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Season 2, Episode 10 of Taps & Takes brings Drew Hyatt and Edward Raus back to Grogg’s Traditional Irish Pub for a packed Friday episode that jumps from movie and TV headlines into gaming rumors, comic book debates, Oscars betting picks, and NFL free agency fallout. The first half leans hard into nerd news, including Project Hail Mary early buzz, Lanterns, Batman Part II, Conan the Barbarian, Harry Potter casting rumors, One Piece, Knights of the Old Republic, and the newly announced Xbox Helix concept.

For new viewers, The Do-Over Podcast is a conversation-driven show built around sharp opinions, jokes, and weekly culture talk, and Taps & Takes is the Friday spinoff that blends entertainment, gaming, and sports from the bar. This episode keeps that format moving fast. Drew and Edward open with Grog’s and St. Patrick’s Day talk, roll through the week’s biggest pop culture headlines, then pivot into a March Madness-style debate over black superheroes after realizing they missed Black History Month.

The back half shifts into Royce’s Words for a rant on lip filler culture before the show moves into Oscars betting strategy and a full slate of award predictions, including Best Picture, Best Actor, Best Actress, supporting categories, screenplay, animation, score, sound, and production design. They close with NFL free agency reactions, including Mike Evans to the 49ers, Kenneth Walker to the Chiefs, Isaiah Pacheco to the Lions, Tua landing with the Falcons, Malik Willis heading to Miami, and why the Raiders may have had the strongest week of all.

00:00 – Intro at Grogg’s

00:03 – Nerd news kickoff

00:04 – Project Hail Mary early buzz

00:07 – Frodo, Conan and Batman updates

00:10 – The Boys and Lanterns reactions

00:15 – Aegon movie and Paramount trouble

00:18 – Mario, One Piece and KOTOR

00:21 – Xbox Helix rumors

00:25 – Best black superhero bracket

00:28 – Royce’s Words

00:32 – Oscars betting picks

00:43 – NFL free agency roundup

00:48 – Wrap-up and plugs

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Season 2, Episode 19 of The Do-Over Podcast finds Drew Hyatt and Barbress Jess bouncing from recovery updates and birthday chaos into a sharp, funny, and surprisingly real conversation about lying, people-pleasing, confrontation, and the difference between honesty and just being rude. Recorded at Groggs Studio, this episode starts loose, gets personal fast, and keeps circling one big question: how honest are you actually?

If you’re new here, The Do-Over Podcast is the main long-form show where Drew and Jess turn everyday life, work drama, internet nonsense, relationships, and personal stories into real conversation that can go from hilarious to brutally honest in a matter of minutes. This episode opens with support for a listener in rehab, St. Patrick’s Day talk at Groggs, a Starbucks order mix-up, conspiracy-brained internet culture, and Jess breaking down her murder mystery birthday party.

From there, the episode gets deeper. Jess talks about helping a client prepare for a major life transition and come out to family, Drew shares a father-son shooting trip after his son got his license, and the conversation shifts into a long run on lying, white lies, childhood guilt, direct communication, conflict styles, rude clients, and why some people use “I just have no filter” as cover for bad behavior. The back half swings back into chaos with a Habit Burger drive-thru mess, astrology talk, reaction clips, and one of Jess’s funniest cringe stories about faking a guitar performance. Sponsors mentioned in this episode include Groggs and Frank Sierra Finish Carpentry / Sierra Door Supply.

00:00 - Cold open and show kickoff

03:11 - Brittany’s sobriety update and support

07:05 - Starbucks mistake turns into a win

10:16 - Internet conspiracies, nuance, and Adele

16:14 - Jess’s murder mystery birthday party

19:22 - Helping a client transition publicly

24:47 - Drew’s father-son shooting trip

31:35 - Horoscope talk and white girl lore

34:37 - Kids, lying, and childhood guilt

37:43 - How honest are you really?

