vanished under unsettling, often overlooked circumstances.

Each episode digs into a different case: the people who went missing, the secrets left behind, and the communities forever shaken by their absence. Through interviews, investigation, and a deeply personal search for answers, Rocked explores how these mysteries ripple through families, friendships, and entire towns long after the headlines fade.

This podcast series is about the stories that refuse to stay buried — and the determination to finally bring them into the light.

EPISODE 1 — “Whatever Happened to the High Plains Hottie?” A young woman vanished from a bar outside St. Paul in 1982 — and her case has haunted me for years. In our debut episode, I return to the disappearance that started it all, reopening the mystery of who she was, what happened that night, and why her story never let me go.