In this episode, Dave, Chris, Khrysti, and Matt discuss the 1990 beloved film, "Pretty Woman."

We're looking at two characters this time, as they each don't have much screen time, and they do tend to be in the same scenes together - the married couple, Upworth and Ricks.

The fan favorite! AKA the “lowest rated episode of the entire series on IMDB”.

Life has finally settled down, and Matt is back with a real beer review!

In Episode 39, Matt pours Hooey, a hazy IPA from Lupulin Brewing in Big Lake, Minnesota. Along the way, he shares the story of discovering the brewery at the Hamlin Craft Beer Fest, explains why their beers made such a lasting impression, and recounts the unfortunate (but apparently lucky?) incident of dropping the can—twice.

Then it's time for a full BJCP-style evaluation, breaking down Hooey's appearance, aroma, flavor, mouthfeel, and overall impression to see how this highly regarded hazy IPA stacks up against the style guidelines.

To wrap up the episode, Matt shares a behind-the-scenes look at presenting "Mind the Gap: Keeping Club Members Engaged Between Monthly Meetings" at HomebrewCon, including the unexpected technical hiccup that nearly derailed the presentation before it even began.

Whether you're a craft beer fan, a homebrewer, or just enjoy hearing great beer stories, there's plenty to raise a glass to in this episode.

Cheers!

In this episode, Chris, Tim, and Luke review Toy Story 5, Masters of the Universe, and Supergirl.

It's a very lightweight Stingray tale this time, with an equally lightweight, barely there villain.

In this episode, Chris, Luke, Dave and Tim discuss the Star Wars related events that happened on July 4th.

In this episode, Dave welcome Chris, Luke and Tim to the show to discuss "The Greasy Strangler."

We're back in the south of France for the last of the psycho thrillers penned by Jimmy Sangster, a film with a title more thrilling than it actually is, Crescendo.

A small‑town disappearance. A magnetic teacher with blurred boundaries. A trail of journals, rumors, and sightings that stretch far beyond Maine. In Rocked, Laura Nimoy follows the echoes of a case that never quite settled — a story of obsession, secrecy, and two people who stepped out of the rain and into mystery.