41:06 - Drew’s direct conflict style explained

46:34 - Rude clients and “no filter” people

49:56 - Habit Burger drive-thru meltdown

55:46 - Moon signs, Taurus, and Pisces

1:00:13 - Reaction clips and workplace diversity bit

1:01:51 - Cringe song submissions and secondhand pain

1:06:07 - Jess’s fake guitar performance confession

1:11:13 - Outro and Friday show preview

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Season 2, Episode 18 opens with Drew Hyatt trying to solve one of the dumbest mysteries of the week: why his hands kept turning sticky at random, including a full 7-Eleven panic where he convinced himself he’d brushed up against something dangerous. From there, Drew, Edward Raus, and Jessica bounce into old-school TV nostalgia, prayer and church stories, weed anxiety, Jess’s brutal work schedule, and her Love Is Blind wedding recap before the conversation turns into a salon horror story about a controlling boyfriend who refuses to leave his girlfriend alone at appointments.

For new viewers, The Do-Over Podcast is a live conversation show built on real stories, dark humor, internet nonsense, and the kind of side roads that turn into the best parts of the episode. This one moves from everyday irritations into bigger conversations without losing the hanging-out energy. Drew breaks down how he accidentally pulled off an all-time DMV line skip while renewing his license and finally handling the real ID process, then the room gets into public manners, road rage, politics, war, and the idea that anyone voting for military action should have to send their own family first.

Later, Edward responds to backlash over last week’s tweaker video segment and the group digs into where comedy crosses the line, who gets to joke about addiction, and why being funny still matters more than trying to be edgy. They also get into the McDonald’s CEO trying to sell the Big Arch on camera, Jess’s birthday gift, and a closing run of reaction clips that includes the “very demure” political spoof, a GTA-style bit, and Luigi Primo becoming the latest hero of the internet. Recorded at Grogg’s Studio in northeast Fresno, California, this episode also includes sponsor mentions for Grogg’s and Frank Sierra Finish Carpentry and Sierra Door Supply.

00:00 – Cold open and old-school TV nostalgia

03:48 – Welcome in and Royce birthday shout

05:39 – Darryl dads, prayer talk and church stories

13:07 – Green-out confessions and weed anxiety

16:17 – The random sticky hands mystery

20:48 – Fentanyl fears, gas pumps and road rage

23:06 – Jess’s brutal week and Love Is Blind

26:34 – The salon boyfriend red-flag story

37:45 – Drew’s accidental DMV line skip

45:07 – Public manners, traffic and patience

48:16 – War talk and lawmakers’ kids

53:55 – Eddie backlash and comedy line debate

1:01:19 – Frank Sierra sponsor break and plugs

1:03:09 – McDonald’s CEO and the Big Arch

1:08:46 – Sarah rant and Jess’s birthday gift

1:10:25 – Reaction videos and Luigi Primo

1:15:49 – Outro, socials and Saint Patrick’s Day

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Drew Hyatt and Edward Raus are back at Grogg’s Traditional Irish Pub for Season 2, Episode 9 of Taps & Takes, and this one leans hard into nerd news before closing with a quick sports run. They open with movie talk and old-school nostalgia, then get into a packed run of entertainment and gaming headlines, including the Paramount and Skydance bid for Warner Bros., HBO brand concerns, Matrix 5, Scary Movie 6, Sonic the Hedgehog 4, Hogwarts Legacy 2, Mortal Kombat 2, Resident Evil 9, Scream 7, Marathon, Crimson Desert, and more. If you’re new here, The Do-Over Podcast is the main brand, and Taps & Takes is the bar-side version of the show where the conversation moves fast through sports, movies, games, pop culture, and whatever else the week gives them. This episode was recorded at Grogg’s Traditional Irish Pub with Drew Hyatt and Edward Raus, plus a Royce Rant segment that turns into a full-on sermon about shopping carts and lazy people in parking lots. The episode’s longest and most focused conversations center on entertainment industry shakeups and gaming. Drew and Edward spend real time on the reported Warner Bros. acquisition angle, why they think the financials and regulatory issues could blow it up, and why losing the HBO brand would be a terrible move. From there, they bounce through sequel and reboot reactions, praise Hogwarts Legacy for actually delivering the Harry Potter experience fans wanted, debate the Mortal Kombat 2 trailer, react to Resident Evil 9 and Scream 7, and dig into why God of War fans should be paying close attention to the Ryan Hurst image leak and the rumors around the next game possibly shifting away from Kratos. Later, the show pivots into a fast Hype or Blight segment comparing Xbox and PlayStation exclusives, then wraps with sports talk on the World Baseball Classic, Floyd Mayweather’s reported 2026 fight schedule, NFL Combine takeaways, franchise tags, and Kenneth Walker hitting free agency. If you like podcasts that can jump from Warner Bros. debt loads to Kratos casting concerns to NFL roster movement without losing momentum, this is your episode. 00:00 - Grogg’s intro and nerd news setup 00:01 - Paramount deal and God of War preview 00:05 - Crime 101 review and Heat talk 00:08 - Paramount vs Warner Bros 00:16 - Matrix 5 and sequel fatigue 00:18 - Scary Movie 6, Sonic 4, Hogwarts Legacy 2 00:22 - Mortal Kombat 2 and Pinocchio horror 00:27 - Resident Evil 9, Scream 7, Marathon 00:29 - Good Luck Have Fun and Crimson Desert 00:33 - Fighting games and SnyderVerse animation talk 00:38 - Break setup and what’s next 00:38:47 - Royce Rant on shopping carts 00:43:20 - Ryan Hurst photo and God of War rumors 00:48:57 - Xbox vs PlayStation exclusives 00:51:39 - Sports news and NFL free agency 00:56:55 - Outro and where to follow #TheDoOverPodcast#TapsAndTakes#Podcast#GamingPodcast#MoviePodcast#NerdNews#GodOfWar#WarnerBros#PlayStation#Xbox#NFLFreeAgency#WorldBaseballClassic#GroggsTraditionalIrishPub

It’s Season 2, Episode 17 of The Do-Over Podcast, recorded at Grogg’s Studio with Drew Hyatt, Barbress Jess, and Darren. The morning starts exactly how you’d expect: a ridiculous cold open, a quick debate about Drew’s microphone burps, and an unhinged breakdown of Fresno Target rankings after the “security guard” situation.

From there it turns into a full birthday episode. Drew opens gifts, the infamous gift contract gets dragged back into court, and Sarah calls in to shut down Jess’s attempt to claim an exemption. After that, weekend recaps go sideways fast, from dating your kid and accidentally buying tickets for the wrong theater, to Pop Fiction shows, Riverstone Facebook group trolling, HOA power trips, and the reality of working real estate while clients try to sabotage their own sale.

Then the tinfoil hats come out. The crew gets into Iran escalation talk, the Epstein files, why people think it’s all a distraction, and how internet conspiracy culture turns one TikTok into “fact.” The episode closes with reactions, bits, and a final round of plugs.

Sponsor: Grogg’s, the Irish pub in northeast Fresno.

Sponsor: Frank Sierra Finish Carpentry and Sierra Door Supply.

Watch live: Twitch.tv/TheDoOverPodcast

Email: [email protected]

00:00:01 - Cold open: “Drew’s line” parody

00:01:09 - Welcome in, burp hate, triple Pisces talk

00:03:30 - The Target security guard and Fresno Target rankings

00:06:10 - Dad daughter date, sushi, and wrong theater tickets

00:08:22 - Diet talk, Slices pizza, and the bloat

00:12:08 - Birthday gifts and the gift contract dispute

00:13:34 - Calling Sarah to settle the contract argument

00:19:00 - Lottery security detail and the contract receipt

00:24:43 - Weekend recaps and Drew’s new “old man” chair

00:29:03 - Wedding work, divorce takes, and TikTok cheating stories

00:37:34 - Break and Grogg’s sponsor spot

00:39:33 - Tanning debate and the carrot turning orange story

00:41:33 - Pop Fiction show recap and Chris Isaak cover praise

00:43:52 - Riverstone trolling: “Doctor Wiggles wiener wagon”

00:46:34 - HOA power, fees, and community control

00:49:22 - Drew’s birthday weekend grind and real estate client madness

00:57:13 - Frank Sierra sponsor spot

00:58:23 - Nipple injury story and piercing discussion

01:01:25 - Tattoos, professionalism, and client perception

01:03:11 - Tinfoil hats on: conspiracy setup

01:04:32 - Iran escalation, WW3 fears, and “distraction” theory

01:08:05 - Ellen rumor, Pizzagate talk, and what’s actually in the files

01:13:31 - Epstein names, accountability, and why people are furious

01:17:37 - Reactions segment and closing bits

01:22:07 - Plugs, where to find Jess, and wrap

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Jess is back in the studio and Drew is immediately on one: friendship drama, petty receipts, and a plan to “reverse nag” their partners to see how it plays. From there it turns into a full road-trip survival story, including a matcha-fueled stomach meltdown on the drive home, emergency stops, and the kind of adult panic you do not post on Instagram. This is Season 2, Episode 16 of The Do-Over Podcast, recorded at Grogg’s Studio with Drew Hyatt, Jess Schmidt, and Eddie. Later, Elliott Jams calls in from LA with Angels updates, wedding fallout, and just enough chaos to keep Drew mad. Then the episode swerves into late-night Fresno Subway missions, the uncomfortable “pets in the room” question, the internet’s obsession with “Punch the Monkey,” and a full tin foil hat segment on Jeffrey Epstein, Ghislaine Maxwell, and why Drew thinks the story does not add up. New here: The Do-Over Podcast is friends talking like friends actually talk. It’s studio hangouts, stories that spiral, and whatever topic the room can’t let go of once it starts. If you’re watching on YouTube, drop a comment with your favorite segment and whether you think pets are judging you. Thanks to Grogg’s for sponsoring the show and hosting the studio, and to Frank Sierra Finish Carpentry and Sierra Door Supply for supporting the podcast. 00:00 – Cold open and welcome back chaos 03:02 – The “nagging experiment” idea 12:38 – Jess recap: wedding, missing Elliott tea 17:21 – Matcha binge and the road trip bathroom saga 29:27 – Elliott Jams calls in from LA 45:03 – Late-night Subway at Manchester 50:15 – Pets watching you theory and privacy talk 53:48 – “Punch the Monkey” and internet outrage 01:03:11 – Conspiracy corner: Epstein and Ghislaine 01:10:05 – Patreon and show support plug 01:12:01 – Tweaker Geographic discovery 01:15:17 – Birthday jokes and sign-off #TheDoOverPodcast#DoOverPodcast#TheDoOverPodcasts#Podcast#ComedyPodcast#StorytimePodcast#FriendshipPodcast#RelationshipTalk#ConspiracyCorner#JeffreyEpstein#TinfoilHat#Fresno#Groggs#TweakerGeographic#PunchTheMonkey

Live from Grogg’s Traditional Irish Pub, Taps & Takes is where The Do-Over Podcast splits the difference between nerd news and sports news and argues about all of it like it matters. This is Season 2, Episode 8, recorded at Grogg’s with Drew Hyatt and Edward Raus, plus a quick bar-side rant from Royce. On the nerd side, the crew goes all-in on Knights of the Seven Kingdoms as a rare Game of Thrones win, then spins through the week’s headlines: a new Neon Genesis Evangelion series (and why that’s a big swing), Assassin’s Creed trying to find its identity again, Sony’s ongoing Spider-Verse problem, and PlayStation’s Bluepoint situation as the latest example of studios getting set up to fail. It also gets weird in the best way, from Wario villain talk to Marvel finally moving X-Men forward, plus the corporate chessboard stuff with Paramount circling Warner Bros and Xbox turning the page. Then the show pivots into a “Hype or Blight” game rating iconic movie twist endings, detours into an After Earth argument, and closes the first half with Royce’s two-minute case for why Alex Garland might be the wrong fit for Elden Ring. The sports half runs through a Winter Olympics recap, then hits NFL with Kirk Cousins’ money legacy, Raiders and QB chatter, Kyler Murray trade talk, why Combine 40 times get overrated, and a final note on Mayweather vs Pacquiao 2 landing on Netflix. 00:10 - Live from Grogg’s, nerd and sports setup 02:47 - Knights of the Seven Kingdoms finale praise 07:02 - Evangelion reboot news and why it matters 10:26 - Assassin’s Creed reset: Ubisoft brings veterans back 13:10 - Sony Spider-Verse reboot, Venom missed chances 16:07 - PlayStation cuts Bluepoint, live service fallout 19:34 - TMNT sequel, Ahsoka recast, Wario rumor 22:09 - Marvel X-Men film finally starts moving 25:03 - Paramount raises Warner Bros bid talk 27:24 - Xbox shakeup: Phil Spencer out, new CEO 30:56 - Hype or Blight: ranking iconic movie twists 36:22 - After Earth debate and “Psycho Killer” warning 39:20 - Royce rants: Alex Garland and Elden Ring fears 43:54 - Winter Olympics recap: USA medals and stars 48:11 - Kirk Cousins released and money legend debate 50:40 - Rondale Moore tragedy and college rule rant 52:52 - Raiders #1 pick buzz, Kyler Murray trade talk 54:37 - NFL Combine: 40 times, what really matters 56:57 - Mayweather vs Pacquiao 2 on Netflix 58:05 - Where to find the show, sign-off #TheDoOverPodcast#DoOverPodcast#TapsAndTakes#Podcast#PopCulturePodcast#NerdNews#GamingNews#GameOfThrones#KnightsOfTheSevenKingdoms#EldenRing#NFLNews#WinterOlympics#SportsTalk#VideoGames#Marvel

This week, Drew sits down with Val and Jaime at Grogg’s Studio for a wide-ranging, laugh-out-loud episode that starts with garden peppers and somehow ends at “perineum sunning,” Costco etiquette, and the very real moment you realize you’re not the cool one anymore.

Along the way, Val relives her plasma fiasco, the group debates TVs in the bedroom, and Drew admits he doesn’t really know what a true day off even looks like.Season 2, Episode 15 of The Do-Over Podcast is exactly what the show does best: friends in a room, honest stories, and the kind of side quests that feel like real life. If you’re new here, The Do-Over Podcast is Drew’s hangout-style show built around conversations that spiral naturally, with recurring bits, personal stories, and reactions to clips that set the table for the next debate.

The middle of the episode turns into a full “getting older” check-in, from slang arriving too late to the things that instantly make you feel like someone’s parent. That opens the door to a full Costco rant about carts, spatial awareness, and kids acting feral in public, plus the internet clip that kicks off their “generational aura loss” definition. Then they get into gifts, the weird social pressure around “hookups” and doing things for free, and Drew’s honesty about hair loss and the Turkey transplant pipeline.

The episode wraps with their reaction segment and a quick debate about burner accounts and why screaming influencer videos are the worst.Thanks to Grogg’s for sponsoring the studio, and thanks to Frank Sierra Finish Carpentry and Sierra Door Supply for supporting the show.

00:00 – Welcome + Jamie subs in for Eddie

01:04 – Location sharing and “shady time” talk

03:30 – Garden peppers gift and hot sauce dreams

06:31 – Val’s plasma story and “aura loss” setup

09:58 – Galentine’s Day and long-term commitment talk15:31 – TVs in the bedroom and Sunday routines

18:15 – No days off, guilt, and squeezing in shows23:40 – Break + Grogg’s studio sponsor read

25:29 – “Perineum sunning” science check

30:04 – The nose mug and gift etiquette rant

32:11 – Kids’ birthdays and breaking the gift precedent

36:08 – Biggest gifts received (spa, car, guitar)

42:37 – Homie hookups, free work, and boundaries

48:00 – Show plugs + Frank Sierra sponsor read

50:16 – Generational aura loss: slang and being late

51:01 – Costco manners, carts, and Cart Narcs energy

55:05 – Kids in stores and service dog etiquette

57:43 – The wig-hat clip that sparked “aura loss”

59:27 – Concert fight story and “dick stinks” insult

01:00:24 – Hair loss, Turkey implants, and acceptance

01:05:40 – Reactions: military school twist + ear piercing clip

01:09:15 – Burner accounts, trolling, and social media rules

01:11:13 – Wrap-up, posting schedule, and goodbye

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This episode opens with the crew unpacking why their Do-Over OnlyFans joke didn’t make it through approval, then slides into everyday life talk that turns into a bigger point about value and pricing. From there it becomes a true group hang: Olympics confusion, curling respect, and the kind of off-the-cuff riffing that only works when everyone actually knows each other.

Season 2, Episode 14 of The Do-Over Podcast features Drew Hyatt, Barbress Jess, and Edward Raus, plus a special call-in from Elliott Jams that becomes the centerpiece of the episode. If you’re new here, The Do-Over Podcast is a conversational show built around real friendships, current life stuff, and whatever topic pulls the strongest reactions in the room, without forcing “segments” that don’t fit.

The call-in starts as an update and quickly turns into a roast when Elliott reveals he launched a Substack immediately, triggering the episode’s running theme: “spell check.” After that, they pivot into Love Is Blind and break down the cast drama and relationship behavior, then push into dating app stories (including a genuinely unsettling Tinder experience). The back half closes with Drew’s news on the Supreme Court tariff ruling, plus a “FAFO” style discussion about people getting too comfortable online and what happens when they get checked in real life.

This episode includes a sponsor break for Frank Sierra Finish Carpentry and Sierra Door Supply, and a later shoutout to Horn Photo.

0:07 – OnlyFans denied and the “Bone Zone” joke

1:34 – Jess is back, Barbress/Barb Jess jokes

4:10 – Table check-in, sickness, allergies in Fresno

15:46 – Pricing, value, and not devaluing your work

21:05 – Olympics talk, curling, and random life updates

26:34 – Grogg’s sponsor break and studio shoutout

28:18 – Elliott calls in: Substack launch and backlash

42:19 – Love Is Blind breakdown and Chris drama

56:03 – Frank Sierra break, Patreon and support plugs

58:28 – “Spelliott Check” named + “send me the money” clip

1:06:17 – Tinder horror story and “Are we dating the same guy?”

1:12:29 – Drew’s News: Supreme Court tariffs ruling

1:17:03 – FAFO reactions: tweeting tough, getting checked

1:20:52 – AI clip reactions and wrap-up

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Recorded at Grogg’s Traditional Irish Pub, Drew Hyatt and Edward Raus bounce between nerd news and sports the way this series is meant to be watched: quick takes, strong opinions, and a few side quests along the way. Season 2, Episode 7 opens with World Cup fever, then immediately turns into a full reaction pod to the latest Sony State of Play.

They break down the reveals that actually hit, the ones that felt like filler, and why a “big announcement” means nothing if you don’t show enough to earn the hype. From God of War remake questions and what a remake even means in 2026, to the bigger conversation around trailers, release timing, and why studios keep trying to sell audiences things they never asked for.

Then it swings to TV and movies: Mandalorian and Grogu, why the rollout feels weird, and the Game of Thrones universe delivering again with Knight of the Seven Kingdoms. They also get into studio business, the rise of AI trailer slop, Spider-Man Noir with Nic Cage energy, and Apple’s long-term play with Severance. After the break, it’s sports time: Angels chatter, All-Star Saturday disappointment, Tyreek Hill’s release, a “nothing good after 1 a.m.” story, a couple fight headlines, and a Winter Olympics temperature check with women’s hockey carrying the flag again.

00:00 – Grogg’s intro and World Cup fever

03:02 – Sony State of Play recap begins

03:39 – Castlevania buzz and Control talk

04:57 – John Wick game hype, God of War remake confusion

09:08 – Star Wars racer, fighting game notes, Marvel team tease

11:20 – Mandalorian and Grogu trailer reactions

15:01 – Knight of the Seven Kingdoms is “peak”

19:03 – Warner Bros, Paramount, Netflix deal talk

22:13 – AI movie trailers and the writing problem

25:48 – Spider-Man Noir, Severance, Apple TV run

29:56 – Highguard backlash, layoffs, hero shooter fatigue

31:20 – Doomsday vs Dune 3 trailer bet

33:35 – Break and the “coziest boy” bit

34:53 – Angels news and Elliot’s Substack roast

37:12 – All-Star Saturday dunk contest rant

38:52 – Tyreek Hill released and WR money

42:24 – Ronnie Hickman jumped, “after 1 a.m.” rule

44:43 – Fight talk: Tyson-Mayweather, Rousey-Carano

46:47 – Winter Olympics disappointment, hockey hope

50:15 – Wrap and where to find the show

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